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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Preventing domestic violence is everyone’s business
If you’re a Frontiersman reader, some of these stories will be familiar: • In December 2007, a local man and
Palmer really does have a dandy fire department
By DeLena Johnson Mayor's Corner This past week while searching for information on the Palmer Fire Department, I
Reduce violent crimes against women and violence in general
By Lebron McPhail Choose Respect A group of eight Valley men have “chosen respect” over violence. Choose Respect is one
Men, make a resolution to Choose Respect in 2013
By Craig A. Thorn Choose Respect ‘I am resolved no longer to linger, charmed by the world’s delight; things
Are guns the problem, or violence?
By Bob Lewis Spectrum Guns have been around since 1200 A.D. Back then, they were rudimentary and complicated to
Domestic Violence – from a male prosecutor’s perspective
By Roman Kalytiak Choose Respect A man kills his father and seriously injures his father’s fiancée with a machete
The Newtown tragedy: One possible cause
By Howard Delo Spectrum Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman print an editorial titled “No more Newtowns,” on Dec. 16. I agree
Student safety No. 1 priority at MSBSD
By Deena Paramo Spectrum In the wake of the tragic shooting at an elementary school in Connecticut Dec. 14, I
Prepare for when disaster hits
By Larry DeVilbiss Mayor's Corner On Sept. 21, the Gov. Sean Parnell declared the Mat-Su Borough a
American Red Cross fire safety tips help to save lives
Frontiersman.com In observance of National Fire Prevention Week Oct. 7 to 13, the American Red Cross is helping families
‘Firewise’ team to host public meeting
Frontiersman.com The Big Lake community will host a meeting of one of the nation’s leading organizations in wildfire
Apply now to be part of ‘Trooper Citizens Academy’
Alaska State Troopers will conduct a second Alaska State Trooper Citizens Academy starting Aug. 14 and continuing for 14 weeks.