Talkeetna's sewer and water looks at arsenic levels
Residents of East Talkeetna and Talkeetna businesses received notice with their water and sewer bills this past month that arsenic levels are exceeding EPA levels. However, the levels are so
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Food Bank seeking more donations
The Food Banks of Trapper Creek, Sunshine and Talkeetna ran short at Thanksgiving. It is projected another shortage will occur at Christmas, not only in the Upper Valley, but around
by KTNA Staff
Sousa forced to scratch Sheep Mountain 150
The Sheep Mountain 150 Sled Dog Race was held this past weekend. Jessica Hendricks of Two Rivers took first place while Talkeetna’s Gerry Sousa received an injury that forced him
by KTNA Staff
Mat Su gets new area ambulances
The Mat-Su Borough has 6 new ambulances which will be added to its fleet. The funding comes from both state and Borough funds. Area legislators were thanked by the Mat-Su
by KTNA Staff
Homeowners of Clear Creek and Chase form their own property owners association
Residents of the Chase area say it’s a bit confusing to have 2 different organizations for the same area. The Chase Community Council is the organized council recognized by the
by KTNA Staff
Tolen sentenced for 7 years
Wasilla’s Aaron Tolen, one of the 4 people originally associated with the Talkeetna-area Halloween robberies of October 2007 has been sentenced to 7 years in prison. Tolen was originally connected
by KTNA Staff
Begich adds to Senate staff
U.S. Senator-elect Mark Begich will bring 4 staffers from the Anchorage Mayor’s office to his new job. He announced yesterday that David Ramseur, his chief of staff in the Mayor’s
by KTNA Staff
Christmas show in Talkeetna takes a record run
“Home for the Hostilities” is a show first produced in Minneapolis. The show will run for 9 nights in Talkeetna. Attendees get a ticket discount by bringing goods for the
by KTNA Staff
NPR to cancel 'Day to Day'
Along with several news organizations, National Public Radio (NPR) has announced cutbacks. NPR has announced plans to reduce 7% of its workforce and cancel two shows — Day to Day
by KTNA Staff