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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A message about college savings
By Lael Oldmixon College costs continue to rise, but I am convinced that a postsecondary education is worth every penny.
An Alaska state income tax is not the answer
By Wiley Brooks Alaskans deserve better than reinstituting an income tax system tied to such a flawed federal system. The
Wasilla should keep its tax promise
Colleen Sullivan-Leonard How important is it for the City of Wasilla to stay true to its promise to sunset
Willow FSA issues about safety, future
By Vern Halter I wanted to comment about a few things that have come out recently. I certainly think addressing
Still need health coverage for 2015?
By K.T. (Kate) McKee Did you owe the tax penalty this year for not having health insurance last year
Wenstrup Spectrum ignores important truths
Lt. Col. USAF Wiley Brooks A headline in the Aug. 8 Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman caught my attention — “National sales
Vote yes on Prop 1
Sen. Bert Stedman Over the years, I’ve read many of the reports written for the Institute of Social and
More Affordable Care Act deadlines approaching
By Kate McKee There have been some recent changes in eligibility for various people to enroll in health plans through
Senate Bill 21 reduced the income we get from our oil
By Vic Fischer The legislative session is over, and things aren’t looking good for Alaska’s budget. After passing
AARP Foundation tax-aide to provide free tax assistance and preparation
Frontiersman.com MAT-SU — AARP Foundation will offer free tax assistance and preparation for taxpayers with low to moderate income
Wasilla needs to re-evaluate water/sewer rates
By Leone Harris Spectrum I would like to bring to your attention two ordinances that Wasilla Deputy Mayor Colleen Sullivan-
Let’s give SB 21 a chance to work
By Jim Johnson Spectrum The oil tax debate in Alaska continues on, as advocates seek a referendum to undo recently