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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‘Knee-jerk' reaction to coal not enough
LANCE WILSON/Spectrum First off, I'm not an energy expert. I'm just what I'd
MEA's big lie sullies board members
MARK KELSEY/On the Mark May 20, 2007 Anyone looking for real entertainment and a great education about the kind
Time to move Legislature closer to people
Frontiersman editorial May 20, 2007 If Gov. Sarah Palin convenes a special session of the Legislature in the fall, we
MEA's big lie sullies board members
MARK KELSEY/On the Mark May 20, 2007 Anyone looking for real entertainment and a great education about the kind
MEA ‘sham' ballot is unfair, immoral
MARK MASTELLER/Spectrum May 18, 2007 This is an open letter to the Matanuska Electric Association ratepayers in the Eagle
Good, bad mark close of Legislature
Frontniersman editorial May 18, 2007 The first session of the 25th Legislature came to a close late Wednesday night. Some
Members can show MEA a better way
Frontiersman editorial May 13, 2007 It has been said that knowledge is power. When it comes to the ballot box,
Capitol corruption takes local turn
MYRL THOMPSON/Capitol Watch May 13, 2007 On this particular day, I'm sitting quietly in the sun on
Ratepayers to MEA: It's time to listen
PETE HOUSTON/Spectrum May 13, 2007 Savor a deep breath of clean spring air. People in Mat-Su and Eagle
Silver lining emerges from Juneau cloud
Frontiersman editorial May 11, 2007 Illegal bribes and their effects have been in the headlines lately. Their toll on Alaskans,
Capitol hypocrisy, bad ethics fueled by cash
RUSS MADDOX/Spectrum May 8, 2007 The spate of indictments against current and former lawmakers is no doubt saddening to
Some legislators still stumping for Veco
RAY METCALFE/Spectrum May 6, 2007 Even though the FBI's indictments of dirty politicians and those who bribe