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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Cottonwood Creek Restoration meeting is set for Monday
MAT-SU — This summer a Wasilla Soil and Water Conservation District crew will meet with land owners to assess the
Comment ends June 1 on ‘Draft Mat-Su Borough Stormwater Management Plan’
MAT-SU — The public has until June 1 to comment on the Mat-Su Borough’s Draft Stormwater Management Plan.
No need to be cold toward renewable energy
By Jesse Moe Alaska Voices If you were to ask someone what kind of feelings fellow Alaskans have toward renewable
Going green pays off for Job Corps
PALMER — Congratulations to the students at staff at the Alaska Job Corps Center who last week became the first center
Alaska Clean Water Actions grants available
Up to $450,000 is available for clean water projects through the Alaska Clean Water Actions grants, the Department of
Businesses should consider the messages they send
By Bonnie Zirkle Spectrum On June 5, Mat-Su Borough Assemblyman Warren Keogh brought forward Resolution 12-060 requesting that
This isn’t what green is supposed to mean
By Linda Rutledge Spectrum The prospect of renewable energy holds such promise — a future free of carbons, oil and pollution.
Collectible doll sale extended
Frontiersman.com PALMER — Valley Community for Recycling Solutions has extended its sale of a collection of porcelain dolls, clothes and
Palmer struggles to attain lower ammonia levels
By Rindi White For the Frontiersman PALMER - Wind damage early this winter rumpled the black, insulated plastic coverings over two
A warning about mining: It could happen here, too
By Bonnie Zirkle It had been five years since we had gone home for the holidays. Surprising family and friends