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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Mixing-zone bill reappears in House
By MYRL THOMPSON/Juneau Report February 11. 2007 Editor's note: The following is excerpted from the weekly Juneau
Time for state
to take care of PERS/TRS liability By REP. JOHN HARRIS/Spectrum February 11, 2007 There are a number of
Senate bill would benefit all Alaskans
The path proposed legislation takes from introduction to passage in Juneau is often long and filled with obstacles. It is
Iditarod Days brings family fun to Valley
Have you noticed the last light of day lingering in the western sky until nearly 7 p.m. now? February
Unqualified hit is latest VPA milestone
As Valley residents, we have so much that contributes to our favorable quality of life. The area's natural
Absences hamper effort for 90-day session
By MYRL THOMPSON/Capitol Watch February 4, 2007 When Alaskans voted last November in favor of the 90-day legislative
Comprehensive reform worth any price
MARK KELSEY/Spectrum January 26, 2007 It would seem, from the stack of ethics-related bills filed in the new
Borough growth stats offer promise
The latest borough news is not really news at all. The Mat-Su community is still growing. Anyone who has
Ethics reform not without challenges
REP. JOHN HARRIS/Spectrum January 26, 2007 As the 25th Alaska Legislature embarks on its first session, it is with
Band-Aid approach to ethics reform
JUNEAU REPORT/Myrl Thompson February 2, 2007 Editor's note: The following is excerpted from the weekly Juneau Report
Opportunity comes knocking for WPD, city
Another Valley official is off to Juneau to serve in the administration of Gov. Sarah Palin. John Glass, who was
Governor's ball showcases Valley class
It may be just the first month of the year, but the Valley already may have witnessed THE event of