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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Mayfield passes Tew in race for District 5 Assembly seat
By Amy Bushatz and Matt Hickman Frontiersman.com PALMER — The Mat-Su Borough completed the canvassing of votes in the
SPECTRUM: Could selling state assets avoid or defer taxes?
By Mead Treadwell Swallow a small tapeworm, and it will become a larger tapeworm. That’s Grover Norquist’s warning
LETTER: Assembly candidate thankful for support
To the editor: I want to thank each voter for fulfilling his or her civic duty. I wish Mr. Leonard
Trapping ban signs coming to borough lands
By Amy Bushatz Frontiersman.com PALMER — Signs notifying would-be trappers of a ban on certain Borough-owned lands could
SPECTRUM: Civil war in Alaska over the Dividend?
By JIM CRAWFORD As the Legislature reconvenes at the call of Governor Walker, Alaskans must beware. Your Permanent Fund is
Birthday cake and political bucks
By AMY ARMSTRONG Oureagle.com EAGLE RIVER — If history does indeed repeat itself, then it might be logical to assume
Left vs. Left
Brendan Joel Kelley One of these men will be Downtown Anchorage’s next sole representative on the Assembly Since the
Sarah Palin: My New Next Door Neighbor
David Fox Joe McGinniss released The Rogue: Searching For The Real Sarah Palin to an eagerly awaiting cluster of fans
SPECTRUM: The full story: Fox News and the media frenzy
By AMY DEMBOSKI A media circus was stirred up by a liberal blogger, and I’d like to describe the
SPECTRUM: A bipartisan Alaska House Majority and Bending the Curve on Crime
By REP. LES GARA You probably didn’t see a lot of me this summer. I wish I could say
SPECTRUM: Alaska’s House organization
By REP. WES KELLER Newly elected Representatives are in a fog, trying to understand how the legislative leadership organization process
ELECTION 2016: Murkowski rushes to early lead
By Matt Hickman Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Coming out strongly against Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump was expected to hurt Alaska