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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Visit helps Governor put a face on Alaska’s oil and gas
By Frank E. Baker I believe Gov. Bill Walker’s recent visit to Prudhoe Bay and other North Slope oil
Parnell’s missed LNG benchmarks and market opportunity
By Bill Walker Spectrum Last week, Governor Parnell acknowledged that the North Slope leaseholders, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips and BP, have not
Mikeael (Mike) Edd Goodwin
Wasilla resident Mikeael (Mike) Edd Goodwin, 64, died quietly at home Aug. 15, 2012. Mike was born April 30, 1948,
TAPS marks 35th anniversary
By U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski Spectrum The Trans-Alaska oil Pipeline System, commonly referred to as TAPS, turns 35
Leaders show contempt for the people’s mandate
By Larry Wood Spectrum In an Anchorage Daily News op-ed piece published May 11, 2012, Gov. Sean Parnell extols
Bakken shale deposits creating oil glut
By Larry Wood Spectrum The shale oil revolution in the Lower 48 has finally impacted Alaska. On April 11, the
Reaching for energy independence
By Paul Morley Spectrum In my last column, I talked about the fallacy of drilling our way to lower gas
Domestic oil production does not affect gas prices
By Paul Morley Spectrum For years, but increasingly as presidential hopefuls jockey for position, we hear claims that the United
Can you hear us now?
By Bill Walker Over the past several months there has been a sea of change of support and acknowledgment that
When will lawmakers ever learn?
By Larry Wood With House Bill 09's introduction, there appears to be an attempt at a final disconnect
Over-the-top route minimizes gas benefits
By Bill Walker Article VIII, Sections 1 and 2 of Alaska's Constitution mandates that Alaska's resources
Alaska needs real leadership
By Larry Wood The recent announcement by Gov. Sean Parnell of his newfound support for the LNG natural gas pipeline