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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Congress has much to answer for
August is traditionally a time for family vacations. It's a month for taking in the pleasures of summer
Smear campaign rooted in fear of Palin
Spectrum/Jeff Lowenfels August 1, 2006 I keep waiting for the people of Wasilla to rise up in arms. This
Summer fades, but promise remains
The Alaska Baseball League season is finished, and the Miners are closing up shop for the summer after giving local
Forefathers' Christian roots debatable
July 30, 2006 VALLEY VOICES/Bill Siedler A month ago, I wrote regarding the assertions made in a much forwarded
Primary should stand as contract referendum
With the clock ticking down the remaining time in Gov. Frank Murkowski's legislative special session, clear progress on
Leadership needed for real ethics reform
Ethics. In the world of politics and government, it's a hot topic. Anyone running for office knows all
Initiative key to clean appearance
Recent beautification activity by Wasilla businesses is a good reminder of other efforts around the borough to keep the community
Candidate unveils oil, gas proposal
July 25, 2006 SPECTRUM/Gerald Heikes The “Alaska Republic Oil and Gas Co-op” is a plan worth exploring.
Lost oil revenue means lost opportunity
The governor-ordained special session gets going in earnest Monday, with much continuing to be at stake for Alaskans. Two
Wasilla contest reinforces value of local shopping
A new beautification initiative in Wasilla shows that making the city a better place to live, work and shop is
Energy fund projects veto defended
July 21, 2006 SPECTRUM/Frank Murkowski It may have come as a surprise to some Alaskans that I line-item
Governor's picnic all about community
Since it's an election year, it's hard to imagine a nonpolitical appearance by Gov. Frank Murkowski.