2014 Membership Drive
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Susitna Dam Study Report Meetings Begin Wednesday
Beginning on Wednesday, the Alaska Energy Authority will hold meetings to discuss the initial study report for the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project. Wednesday’s discussion will include study reports on fish in
Su Valley Voice for October 15th: Sunshine Community Health Center
Above is the audio from today’s Su Valley Voice. This week’s guests were Shelis Jorgensen, Medical Director of the Sunshine Community Health Center, John Knutson with Health Quest therapy, and
Susitna Writer's Voice--"Bears Up Close", by Robin Song
Robin Song tells about her experience in Denali National Park when she is given a road lottery ticket. The first year I entered the Denali
Upper Valley Residents Remember Barbara Washburn
Recently, Barbara Washburn passed away at the age of ninety-nine. She was the first woman to set foot on the summit of Denali, but her legacy in the Talkeetna area
2014 Borough Election Results
Preliminary results are in for the Mat-Su Borough election. Across the borough, voter turnout was almost exactly 11%, with just over 7,000 votes cast. In the Upper Valley, voter turnout
Talkeetna Community Council Election Results in Coin-Toss
Results from the Talkeetna Community Council election are also in. Four council board seats were up for election. There were four candidates on the ballot, as well as one official
Su Valley Voice for October 8th, 2014: State Senator Mike Dunleavy
On October 8th, Su Valley Voice host Phillip Manning spoke with State Senator Mike Dunleavy. They discussed issues facing the state as well as Dunleavy’s campaign to be re-elected. The
AEA: Fisheries Service Criticism of Susitna Dam Studies "Untenable, Bordering on the Absurd"
The Alaska Energy Authority has responded to letters from the National Marine Fisheries Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that questioned research being done on the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project.