Permanent Vehicle Registration Vote Delayed Again
On Tuesday, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly voted once again to delay the vote on an ordinance that would allow permanent registration of vehicles that are more than eight years old.
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On Tuesday, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly voted once again to delay the vote on an ordinance that would allow permanent registration of vehicles that are more than eight years old.
The vote on a proposed ordinance that would change vehicle registration rules for many in the Mat-Su Borough was delayed at Tuesday night’s Borough Assembly meeting. The ordinance is the
Upper Valley hockey fans have something to look forward to this week. On Friday, Talkeetna will play host to the three-time East Coast Hockey League champion Alaska Aces. According to
by: Alexandra Gutierrez, APRN Alaskans will have one more option in the governor’s race: The Division of Elections will allow Constitution Party candidate J.R. Myers to appear on the ballot.
Attached is the full audio of Su-Valley Voice from August 27th, 2014 with Mat-Su Borough Manager John Moosey. The next Su-Valley Voice will air live at 10:00 am on Wednesday,
As part of a continuing series on agriculture in the Upper Susitna Valley, KTNA’s Phillip Manning visited a relatively new farm in the Talkeetna area where young farmers are are
On Thursday, the Army Corps of Engineers held a public meeting for the Alaska Stand-Alone Pipeline. There have been significant changes in the plans for the pipeline since 2012, and,
Thursday marked the official groundbreaking for the new Talkeetna Public Library and Community Resource Center, which is scheduled to open next year. K-T-N-A’s Phillip Manning was there, and has this
Most of the votes have been counted in what is being called the most expensive primary election in Alaska state history. Two high-profile campaigns resulted in millions of dollars being