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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Anchorage Assembly commits to returning flowing water & fish passage to the Eklutna River with sweeping support of Resolution
On September 27, the Anchorage Assembly passed resolution 2022 –262 supporting restoration of salmon to the Eklutna River by an
Faith: At Sea
By Rachel Kenley Fry Faith On Christmas Day 2021, around 10 p.m., I sat at the top of our
Cool weather changes trout fishing conditions
By Andy Couch Fishing report When I talked with Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) fisheries biologist,
AST, Dive Team rescue boy stuck in mudflats
By For the Frontiersman Over the weekend, Alaska State Troopers and Mat-Su Emergency Diver Rescue were called in to
Jerome A. Crandall
Jerome A. Crandall Big Lake Alaskan resident Jerome Allen Crandall, 77 passed away September 24, 2022, while at our home
Mud holes along Chugach State Park’s trail to Hidden Lake are a disgrace
By Bill Sherwonit For the Chugach Times The Chugach State Park trail that leads to Hidden Lake—and also has
Aid is rushed to western Alaska villages hit by storm; Food supply for winter destroyed in many communities
By Tim Bradner For the Chugach Times Aid is being rushed to coastal communities across western Alaska heavily damaged by
Aid is rushed to western Alaska villages hit by storm; Food supply for winter destroyed in many communities
By Tim Bradner For the Frontiersman Aid is being rushed to coastal communities across western Alaska heavily damaged by remnants
If a lake drains in northern Alaska
By Ned Rozell Alaska Science “Lakes seem, on the scale of years or of human life spans, permanent features of
The importance of Mat-Su sport fishery management and how is it paid for
By Andy Couch Mat-Su Anglers Fishing Report Last week my assessment for 2022 Mat-Su Sport Salmon Fisheries was
If a lake drains in northern Alaska
By Ned Rozell Alaska Science “Lakes seem, on the scale of years or of human life spans, permanent features of