Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
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Leaving the door open to a Joe Miller return
By Ivan Moore The Moore Report Lots of interesting things going on with Republicans these days. It is unclear whether
Seniors well-served by state Senate
By Sen. Johnny Ellis Spectrum As Alaska Senate President Gary Stevens has often said, “Alaskans saw fit to elect 10
Politicians should heed Wisconsin results
By Dan Fagan The Fagan Report What happened in Wisconsin this past week could have huge ramifications for Alaska. Other
Valley needs general obligation bond bill
By Sen. Linda Menard Spectrum The Greater Wasilla Chamber of Commerce on last Tuesday invited Murph O’Brien of HDR
MTA board tries to sweep bylaw changes under carpet
By Chuck Foster Spectrum Editor’s note: This is part I of II of an opinion piece submitted by Chuck
President Romney, anyone?
By Ivan Moore The Moore Report It was last fall. I was driving along in my car when I first
No justification for monstrous scandal
By Stuart Thompson Spectrum Tell me fellow Alaska residents, wouldn’t you say a bill to directly support, defend and
Exposing the small government fallacy
By Charles D. Hayes In Other Views Politically, today’s cry for small government has more to do with reducing
Diversifying our job growth
By Borough Mayor Larry DeVilbiss Mayor's Corner family of Rep. Carl Gatto. I served with Carl on the
Gatto remembered across the aisle
By Rep. Les Gara Alaska lost a great legislator Tuesday, and a great family man. He was a friend of
Sutton Democrats to caucus tonight
Frontiersman.com Mat-Su Democrats in District 12 will caucus today at 7 p.m., at the Duhamel residence, 12159
Less about power, more about keeping the lights on
There was a time not to long ago that the best way to elicit groans in the newsroom was with