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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Incumbents retain MTA board seats
by TIM ROCKEY Frontiersman.com PALMER — Incumbents Roxie Mayberry and Larry Wiget held their seats on the Matanuska Telephone Association
LETTER: Vote me for president in 2020
by HUHNKIE LEE To the editor: This can be a divisive issue, so let us start the discussion on common
PF sticking with fossil fuels, despite advice to the contrary
by TIM BRANDER Frontiersman.com Alaska’s Permanent Fund is sticking with oil, its board of trustees says. The $65
Taking care of its own: AER cares for Army
By Michael Baty JBER AER Specialist The Army Emergency Relief Program is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing financial
Legislature wraps up but not before kicking in for Knik bridge project
by TIM BRADNER State lawmakers moved to toughen crime laws, pay off unpaid oil incentive tax credits and give final
Contentious debate to continue, no matter what Legislature decides to do with Permanent Fund
by TIM BRADNER The Legislature is edging closer to adopting a percent-of-market-value, or POMV, plan for using
The PFD war isn’t going away
by TIM BRADNER Frontiersman.com Just before they adjourned their 2018 session, Alaska legislators passed a bill changing the way
SPECTRUM: SB26, Diapering the Devils in the Details
by TODD SMOLDON The 2018 legislative session ended with many of us breathing a sigh of relief through clenched teeth;
SPECTRUM: Governor is failing us on public safety
by BRYAN BRANDENBURG Public safety is an issue that is important to all Alaskans. Rising crime, dwindling resources, and inadequate
Lawsuit by Juneau man could derail oil and gas tax plan
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman State officials hope to get $700 million in new oil and gas work underway
Legislature wraps up but not before kicking in for Knik bridge project
by TIM BRADNER Frontiersman.com State lawmakers moved to toughen crime laws, pay off unpaid oil incentive tax credits and
SPECTRUM: Protecting Salmon is Good Business and the Right Thing to Do
by DAN MICHELS Propaganda is, by definition, information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize