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Knik River bill prioritizes special interests over fairness
April 18, 2006 JUNEAU REPORT/Myrl Thompson Editor's note: What follows are excerpts from Valley resident Myrl Thompson&
School board headed down dangerous road
April 18, 2006 SPECTRUM/Carol Lowery Why is it that public education is the only major institution or business that
Special election too important
to miss voting There's just two weeks until borough voters will go to the polls to decide the
Time is now for an Alaska gasline
April 18, 2006 SPECTRUM/Jomo Stewart It was widely reported April 4 that Gov. Murkowski had endorsed sequential construction of
Easter story is message of hope, salvation
From the Gospel according to Mark, chapter 16, verses 1-20 (Revised Standard Version). And when the sabbath was past,
Those onerous property taxes, part 3
April 16, 2006 VALLEY VOICES/ Harry Yost The date for a single, all-encompassing school bond election in the Mat-
Program hels students grow
Resslin' Around by Casey Ressler Students from Wasilla High School recently went to Savoonga as part of the Rose
Roe v. Wade recognizes women's rights
April 14, 2006 SPECTRUM/Art Carney Several year before Roe v. Wade, I was a poor, hard-working idealist who
Facts in short supply in debate over oil taxes
Just when it seemed the oil industry's campaign to win over the hearts and minds of Alaskans could
Sweet promises, veiled threats portend bad oil deal
April 14, 2006 SPECTRUM/Jim Sykes The Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce recently heard Gov. Murkowski dangle promises of big
Issue of legislator absences not so easy to explain away
April 11, 2006 JUNEAU REPORT/Myrl Thompson Editor's note: These are excerpts from Valley resident Myrl Thompson'
Alaska's status as rape, assault capital addressed
April is Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Awareness Month. In Alaska, that takes on much greater significance, given the state&