Natural Observations--Gifts of summer
Red squirrels can be pesky, but their nocturnal, endearing cousins, the flying squirrels, are rarely seen. Volunteer Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin Song tells about recent interactions
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Climate Change Studies and the Susitna Dam
Audio: 20130802SuDam Opponents of the Susitna Dam have asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to release documents explaining their decision not to require in-depth climate change studies. An attorney representing
Mat-Su Borough Releases Candidates for October Election
With the Borough elections scheduled for October 1st, the Mat-Su Borough has released the list of candidates who will be running, as well as at least one tax issue to
Susitna King Salmon Run is Improving
Audio: 20130802FishVcr King salmon season is behind us, and the pinks, chums, and silvers are running. So, how are the king numbers looking for the Susitna? Better, according to Fish
Student Crew Breaks Trail Near Talkeetna Lodge
In a time where students are spending more and more of their free time attached to one electronic gadget or another, six Alaska Native teens are spending nearly a month
Public Speaks at Sunshine Clinic Board Meeting
Audio: 20130731Clinic On Tuesday night, the Sunshine Community Health Center Board of Directors met. In addition to regular Clinic business, the Board allowed an extended period for community members who
Storynory & Mory - The Secret Garden Final Chapter
This week we finished up The Secret Garden, and found how the Magic and the garden and friendship healed a very sad family. How far we have traveled from the
Missing Anchorage Man May Be Headed to Denali
The search for Wallace Dunn, 81, of Anchorage has been expanded north after a tip indicated that he might have been near the Montana Creek Campground on July 13th. According
Rep. Keller Plans Federal Overreach Summit
“By many, many people’s account, we’re probably at a low ebb in our relationship with the federal government.” That’s State Representative Wes Keller, who is the chair of the Citizens’