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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Sales tax plan brings cause for consideration
As sure as death and taxes is opposition to taxes. And the naysayers were out in force Thursday night for
Drivers should be held accountable for their actions
Everybody is busy with outdoor activities now. It's summertime in Alaska, so being consumed with gardening, fishing, softball,
Flawed energy bill still step in right direction
June 24, 2005 The nation's slow journey to a new energy policy appears to be within sight of
Flawed energy bill still step in right direction
June 24, 2005 Spectrum/Rep. Vic Kohring With the Mat-Su Borough spending taxpayers' money faster than Valley homeowners
Agency: Everyone should own a home
June 21, 2005 SPECTRUM/Bill Allen On May 25th, President George W. Bush proclaimed the month of June as National
Schiavo case :A blow to human dignity
June 21, 2005 Those who supported the forced death of Terry Schiavo hailed her autopsy report as validating their position.
State school board scores hit with science standards
June 17, 2005 It seems more than a little anachronistic that state-sanctioned debate over the teaching of evolution in
New direction needed in city of Wasilla
June 17, 2005 Spectrum/Stephen Stoll This week, I announced my candidacy for the office of mayor of Wasilla. I
Shorter session idea not all it's cracked up to be
June 14, 2005 The Alaska Legislature may be adjourned until January, but that doesn't mean legislators are done
Struggling students need other options
June 15, 2005 Doreen Schumacher/Spectrum Summer is here and many parents are facing the decision of whether or not
Choice at top good for voters in Wasilla
The campaign for mayor of Wasilla got an early start this past week when a challenger to incumbent Dianne M.
King derby leaderboard remains unchanged
June 12, 2005 CASEY RESSLER/Frontiersman Valley Life Editor After two weeks of the Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce'