Willow man dies of carbon monoxide poisoning
Emergency responders in Willow found a man in his cabin Thursday, dead of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning. Responders found 50 year-old Kirk Kousal in the loft of his cabin, just
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AVO website crashes as Redoubt heats up
The Alaska Volcano Observatory reports that as news agencies on the East Coast and around the lower 48 connected viewers to their website, their website crashed early Friday morning. Mt.
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Far North Conservation Film Fest comes to Talkeetna
The Sheldon Community Arts Hanger is hosting the Far North Conservation Film Festival this Saturday. Although the Festival is in its 6th year, it’s only the second time the films
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Historical Society looks at remaining pieces of Belle's Barn
The Talkeetna Historical Society has a dilemma. A kiosk will be placed at the end of main street as a memorial to the historical Belle’s Barn, but not much is
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Mannix won't be skiing in U23 Championships
Talkeetna resident Tazlina Mannix won’t be heading to Europe this week. She has made a personal decision to stay in Anchorage and re-focus her training. She was chosen as one
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US Cross Country Ski Championships rescheduled
The US Cross Country Ski Championship races that were cancelled during the cold spell in Anchorage have been rescheduled for the end of March in Fairbanks. The U.S. Ski Association and
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AEA releases report on railbelt utilities
The Alaska Energy Authority has released its final report on the analysis of combining all railbelt energy utilities into one electrical authority. The study looks at the feasibility of combining
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Mt.Redoubt status turns orange
Mount Redoubt’s status was lifted to orange today (wed). Government geologists are watching the volcano in the Cook Inlet area full time and are anticipating a possible eruption within the
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Trapper Creek CC gets down to business
The Trapper Creek Community Council is setting wheels in motion to incorporate as a non-profit. The group voted almost unanimously to become a non-profit corporation, joining other local councils with
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