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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Walker fails in government transparency
Rick Steiner Spectrum Among Gov. Bill Walker’s many failures – women’s rights, wildlife conservation, public safety, climate change, salmon
I urge you to support Mead Treadwell
By Orin Seybert Spectrum I am a 69-year resident of this wonderful state. I and all 50-some of
‘I’m Just A Dumb Fighter Pilot’: Sen. Mike Shower reflects on his first experience as a member of the Legislature
By Dennis Anderson Publisher’s Notebook Early in the 1990’s Phil Hartman of Saturday Night Live fame played a
Alaskans made government accountable to the people
By Dan Krassner Spectrum Alaskans set out to make their government more accountable to the people—and it just worked.
Lora vs. Dan: The gloves are off
by AMY ARMSTRONG Frontiersman.com The Republican primary race for state Sen. Anna MacKinnon’s seat in District G is
Lora vs. Dan: The gloves are off
by AMY ARMSTRONG The Republican primary race for state Sen. Anna MacKinnon’s seat in District G is already heating
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
SPECTRUM: Are you being fooled?
By Sen. Mike Dunleavy Have you ever wondered why every year since Governor Walker took office the state’s estimated
An end in sight for Alaska’s recession
By TIM BRADNER For the Frontiersman Alaska’s recession will continue through 2018 by all indications but losses of jobs
SPECTRUM: Civil war in Alaska over the Dividend?
By JIM CRAWFORD As the Legislature reconvenes at the call of Governor Walker, Alaskans must beware. Your Permanent Fund is
SPECTRUM: A bipartisan Alaska House Majority and Bending the Curve on Crime
By REP. LES GARA You probably didn’t see a lot of me this summer. I wish I could say
SPECTRUM: Alaska’s House organization
By REP. WES KELLER Newly elected Representatives are in a fog, trying to understand how the legislative leadership organization process