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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GOP old guard should heed message message
August 25, 2006 ON THE MARK/Mark Kelsey Wednesday morning dawned bright and sunny, a deep blue sky making the
Political high road the best way to go
Tuesday's primary election was both an end and a beginning. With one hard-fought campaign now in the
Binkley not fit to be governor
We are deeply disappointed in the conduct of candidate for governor John Binkley in the 11th hour of the primary
Time to get big money out of Alaska politics
August 20, 2006 SPECTRUM/Steve Cleary When was the last time that you wrote a $1,000 check to a
Yes on question 1 says no to corruption
August 20, 2006 SPECTRUM/Rep. Eric Croft Not enough people take the time to vote. When asked why, many respond
Answer to this question is a no-brainer
It is said that you can tell a lot about a person by who his friends are. In a similar
Negative ads reflect political desperation
Time is running out on this primary election season, and not a moment too soon for voters weary of the
Alaskans lose, BP keeps raking in profit
August 13, 2006 SPECTRUM/Larry Wood BP shutting down the Prudhoe Bay field is not a product of unanticipated corrosion
BP woes show hazards of big money
BP's shutdown of North Slope oil production this past week has rekindled some serious concerns about lingering safety
Spin, bigotry unfairly demonizing Islam
Aug. 11, 2006 FROM THE NEWSROOM/Leila Kheiry Like his parents, grandparents and ancestors as far back as memory can
Latest oil tax plan more of the same
Legislators must think their constituents are too busy to notice what's going on in Juneau. How else to
Take care when tending the garden
August 6, 2006 VALLEY VOICES/Chuck Legge Ahhh. Do you smell that? Campaign season is in bloom. It wafts from