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TALKEETNA— The Matanuska Electric Association reports that up to 600 residents in Sutton, Palmer Wasilla and Trapper Creek are currently still without power due to the windstorm that continues to
Social networking via internet sites like Facebook and Twitter is the great social experiment of our time and it has the business world guessing if it actually works or if
KTNA’s news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, for Friday, December 10, with Trisha Costello. Local news headlines: Recycle Center opening postponed; Caswell fire brought under control; AEA searches for new
In KTNA’s continued series on domestic violence, we look at the mind of the abuser. What are the red flags that signal an abusive relationship? What promotes the cycle of
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, for Wednesday, Dec.8, with Diana Haecker. Local news headlines: Borough mayoral elections to be held in January; Eight proposals for state revenue
Mat-Su Borough deputy mayor Ron Arvin is proposing to get rid of the Real Property Asset Management Board and the borough assembly will consider the issue on Tuesday.
NEW COUNCIL— The new Susitna Community Council consists of regular members Blaine Humphries, Phenie Miller and Justin Koles (left to right, sitting) and president Robert Coleman, vice president Scott Holcomb
Trapper Creek recently reinstated a volunteer-run preschool program, but encountered a few challenges on the way. KTNA took a look at the options for preschool programs to get some funding,
THE GRINCH— The holiday season wouldn’t be complete without the appearance of the green creature trying to steal Christmas. Here, the Grinch showed up at the Talkeetna Elementary School during
