Assembly narrowly approves lower transfer site and landfill fees
Mat-Su Borough residents could soon be paying less for taking their trash to transfer sites and the borough’s central landfill, but it will mean less money to fund solid waste
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Su Valley has strong showing at state track meet
Despite cold and rainy weather, Susitna Valley athletes finished strong at the State Track and Field meet, held last weekend at Diamond High School in Anchorage. Maya Mossanen won the
Denali Report for May 28th, 2021
This week in the Denali Report, there are over 400 people on the mountain, early summit percentage remains low, and National Park Service staff speak out about concerning trends they’re
KTNA Online but Off Air this morning
UPDATE from MEA 8:30am: This outage has been restored. There was a tree on the line that was removed and repairs were made. If you’re still out of power, please
Interim Sunshine CEO Randall Kowalke discusses current clinic status
At Tuesday night’s Sunshine Community Health Center board of directors meeting, Randall Kowalke was appointed as interim chief executive after former CEO Melody West was terminated. At the meeting, Kowalke
Susitna Writer's Voice May 23, 2021 - "Fourth World" pt.1, by Iver Arnegard
In this non-fiction piece, Iver describes a visit to a Palestinian refugee camp. This is the first part of a 2-part story.
Sunshine Clinic board votes to remove CEO, appoints interim
On Tuesday, the Sunshine Community Health Center board of directors terminated the contract of CEO Melody West. West’s termination is effective immediately, and comes a little less than a month
Former Sunshine Community Health Center staff voice criticism of clinic leadership
Before the April meeting of the Sunshine Community Health Center board of directors, an online petition began circulating criticizing Chief Executive Officer Melody West and calling for the board to,
Denali Report for May 21st, 2021
This is the Denali Report for Friday, May 21st, 2021. As of Wednesday this week, there are just over 900 climbers registered to attempt Deanli, and more than 250 of