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Fish and Game places additional restrictions on Valley king fishing
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has placed restrictions on harvesting king salmon in the Deshka and Little Susitna rivers. According to a statement accompanying the order, Fish and
Kings are restricted, but fishing opportunities abound in the Northern Valley
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Fishing in the summertime is not only a way to put fresh fish on the table, but is also a wonderful way to enjoy the
Tips for Healthy Living 6-23-17
A live 15-minute conversation about health and wellness from health care providers in our communities. It’s hosted by Holly Stinson, with today’s in-studio guests Keith Kehoe, a Physician Assistant, and
Borough Assembly approves funding for Port Mac repairs
On Tuesday, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved the transfer of over half-a-million dollars from existing funds to pay for repairs to the Port Mackenzie barge dock, although some expressed reservations
News from the Ranger Station 6-22-17
In this weekly segment, produced by the staff of the Walter Harper Talkeetna Ranger Station, host Mike Connolly interviews Mountain Ranger and District Medical Program Coordinator Dave Weber. They talk
A trip to Devil's Canyon
For more than forty years, Steve Mahay has operated commercial jet boats in the Talkeetna area. He is also the first person to navigate a powered boat through the notorious
Susitna Writer's Voice--StarDate Susitna 6-18-2017, by Kathleen Fleming
The activities of the moon, an explanation of Summer Solstice (the exact time is 8:24 Tuesday the 20th at this latitude), and more about what to expect if you’re traveling
Climber who died descending Denali identified
The climber who died on Denali last Friday has been identified. The National Park Service says 28-year-old Sanjay Pandit of Nepal was descending the mountain with two teammates when he