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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Bush action lets questions stay unanswered
08/02/05 In a move sure to fan the already hot flames of partisanship in the nation's
Sure, but can Martha Stewart split wood?
Sammye Pokryfki I went to Girdwood for a couple of days this week, just a spur-of-the-moment trip
Candidate list reminder to stay informed
almon are still running in area creeks and rivers, and days are still plenty long. But Friday's closing
Queer eye for the sports guy
Five guys walk into a bridal shop … Sounds like the opening to a bad joke, doesn't it? But
Newspaper continues to grow with Valley
Kari Sleight, Publisher What a difference a year can make. Last July, we broke ground on our new production facility,
City council disregards fairness, law
It may not be a ballot fiasco on the scale of Florida 2000, but Monday night's vote of
Ben Stevens recall gaining momentum
July 29, 2005 Spectrum\Ray Metcalfe Corruption is killing the Alaska Dream, and it's soon going to take
New road-safety campaign off
to a good start July 26, 2005 If the third weekend of a 10-month statewide law enforcement effort to
Take time to consider citizen initiatives
July 26, 2005 Spectrum/Loren Leman As you walk through an Alaska state fair this summer, someone approaches you with
Anchorage prisoners not state's responsibility
July 22, 2005 Spectrum/Mark Antrim, Bill Tandeske Gov. Frank Murkowski recently vetoed $461,900 that the Legislature had added
Assembly's meth proposals bring welcome news
As the Borough Assembly continues to grapple with annual fiscal concerns, and issues such as the recently implemented tobacco tax
State's highways,
drivers safer over first half of year Good news for Alaska drivers and their loved ones came last week in