The next Susitna Writer’s Voice is a collection from various writers based on the theme of Wood Stoves: tips, tricks and mishaps. Part 1 features contributions from Kathleen Fleming, Corinne … Susitna Writer’s Voice – December 4, 2022 “Woodstoves: tips, tricks and mishaps” pt1, by various writers

The Mat-Su Borough Assembly at its November 22nd meeting voted to repeal in its entirety MSB 17.06, a code that detailed how and where new electrical generating facilities may be … Borough Assembly Repeals Permit Requirements for Power Plants

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities will hold an open house next week to unveil and discuss plans for an alternative highway route through part of the Mat-Su … Parks Highway Alternative Open House Scheduled for Next Week

This Susitna Writer’s Voice is a collaborative production from the Talkeetna Writer’s Group called BlowOut. This humorous effort is a result of passing on and adding onto the story.

As Kathleen Fleming prepares to head outside to help her mom, she leaves StarDate Susitna listeners with some winter night sky scenes to look forward to. Kathleen recommends you do … StarDate Susitna – November 13, 2022, by Kathleen Fleming

In this episode, Kathleen Fleming talks about the upcoming lunar eclipse Monday night / early Tuesday morning and some interesting historical views of lunar eclipses.

The second of a 2-part story by Maureen Chambrone called “Lessons from Little Bear”. Maureen observes a little bear while working counting fish in Southeast Alaska. The reflections shared in … Susitna Writer’s Voice – October 30, 2022 “Lessons from Little Bear” pt 2, by Maureen Chambrone

The first of a 2-part story by Maureen Chambrone called “Lessons from Little Bear”. Maureen observes a little bear while working counting fish in Southeast Alaska. The reflections shared in … Susitna Writer’s Voice – October 23, 2022 “Lessons from Little Bear” pt 1, by Maureen Chambrone

The recent clear nights have been very inspiring, and Kathleen Fleming wants you to know “what’s up” in the solar system for the rest of October.