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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Long fall
By LANIER HUTCHESON Frontiersman MAT-SU — In what has been an unusually long and warm fall, anglers have had better
Clarifying the Board of Fisheries debate
By Howard Delo Outdoors I want to follow up on the comments I made at the end of last week’
Plenty on work session agenda
By Howard Delo Outdoors As you read this, the Alaska Board of Fisheries will be meeting in Anchorage in their
Are Alaska’s glaciers growing?
By Ned Rozell Outdoors Recently, several people have contacted an editor at the daily newspaper in Fairbanks about Alaska glaciers.
Upcoming festivities benefit community
By Howard Delo Outdoors If you enjoy fundraiser and banquets, this is the month! There are three banquets hosted by
Board of Fisheries set to meet again
By Howard Delo Outdoors Two weeks from today, the Alaska Board of Fisheries will begin their next cycle of meetings
Albedo change about to alter Alaska
By Ned Rozell Outdoors You can see it on the mountains—a clean, platinum finish that wasn’t there yesterday.
Shooting event, show benefit good cause
By Howard Delo Outdoors They say the third time is the charm. If you’ve missed the first two murder
The Selawik Slump grows unabated
By Ned Rozell Outdoors About five years ago, Kevin Fox was flying over the Selawik National Wildlife Refuge in northwest
Officials meet to discus fisheries
By Howard Delo Outdoors This past Wednesday, Rep. Mark Neuman hosted a town hall meeting about Upper Cook Inlet salmon
Should a license be required to operate an ATV?
By Howard Delo Outdoors Hunting season is in full swing for those who use an ATV to access their favorite
Life inching its way back to Kasatochi
By Ned Rozell Outdoors In the mid-Aleutians, 1,200 miles from Anchorage, little Kasatochi Island—about 1.5 miles