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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Voting yes to deregulation would benefit MTA members
By Michael C. Burke Matanuska Telephone Association My name is Michael Burke, and I’m the Chief Executive Officer of
No more boom or bust for Alaska
Tara Jollie Alaska’s future is bright if our Legislator’s support the Governor’s plan to gain stability under
Wasilla should keep its tax promise
Colleen Sullivan-Leonard How important is it for the City of Wasilla to stay true to its promise to sunset
On the 3 percent sales tax
Bert Cottle On October 6, Wasilla voters will be asked to vote whether to maintain the current sales tax at
Moving local elections — the costs, changes, upsides and downsides
Jim Sykes When proposals surface to change our election system, like the one coming to the Mat-Su Borough ballot
News and Notes
Frontiersman staff Pioneers convention ongoing The Pioneers of Alaska is holding its 99th Grand Igloo Convention through Saturday at Raven
Walker should revive state defense force
Larry Wood In a letter dated 28 July, 2015, BG Laurie Hummel, Adjutant General of the Alaska National Guard summed
Voters should decide marijuana issue
Larry DeVilbiss In her August 25 Spectrum piece, Savon Duchein raised a number of questions about voter initiatives on commercial
Trade pact gives corporations power to define our laws
By Bob Shavelson An obscure and controversial trade bill negotiated by the Obama Administration and pending in Congress poses a
Fiscal fresh start on Alaska’s future
July marks the beginning of fiscal year 2016; a chance for a new beginning and a fresh start for addressing
Expanding medical care is right thing
By Les Gara According to a recent study, Alaska is either in a recession or on the brink of a
Utilize state resources in fight against Sockeye fire
By Larry Wood Now that the Willow area fire has been declared a disaster, one would think that the state