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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State can do more about awareness
To the editor: While the intention of this article (“At your own risk,” page B3 of the Feb. 3 Frontiersman)
Dedicate 4th of July to Iraq War vets
To the editor: Gov. Sean Parnell, senators and representatives, lieutenant governor, Maj. Gen. Katkus, I encourage you to do something
Bears aren’t people, wolves aren’t loving
To the editor: I am never surprised when urban or former urban people anthropomorphize animals (giving animals human traits that
Blodgett respects Alaska law, salmon
To the editor: I was fishing with Ray Blodgett on the day in question and Ray did check the regulations.
Residence was not a meth lab
To the editor: I am the owner of the residence that was burned by Christopher Hartman and Merle Badger. The
Toughen up on animal abusers
To the editor: As an owner of a dog who was abused as a puppy, I agree that the penalty
So did this business
To the editor: A recent fire was the means of my introduction to the Taylored Restoration team. In my state
Company steps up in time of need
To the editor: Thank you to Pat Mulligan, Matt Patterson and Country Financial, who have become an important part of
Railbelt commuter rail needed
To the editor: In the Mat-Su Frontiersman article headlined "Railroad eyes commuter options" (Jan. 19, 2012), Andrew
Stop support for commercial dog racing
To the editor: After working with the borough animal care office to get a list of licensed kennels here in
Boyhood memories of two good men
To the editor: As a longtime resident of the Mat-Su Valley, I wanted to express my heartfelt condolences to
Enough is enough — no more energy taxes
To the editor: While Alaska is about as far from Washington, D.C., as one can get, the decision made