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Keeping eyes on the road
Drivers who like to keep their eyes on more than the road could face some stiff penalties under a new
Senior center needed in Palmer
The Mat-Su Valley’s senior population received a boost recently when Gov. Sarah Palin gave the green light to
Be a friend of Smokey’s
We can fill this entire editorial space with lots of facts and figures about wildfires, but for 60 years Smokey
Recycling center worthy recipient of capital funds
It hurts to get cut. Being on the wrong side of the veto cutting board is painful, as local governments
Races for Juneau under way
With the filing deadline passed last week for candidates in state legislative races, we see a healthy slate of candidates
Head offATV-auto collisions
The hills are alive with the sound of all-terrain-vehicles. As spring quickly rushes into a short Alaska summer,
Hundreds of ways to spend $780,000
The Mat-Su Borough School Board has until the end of this month to spend the roughly $780,000 remaining
PAC mural a bright example
The local arts scene became more colorful this past week as the Palmer Arts Council unveiled a new mural designed
Wasilla shouldn’t underwrite senior center
A proposal from Wasilla City Councilman Steve Menard would add a $25,000 line item to the city’s annual
‘Emergency’ cry can’t mask motive
Houston, you have a problem. Although a majority on Houston City Council shot down an ordinance late last week that
Count the cost of freedom
As we sit in our comfortable homes in the most beautiful state of the union, enjoying the liberties that come
Pipeline no longer pipe dream
With crude oil prices passing $130 a barrel and still rising, developing more long-term energy solutions for Alaska and