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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SPECTRUM: When the roads get slick and the fools are out driving
By Fred Dyson The first snowfall of the year brings a rash of ditch divers and car crashes. My kids
SPECTRUM: Muni forcing waterline, property assessments on Birchwood
By John Cruickshank The Birchwood community, just beyond Eagle River, is identified in the Chugiak/Eagle River Comprehensive Plan as
SPECTRUM: Reporting back from the special session
By Rep. CATHY TILTON As you’ve probably read, the House and Senate concluded their work on SB 54 and
PUBLISHER’S NOTEBOOK: The Thanksgiving edition
By DENNIS ANDERSON It’s that time of year again! Media outlets around the nation will write columns, produce segments
SPECTRUM: Much ado about nothing
By Rep. George Rauscher Wednesday at 9 p.m. Gov. Bill Walker held a legislative briefing in his cabinet room,
SPECTRUM: Fiscal gap threatens public safety
By Rep. Ivy Spohnholz Alaskans have been hearing a great deal about crime and public safety in the news lately.
SPECTRUM: Healthy salmon habitat something we can all agree on
By SAM COTTEN Alaskans love their salmon. Salmon embody a cultural aspect for the people of this state probably more
SPECTRUM: The sky isn’t falling
By Sen. Pete Kelly About a week ago, Alaskans received some outstanding news. North Slope oil production rose for a
SPECTRUM: SB54 fixes nothing
By LARRY WOOD Our Legislature is currently working on SB54, a bill to “correct” the deficiencies of SB91 passed in
LETTER: November is Avalanche Awareness Month
To the editor: November is Avalanche Awareness Education Month. As a lifelong Alaskans, I’ve lost a lot of friends
SPECTRUM: Bright future ahead for NPR-A
By ANDREW MACK In 1923 President Warren Harding set aside 23 million acres in the middle of the U.S.
SPECTRUM: Forget SB 54, the record-breaking 4th ‘special’ session could be criminal
By TODD SMOLDON When Governor Walker announced another special session several weeks ago, it was no surprise to those watching