Trapper Creek Elementary School update
By Laura Wright–Trapper Creek Elementary has 34 students with five new children in kindergarten. There is a teaching staff of two with Lisa Curtis teaching grades three through six and
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Healthy programs added to Talkeetna Elementary
By Laura Wright–The new school year at Talkeetna Elementary is underway with 113 students. That is a decrease from 123 students last year, but more than the 93 students in
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Restoration of Saunders' Field homestead barn
By Sondra Porter–Things are moving at the Dale Saunders Crane Sanctuary in Trapper Creek. Besides the hundred-plus Sandhill Cranes feeding on the barley before their long flight south, the historic
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Talkeetna vehicle rollover injures three
State Troopers Bureau of Highway Patrol and Talkeetna Patrol Troopers responded to the scene of a single vehicle rollover in Talkeetna early Sunday morning.
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Morning newscast-Monday September 12th, 2011
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes and announcements for September 12. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines–Healthy programs added to Talkeetna Elementary School. Audio is about 16:35. Download audio (mp3)
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Natural Observations-river otters
On this locally produced segment of KTNA’s Earth and Beyond program, host Robin Song describes her encounter with river otters on a nearby lake. Audio is 6:20. Text is below.
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Talkeetna sewer and water board meets
The Talkeetna Sewer and Water Board met Wednesday, September 7th. The main topic on the agenda was reducing the indebtedness of the system in an effort to minimize the projected
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Denali National Park and Preserve to increase mountaineering use fee
Denali National Park and Preserve recently concluded a multi-year public engagement process regarding a proposed increase to the Special Use Fee that directly supports management of climbing activities on Mt.
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MOW Rail motorcar tour on Alaska Railroad
People living and working along the railroad tracks may notice dozens of small unique vehicles putting along the tracks over the next few weeks. They are part of the Motorcar
by KTNA Staff