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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Bully politics harm all salmon user groups
By Arni Thomson Response to Howard Delo’s “Valuable Information” in the Frontiersman June 12, 2014, and his posted comments
UCIDA launches attack on personal use and sportfishing
By Kevin Delaney The United Cook Inlet Drift Association, the industry organization that represents the Cook Inlet commercial drift gillnet
DNR has time to sue, but not serve Alaskans?
By Beverly Serrano Spectrum I am very concerned that the Parnell administration refused to process water rights applications from Alaska
Salmon Symposium set for Nov. 13-14
PALMER — This year’s Salmon Symposium is 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Nov. 13 and 14 at the
Parnell needs to call for audit of rail extension
By Bob Shavelson Spectrum This is a letter to Gov. Sean Parnell urging an audit on the operating costs and
Regulate cruise industry waste dumping
By Les Gara Spectrum Care much about the decline of Alaska’s king salmon and halibut? I do. You do,
Protect Bristol Bay’s fish, wildlife and jobs
By Bud Hodson and Sonny Petersen Spectrum As many Alaskans know, there are some unbeatable places to work, hunt and
Dam would place roadblock on Susitna economy
By Roberta Sheldon The wild Susitna River, one of Alaska's premier waterways, travels through robust wilderness from its
Mary Etta McKee
Mary Etta McKee, 76, died Oct. 1, 2008 at Providence Extended Care in Anchorage. A celebration of life will be
JOANNE LORENE HARTLEY
Joanne Lorene Hartley died June 12, 2005, at Valley Hospital in Palmer, after an extended illness. A memorial service will
MICHAEL SCHROEDER
Michael Schroeder, 29, passed on to a better life on Dec. 9, 2003, due to the flu. A celebration of