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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White killer whale spotted in Southeast
By Ned Rozell Alaska Science People in an 80-foot charter boat out of Petersburg recently saw what a biologist
White killer whale spotted in Southeast
By Science by Ned Rozell People in an 80-foot charter boat out of Petersburg recently saw what a biologist
Alaska blackfish in a world of its own
by Ned Rozell North of the village of Hughes, in frigid, sluggish water, dim blue light penetrates two feet of
From Unalakleet to San Francisco
By Ned Rozell Alaska Science This picture is what we’re dreaming of today,” Mellisa Johnson said to reporters sitting
Mystery organism comes to light
By Ned Rozell Alaska Science A few times each week, someone carries something dead or alive through the doors of
What killed our King salmon?
By Daniel Russell Spectrum Could our present, dramatic crash in King Salmon numbers be due only to commonly-known biological
33-year-old harbor seal Snapper dies
SEWARD – The Alaska SeaLife Center is saddened to announce the passing of Snapper, a 33-year-old harbor seal who
33-year-old harbor seal Snapper dies
SEWARD – The Alaska SeaLife Center is saddened to announce the passing of Snapper, a 33-year-old harbor seal who
Gleaning info about the Arctic, from the icy 'lab' of Antarctica
Tracy Kalytiak, University of Alaska, Anchorage The Arctic is a region that’s gripped the attention of people living in
Don Caulkins
Don Caulkins, 60, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2016, at his cabin in Nikiski following a lengthy illness. A celebration
What does it take to make fish?
In February, Larry Engel had an article in the Frontiersman titled “It takes fish to make fish.” While that is
You choose: coal or salmon?
By Christopher Tobias That is the question that many Alaskan’s have been hearing for a few years, but especially