Allison wins Junior Quest
Charlie Allison of Talkeetna is the winner of this year’s Junior Yukon Quest. 17-year-old Allison won the sled dog race that started Saturday in downtown Fairbanks. Mushers raced to Twin
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Domestic violence report recently released
The University of Alaska’s Justice Department has issued an extensive report on domestic violence in Alaska. Download Audio (mp3) Thanks to KSDP
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Trapper Creek residents begin oral history project
In November, the Trapper Creek Community Services Association obtained a grant to do an oral history project. The daunting task of interviewing some 100 residents is just beginning as the
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Fatal collision closes Parks Highway Wed night
The Parks Highway was closed for several hours Wednesday night near the junction of Big Lake due to a head on collision involving 2 vehicles. A Chevy Tracker was headed
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MCDMA holds Willow Championships
The Montana Creek Dog Mushers Association held their Willow Championships this past weekend. Blayne Streeper won the open-class race. Jennifer Probert won the 8 dog race and Terri Pauls won
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Redoubt rumbles, no eruption
Redoubt let off a little steam today and a seismic tremor lasted about four minutes shook the volcano around noon. There has still been no eruption, but it caused the
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State finalizes land plan amendments near Denali
On January 20th, the State of Alaska issued a notice of adoption of the Tanana Basin Area Plan Amendment. The lands included in the document were from Cantwell, north to Anderson
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Mat-Su Borough officials prepare residents for possible ash fall
Mt. Redoubt started to rumble this past weekend. The Alaska Volcano Observatory and others are watching the volcano 24 hours a day. Mat Su Borough officials are putting in place
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Denali State Park SpUD team meets after long hiatus
The Denali State Park SPUD planning team met Wednesday night in what was scheduled to be one of the final meetings before completion of the special use district document. Eileen
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