King Season Ends. Silvers on the Way.
Full audio: 20130715Salmon Mid-July is a time of transition for fishermen in the northern Valley. King salmon season ended on Saturday, July 13th, and the silver run has yet to
Phillip Manning
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Plan Due by Monday for Chase Dozer Removal
20130711Dozer Robert Gerlach, a local resident and member of the Talkeetna Community Council, says he was able to see the submerged bulldozer from the air on July 10th, and that
Water and Sewer Board Discusses Metering Issues and State Funding
The Talkeetna Water and Sewer Advisory Board met on Wednesday, July 10th. The major topics of the meeting were the status of metering of the Talkeetna water system as well
Clinic to Add New Provider
Beginning on July 15th, the Sunshine Community Health Center will have a new provider. Executive Director for the Health Center, David Bryant, says that Dr. Anne Yoshino will be working
Denali Park Road to Open Earlier Next Winter
The Park Road in Denali National Park will be open for part of the upcoming winter. According to the National Park Service, the road will be plowed beginning in mid-February
Clinic Board Responds to Letters From Public and Community Council
Full audio: 20130710Clinic On Wednesday, July 10th, the Sunshine Community Health Center Board of Directors released a letter responding to what it calls “numerous letters and communications from the community.”
Alaskan Sets New Record for Oldest Person to Summit Denali
Full audio: 20130710OldestClimber Full interview: 20130710TomChoateRaw Tom Choate of Anchorage recently returned from a history making trip to the top of Denali. At seventy-eight years old, Choate is the oldest
Clinic Board Letter Full Text
Text was edited Thursday, July 11th to correct a typographical error on the part of KTNA. The following is the full text of the letter received by KTNA from the
Native Corporations Concerned Over Dam Study Trespassing and Safety
Full audio: 20130709AEA Seven Alaska Native Corporations are expressing concerns over trespassing and land use by Alaska Energy Authority contractors working on the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric project. The concerns are laid