Plane crash leaves Trapper Creek man dead
On Sunday, a plane crash claimed the life of Michael Zagula, 54, of Trapper Creek. According to the Alaska State Troopers, Zagula was flying over the area of his daughter’s
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Man rescued after vehicle rolls down Petersville Road embankment
On Monday night, emergency responders rescued a man who was reportedly trapped in his vehicle with multiple broken bones on the Petersville Road. According to the Alaska State Troopers, an
Susitna Writer's Voice--Strawberries #2, by Alan Kingsbury
One of Alan Kingsbury’s essays on those luscious little fruits that just about anyone can grow. Here’s Strawberries #2, from Farmer Al’s Back Forty, a regular radio segment in 2001,
State lifts spending freeze on Susitna-Watana Hydro Project
After a spending freeze by the governor and multiple attempts by the legislative minority to place it back into the state’s general fund, the Susitna-Watana Hydro Project team will now
Obituary for Patricia Grosz
Submitted by the family: Longtime Alaska resident and beloved wife and mother, Mrs. Patricia Josephine Grosz, née Callahan, 69, passed away at home surrounded by family on Sunday, June 28,
Classics for Kids--The Prince and the Pauper #7
Cari Sayre continues the historical fiction book by Mark Twain, about two boys living in England in the 1500’s.
Charging documents detail state's version of Sockeye Fire origin
The two Anchorage residents charged with causing the Sockeye Fire were burning lawn debris, according to charging documents filed with the Third District Court in Palmer. The affidavit, filed by investigator
End of king season sees increased returns on Deshka, Little Su
King salmon season has ended in the Northern Cook Inlet Region, and at least one river posted the highest counts in five years. On the Deshka, which has housed a
State files charges against two Anchorage residents in connection to Sockeye Fire
On Monday, the State of Alaska filed charges against two Anchorage residents for starting the debris burn that turned into the 7,200 acre Sockeye Fire. The fire destroyed fifty-five homes