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By Amy Bushatz on May 8, 2025 PALMER – High school seniors in Mat-Su will be able to graduate with newly lowered academic requirements starting next year under a plan approved by the
This is the Denali Report for May 9, 2025 There are 949 climbers registered to climb Denali this season and 26 of those have begun their climb. 28 people are
New contracts have been approved for Trapper Creek, Talkeetna, Caswell Lakes, and Willow road service areas, or RSAs. While the contracts vary somewhat in scope, they all will cover regular
Talkeetna has been putting on the Mother’s Day concert for over 25 years. According to Denali Arts Council Music Academy Director Sandy Shoulders, the event is a chance for various
In this episode host Trisha Costello is in conversation with State, Borough and community members who work, volunteer and recreate in our State and Borough parklands. In studio and
Some road work in the Caswell Lakes area has begun, which will include major repairs and work on a fish passage. The Borough contractor will begin with moving some mailboxes
According to Talkeetna Fire Department Chief Eric Chappel, response time is crucial when it comes to putting out fires. That’s why getting newer equipment every so often is important. Chappel
Proposed changes to the Mat-Su Borough’s Essential Service Utilities ordinance would modify the intent, public notification, and appeals process. The ordinance covers large utilities like gas lines, pipelines, and electric
May is the month we lose the remnants of darkness, and stars. Hear what Kathleen has to say about that. In the below image Kathleen hopes to show clearly how
