Morning Newscast - Tuesday, May 4, 2010
KNTA’s morning news, weather, announcements for May 4th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – earthquake hits Denali; Car crash in Wasilla claims 2 lives; Mat Su looks at the rail
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Susitna river starts its annual breakup
The Susitna River started its annual shrugging and groaning as the river ice breaks up. Residents up the Chase trail report that large blocks of ice moved down river late
by KTNA Staff
Morning Newscast - Monday, May 3, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements for May 3rd. Its climbing season! Added is the climbing forecast. Headlines – Trapper Creeks town hall meeting with Rep. Mark Neuman and Senator Charlie
by KTNA Staff
Special events planned for state parks
(Anchorage, AK) – The Alaska Division of Parks was established in October, 1970, the same year the legislature created Chilkat, Kachemak Bay, Chugach and Denali State Parks.
by KTNA Staff
Auto Dealers Among Top BBB Complaints
AUTO DEALERS AMONG TOP BBB COMPLAINTS BBB Examines 1st Quarter Complaint Statistics
by KTNA Staff
Public Notice: Port MacKenzie Bi-Modal Bulk Facility Pad Expansion
Category: Public Notices Sub-Category: Coastal Consistency Review – ACMP Department: Natural Resources Publish Date: 04/29/2010 Location: Anchorage Coastal District: Anchorage
by KTNA Staff
Public Notice: New Trail Proposed in Chena River State RecArea
(Fairbanks, AK)–The 2006 update of the Chena River State Recreation Area (CRSRA) Management Plan involved several rounds of public review and many meetings and workshops. The following recommendations came from
by KTNA Staff
Troopers arrest outlaws from lower 48 in Skwentna
Talkeetna Troopers responded to the area near Fish Lakes Creek near Skwentna last week to a report of burglarized cabins.
by KTNA Staff
Small earthquake hits Denali fault
Although this morning’s earthquake seemed very slight in the Talkeetna area, the Alaska Earthquake Information Center measured it at a preliminary magnitude of 3.9 and a depth of 82 miles.
by KTNA Staff