Talking about chimney fires
The fire department responded to a chimney fire in Downtown Talkeetna Last night, but the homeowner had been able to smother the flames using a fire extinguisher by the time
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Up the creek without a permit
A man who left his four-by-four in a creek after getting it stuck during an attempted crossing received a criminal misdemeanor summons for not having a permit to cross a
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Holiday Campaign nabs 21 DUIs in first week
As many Alaskans prepare to spend some quality time on highways for the Thanksgiving holiday, Alaska State Troopers have stepped up DUI enforcements. In a press release from the Department
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Parks highway fight ends in shooting.
Ronald D. Gunter, 61 of Talkeetna was killed after a fight led to a shooting on Sunday night. Alaska State Troopers responded to reports of a shooting on South Susitna
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Non-Resident landowners could soon have a voice in Community Councils
Borough Mayor Larry DeVilbiss has submitted an ordinance that, if passed, would make it possible for non-resident property owners and commercial land-owners to have a membership in area Community Councils.
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Morning Newscast - Monday, November 21st, 2011
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for November 21st. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines: Congress clears the way for pizza to count as a vegetable; Talkeetna Elementary
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Pizza is not a vegetable, says healthy snacks club
Pizza doesn’t grow on trees. But is could soon be called a vegetable, thanks to new language in the spending bill Congress is mulling over. The bill includes language that
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Wetlands Management comments due by 18th
A plan that seeks to make wetlands management part of the Borough’s Comprehensive plan is open for public comment through the end of the week. The Borough Department of Planning
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Seminar Speculates on Susitna Dam vs. Salmon
Potential impacts of the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric dam were the topic at a Salmon Science forum on Thursday Afternoon in Wasilla. The Mat-Su Salmon Science and Conservation Symposium invited scientists, researchers
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