Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Pomp with little circumstance
Were William Shakespeare writing today’s headline announcing the state Personnel Board’s vindication of Gov. Sarah Palin in the
Rupright has a challenging task ahead
Wasilla will swear in a new mayor tomorrow, and with him hopefully begin rebuilding a public trust shattered by questionable
Numbers not kind to Valley voters
Wasilla voters followed up a disappointing showing at the polls for the Oct. 7 municipal election of less than 22
McCain the right choice
Choosing the leader of the free world is an important responsibility, one we all share Nov. 4. Electing a new
Breaking ground for the future
While the weather outside was downright chilly Friday, the event was enough to warm hearts and bring smiles to those
Important choice needs voter turnout
Wasilla voters have an important decision to make come Tuesday, a decision that should generate enough appeal to draw residents
Senate race a matter of conscience
When Alaskans cast their ballots in two weeks, many important decisions will be made. Along with the rest of the
Nov. 4 a date with history
In 16 days, we’ll have an opportunity here in Alaska to do something we’ve never had the privilege
New voices make MEA our company
Companies don’t always run like a democracy. In fact, they seldom do. Most of the time, that just makes
Wooten a symptom
Friday’s release of the Alaska Legislative Committee’s report that concludes Gov. Sarah Palin abused her office to satisfy
Tax money well spent
If you own a $200,000 home, your taxes will soon go up by $43.92, thanks to ballot measures
Report likely to be skewed for political gain
With state lawmakers poised to release findings today of their investigation into whether Gov. Sarah Palin used her position to