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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Borough Assembly should stay the CBM regulation course
Frontiersman editorial board So far, the majority of Mat-Su Borough residents who have spoken up have been in favor
Dog-rescue organization asks for time, money, talent, land
Spectrum, by Angie Lewis Alaska Dog & Puppy Rescue is a nonprofit organization formed for the purpose of finding loving
Home-schoolers need competent supervision
Frontiersman editorial board Education is a hot-button issue everywhere, and in Alaska, where the independent spirit is almost certainly
CSG conference offers opportunity to showcase our state
Spectrum, by Gene Therriault As chairman of the Alaska Host Committee, it is my pleasure to welcome an expected 1,
War, for all the wrong reasons
Being Frank, by Frank Ameduri A young reporter stood in the doorway to my office last Monday. "I'
Steamy opener heats up the theater season
Resslin' Around, by Frank Ameduri You meet all kinds of interesting … things in this business. Early last week, a
Great question, now where is that rubber stamp?
Frontiersman editorial board Sometime this week we will know who will occupy the Senate seat recently vacated by Sen. Scott
Women will speed progress via the voting booth
Spectrum, by Barbara McDaniel I was registering people to vote this spring when I called an apparently disadvantaged young woman
Borough public schools would do well to learn from Academy
Frontiersman editorial board The Mat-Su Borough School Board, at its Sept. 8 meeting, granted Academy Charter School a 10-
United Way of Mat-Su: a phenomenal prospectus, sound investment and priceless payoff
Spectrum, by Elizabeth Ripley Albert Einstein once stated, "Not everything that can be counted counts and not everything that
Take care of Alaskans before helping Outside developers
Frontiersman editorial board The flames are picking up again in the ongoing debate over coal-bed methane development in the
If I were only a person
Being Frank, by Frank Ameduri Do you ever wonder what it would be like to be a person? Sometimes, when