Su Valley Voice for October 19th, 2023
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Trisha Costello was joined by G. Denny, who recently received the Alaska Children’s Foundation’s Champion for Kids award, Kaila Pfister from the Alaska
School District's Library Advisory Committee Makes Recommendations for Three Challenged Books
The Mat-Su Borough School District’s Library Advisory Committee evaluated three books at its October meeting last week. The books scheduled for review were The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, Flamer
Su Valley Voice for October 12th, 2023: Dr. Paul Forman
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Dr. Paul Forman, Chief Medical Officer for Sunshine Community Health Center. They discussed screening for various types of
Su Valley Voice for October 5th, 2023: KTNA News Department
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by KTNA Staff Reporter Jenny Willoughby. They discussed multiple topics that have been in the news recently, and what
Temporary revetment repairs are nearing completion
Temporary repairs to the Talkeetna revetment are nearing completion, according to Mat-Su Borough Manager Mike Brown. Brown says the large rock, also known as riprap, has been placed in the
Governor declares disaster for Talkeetna revetment erosion
Governor Mike Dunleavy has issued an emergency disaster declaration for the revetment at the end of Main Street in Talkeetna. Since mid-September, the Mat-Su Borough has brought almost 4,000 tons
Borough says 3,000 tons of rock on its way for revetment repair
Three thousand tons of riprap is on its way to Downtown Talkeetna, according to the Mat-Su Borough. In a statement issued Thursday, the borough says the large stones will be
Borough prepares for temporary measures to stop Main Street erosion
On Tuesday, a local disaster was declared by the Mat-Su Borough for rapid erosion in Downtown Talkeetna. At a special Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting on Tuesday, Public Works Director Tom
Borough declares local disaster for Talkeetna flood damage
The Mat-Su Borough has declared a local disaster for Talkeetna after high water destroyed much of the downtown revetment and caused rapid erosion near the end of Main Street. According