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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Outdoors column missed the point
by Mark Kelsey/Spectrum Alaska has a long and illustrious natural history. For centuries, humans have roamed through and, likely,
Pearl Harbor's lessons worth remembering
Many of the dead were teenage sailors and Marines away from home for the first time. They died before they
Dec. 5, 2006
High hopes for new governor OUTDOORS/Howard Delo The elections are behind us and our new governor was sworn in
Palin's ‘new course' bodes well for state
Throughout her political career, Sarah Palin has been well-positioned to benefit from being an outsider. From her first run
Winds of change blowing in Juneau
Myrl Thompson/Valley Voices In politics, what a difference a year can make. In Congress, we have seen a changing
Right or wrong, people free to choose
Linus Mathis/Spectrum Editor's note: This is a response to a Spectrum piece by Rev. Howard Bess, &
Prisons and the future of Palmer
Howard Bess/SPECTRUM Editor's note: What follows is taken from literature handed out by Rev. Howard Bess at
Capital should remain in Southeast
Nov. 28, 2006 WHAT OTHERS SAY/Ketchikan Daily News This originally appeared as an editorial in the Ketchikan Daily News.
Bipartisanship gets early test in Legislature
The recent special session of the Legislature, short as it was, had some potentially defining moments. Chief among them was
Thanksgiving: Time to count our blessings
Thanksgiving is a time for fellowship with family and friends. It's a time for food and football. It&
Prisons and the future of Palmer
Nov. 21, 2006 SPECTRUM/Howard Bess Editor's note: What follows is taken from literature handed out by Rev.
Game board stands tall in recent action
Out of sight does not always have to mean out of mind. So it goes with the state's