StarDate Susitna - September 26, 2021, by Kathleen Fleming
The skies are once again dark at night, and Kathleen brings us a new Star Date Susitna. Hear about viewing Jupiter and its moons. To view Sky & Telescope’s interactive
Susitna Writer's Voice September 19, 2021 - "Travel Lessons Learned the Easy Way", by Kathleen Fleming
As part of our theme on travel for Susitna Writer’s Voice, Kathleen Fleming tells how she learned a couple travel lessons, the easy way.
Susitna Writer's Voice September 12th, 2021 - "A Life Worth Remembering", by Arthur Mannix
This Susitna Writer’s Voice includes Arthur Mannix reading a story originally published 20 years ago in remembrance of Matt Porter. The piece originally appeared in a Ski Club newsletter and
Susitna Writer's Voice August 29th, 2021 - "Swimming with Aurora", by Iver Arnegard
This story by Iver Arnegard ponders what kinds of people pick up hitchhikers and the value of being a good listener.
DHSS reported 103 people with Covid-19 in the Mat-Su on Wednesday
On Wednesday the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services reported 103 people identified with Covid 19 in the Mat-Su Borough. Most of those cases were in Palmer and Wasilla,
Susitna Writers Voice August 15, 2021 - "Beginnings", by Mike Nickols
Every wonder what it is like to live in the wilderness in Alaska? Mike gives a feel for the rewards and challenges of the experience. If you missed it, you
Susitna Writer's Voice August 8, 2021 - "The Place", by Mike Nickols
This Susitna Writer’s Voice is by Mike Nickols and is called “The Place”. In this piece, Mike shares his story of his family’s long search for their property in Alaska.
Susitna Writer's Voice July 18, 2021 - "Frappuchino and Altitude - A Case Study", by Travis Baldwin
Travis Baldwin reads his piece “Frappuchino and Altitude – A Case Study”. Travis is a climbing ranger on Denali and wrote this tribute to Dave Weber who is retiring from
First Vaccination Clinic in Downtown Talkeetna
While Covid-19 case rates continue to drop in the Mat-Su Borough, vaccination rates remain the lowest in the state. As of Sunday, only 33% of residents 12 and older were