Community food gifts make up for school breakfast and lunch missed over the holiday break
Many Talkeetna and Trapper Creek school age children eat breakfast and lunch at school five days a week. This helps families feed their children and manage food costs during the
Many Talkeetna and Trapper Creek school age children eat breakfast and lunch at school five days a week. This helps families feed their children and manage food costs during the winter months. The holidays are tough because children are no longer getting meals at school. Talkeetna residents and businesses have been helping to fill the gap.
KTNA’s Melis Coady has more: 20121220- Filling the gap
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Capital Campaign at Upper Susitna Food Pantry
The pantry has plans for a 48x90 square foot building. This extra space would give the organization room for a prep kitchen, bathroom, waiting room, walk-in freezer and walk-in cooler.
Talkeetna Community Council Updates
updates on the Talkeetna Fire Department, several open public comment periods, and the acceptance of candidates for the November TCCI Board Election
Fall Membership Drive
We are excited for this years fall membership drive and look forward to engaging with all of our listeners! This years Fall Membership Drive is from October 12th through October 16th.
Short-Term Erosion Mitigation Projects
At last week’s stakeholder coordination meeting on Talkeetna’s ongoing erosion and flooding problem, they decided to