Mat-Su Borough publishes candidate list for November election
The slate of candidates for the Mat-Su Borough’s November election is set, including borough mayor and the assembly district that includes the Northern Susitna Valley. In the mayoral race, current
The slate of candidates for the Mat-Su Borough’s November election is set, including borough mayor and the assembly district that includes the Northern Susitna Valley.
In the mayoral race, current Borough Mayor Vern Halter is ineligible to run this year, since he has already served two terms. The three people who have registered their candidacies are familiar names to those who follow borough politics. Former Wasilla Mayor Bert Cottle, current Palmer Mayor Edna Devries (duh-VREES), and former Mat-Su Borough Assembly Member Matthew Beck of Palmer are all running to be the next borough mayor.
District 7, which includes the Northern Susitna Valley, is one of three borough assembly seats up for election this year. Incumbent Tam Boeve (BO-vee) of Willow is running for re-election. She will be challenged by Ron Bernier of Wasilla.
The borough assembly seats for Districts 6 and 3 are also up for election this year. In District 6, incumbent Jesse Sumner faces two challengers, Dick Clippard and Kristi Short.
Current District 3 Assembly Member George McKee has termed out and is not running for his seat, but his wife, Dee McKee, is. Also running for the seat are Mark Bailey and F. Jay Kruger.
The borough election will be held on November 2nd.
Read More
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
StarDate Susitna 10-4-26, by Kathleen Fleming
There are a number of interesting astronomical events coming up, mostly having to do with the Moon's social schedule.
Improvements on Mainstreet
On September 30th, the Mainstreet Area Improvement Committee met for the first time since last April to review