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The Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved a resolution allowing temporary free dumping for earthquake debris on Tuesday. The resolution, which came eleven days after the Magnitude 7.0 earthquake, which occurred on
This week on Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s Phillip Manning spoke with Tanya Korta and Jayme Moudy-Ferrier from the Sunshine Community Health Center’s behavioral health team. They discussed emotional stress and
The Mat-Su Borough and the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation have reached an agreement regarding permit violations for the Talkeetna sewer lagoon. The lagoon has had compliance issues for multiple
The Alaska Railroad is resuming freight and passenger operations after Friday’s earthquake. In a press release sent Tuesday afternoon, the railroad announced that repairs to damaged sections are in place,
At an emergency meeting Tuesday afternoon the Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved fund transfers to make emergency and long-term repairs following Friday’s magnitude 7.0 earthquake. A resolution waiving individual landfill and
The Su Valley Rams volleyball team brought home a second place finish in the state tournament last weekend. The tournament began on Thursday, with the Rams taking on King Cove.
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly will hold an emergency meeting Tuesday at 2:00 pm. The purpose of the meeting is to reappropriate funds to cover the response to Friday’s magnitude 7.0
Friday morning’s Magnitude 7.0 earthquake caused significant damage in Anchorage and parts of the Mat-Su Valley. The earthquake’s epicenter was near Goose Bay at a depth of 44 kilometers. In
Tonight, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly will consider two resolutions with potential impacts on the Northern Susitna Valley. One of the resolutions lays out the borough’s policy and funding priorities, which
