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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Candidate says his party affiliation is key to effectiveness
Spectrum, by Mark Neuman As I write this article, I cannot help but feel a tremendous amount of pride. Here
House candidate addresses voters
Spectrum, by Pat Carney First, I'd like to say how much I appreciate the many enthusiastic volunteers and
Ballot Measure 1 is about fair and Democratic representation
Spectrum, by Sen. Con Bunde The framers of Alaska's constitution did not want any particular part of the
Thanks for the trim, Jack
Being Frank, by Frank Ameduri When I was a wee lad I spent a lot of time palling around with
Resslin' Around by Casey Ressler
Attack of the quack Rockwellian, I thought. A dad and his soon-to-be 4-year-old daughter feeding the
Don't miss out on your chance to grill the candidates
Frontiersman editorial board Tuesday night, the Frontiersman will host the last of three candidate forums during this round of elections.
Candidate challenges opponent's record
Spectrum, by Gini King-Taylor I am running for state Senate District G, covering Palmer and Wasilla, against 10-year
Gatto: Advocates keeping state government of, by and near the people
Spectrum, by Carl Gatto The people in Juneau want to keep the capital in Juneau. No surprise there. The people
This election day it's time for a change
Spectrum, by Mike Chmielewski This year on election day you have a clear choice. You can vote for an independent
Animal cruelty case highlights key child abuse issue
By Frontiersman editorial board On Monday morning, Oct. 11, Mat-Su Borough Animal Care and Regulation received a written complaint
Alaska needs experienced, proven voice in nation's capital
Spectrum, by Margaret Pugh Each year, Alaska tops the nation for statistics that, unfortunately, are the shame of our great
Survivor of 1954 C-47 crash thinks 'scale needs balancing'
Spectrum, by Rupert Pratt Sheldon Airport? Sounds good. "Sheldon" is easy to say, a two-syllable word that