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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Senate District H/Sen. Charlie Huggins
Senator touts service to district It has been an honor to serve as your senator for the past two years.
Sign of the times in local House race
Oct. 20, 2006 ON THE MARK/Mark Kelsey I admit to being baffled by the thinking behind campaign signs. Is
Corruption comes in two flavors - Republican and Democrat
Oct. 20, 2006 SPECTRUM/Ray Metcalf While Gov. Knowles gave BP a free, $200 million oil lease, VECO and friends
Point Thomson decision belongs to next governor
As the days pass and the November election looms closer, three major candidates for governor continue to press their cases
Colony looks to extend its winning ways
“We've got to keep our heads on our shoulders.” This is sound advice for a variety of
Campaign trail not the place for blame game
Politics and journalism have a relationship roughly akin to oil and water. This is, perhaps, never more pronounced than during
PFD highlights stewardship, responsibility
Alaska's economy is in the process of receiving its annual shot in the arm provided by the state&
Oil debate should put Alaskans first
The hustle and bustle of campaigns for statewide office have brought several issues vital to the future of this state
Shorter legislative session best way to get work done
Oct. 6, 2006 SPECTRUM/Jay Ramras If you work in the private sector, you've probably got little patience
Election over, time to move forward
A post-election calm has descended on the Valley. Daily routines have returned to normal, and residents can move forward
Fuss over ad obscures larger issue
It's Election Day, a day for the community to choose its next borough mayor and the composition of
One vote can make all the difference
What's the value of one vote? The 2000 presidential election was decided by 537 votes in Florida - less