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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Frontiersman publisher responds to councilor's charges
Aug. 14, 2005 Simply Sleight\Kari Sleight Newspaper and political careers seem to be miles apart, yet neither career is
Another reason to remember veterans' service
As armed conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan continue to churn out American casualties, it is as important as ever to
Governor's jet rationale lacks credibility
Aug. 12, 2005 Spectrum\Larry Wood Gov. Frank Murkowski finally has his jet. A Westavia Westwind II manufactured in Israel.
City council rights a wrong
Admitting a mistake is never easy. But making it right, ultimately, is all that matters. At Monday night's
Menard run supports worthy causes
August 9, 2005 Spectrum\Al Strawn It has been my pleasure to work as a volunteer organizer for the Curtis
Arts council sorely needed in Mat-Su
August 7, 2005 Spectrum\Genie Siedler Late last month, $400,000 was awarded to 48 arts organizations throughout Alaska from
Leadership, fix needed in Wasilla council action
It's been nearly two weeks since an illegal nonpublic vote by the Wasilla City Council resulted in the
Sports keep us going
Resslin' Around by Casey Ressler Why do we play? Standing in the woods at an ungodly early hour, rain
Hammond's death a loss, but legacy a gain
Alaska lost a bona fide legend Tuesday when Jay Hammond died at his remote home on Lake Clark. Over the
Reality check on Knik River basin usage
Aug. 5, 2005 Spectrum\Cecily Fritz Let's take a look at just a few comments regarding public land
Tradition keeps life fresh - and familiar
Joel Davison/From the Newsroom By 5 p.m. the motor-vehicle intensity on the Palmer-Wasilla Highway reaches a
Lawmakers should choose revenue sharing over tax cap
08/02/05 Spectrum/Kathie Wasserman I read, with interest, the Spectrum piece offered by Rep. Vic Kohring a few