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The Alaska Senate Finance Committee has rejected a bid by the Parnell administration to return a $32.7 million dollar supplement for the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project to the capital budget. On
Multiple sources have now confirmed that the D6 bulldozer that sank into an unnamed lake north of Talkeetna last spring has been successfully removed from the water. The cat train
KTNA volunteer Cari Sayre begins reading Lewis Carroll’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Alice in Wonderland #1 – 4:8:14
On Monday, the Talkeetna Community Council Board of Directors held its regular monthly meeting. Topics of discussion included the Talkeetna Village Park, the state legislature, and FEMA. Howard Carbone, Chair
Su Valley Voice, KTNA’s public affairs program, is back on the air, every other Wednesday. Today’s conversation is with Shelis Jorgensen, Medical Director for Sunshine Community Health Center, and Cici
A multi-layered account of spring crust skiing, of historic Chulitna River travelers in all seasons, woven with personal recollections of past trips, and observations of change. Audio is 10:35. Note:
A land access dispute that threatened to delay progress on the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project has been resolved, though the agreement has come later than expected. Friday afternoon, the Alaska Energy
The beginning of April means the National Park Service, climbing guides, and air services are ramping up for the beginning of Denali climbing season. A few climbers have already ventured
20140403Projects As this year’s session of the Alaska Legislature enters its final weeks, discussions about the state’s capital budget are likely to take up a good deal of time in
