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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Vote ‘No’ on Prop. 1
I am against ballot measure 1, which is designed to nullify Senate Bill 21 and reinstate the failed tax policy
Vote ‘Yes’ on Prop. 1
By Dr. Tim Tilsworth Why vote YES to repeal SB21? One compelling factor is the despicable politics of how SB21
SB 21 is not in the state’s best interest
By Lisa Weissler Spectrum On Aug.19, Alaskans have the opportunity to make a difference in our state. By voting
Vote no on Prop 1
By James Udelhoven Only three legs support the Alaska economy: oil, the federal government and everything else. That’s why
Vote yes on Prop 1
Sen. Bert Stedman Over the years, I’ve read many of the reports written for the Institute of Social and
Don’t be fooled by rosy oil tax reform talk
By Rep. Les Gara There are a number of little-mentioned, troubling facts about Alaska’s 2013 oil tax rollback
More Affordable Care Act deadlines approaching
By Kate McKee There have been some recent changes in eligibility for various people to enroll in health plans through
Hilcorp-BP deal is good for Alaska
Hilcorp’s purchase of British Petroleum properties on the North Slope is good news for Alaska. Hillcorp is doing a
Senate Bill 21 reduced the income we get from our oil
By Vic Fischer The legislative session is over, and things aren’t looking good for Alaska’s budget. After passing
The Ryan/Young budget means harsh cuts for Alaskans
By Forrest Dunbar On Thursday, Don Young voted for the Ryan Budget for the third year in a row. This
The Ryan/Young budget means harsh cuts for Alaskans
By Forrest Dunbar On Thursday, Don Young voted for the Ryan Budget for the third year in a row. This
In Alaska, everyone’s in the oil business
By Richard Weldin Spectrum Both my wife and I are lifelong Alaskans and the proud recipients of 31 years of