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Land conservation and smart growth issues are important to many people in the northern susitna valley, but not everyone want to see government-mandated zoning for preservation. One organization that assists
A request for federal disaster funding to repair the Talkeetna dike has been denied by the Federal Emergency Management Administration. The fund was one source of money the Borough had
Last week Mat-Su Borough students swept the podium at the state Science Olympiad Tournament in Anchorage. A year of practice paid off for students from Mat-Su Career and Technical high
Saving money on home energy use is a common concern for residents of Alaska. Home heating and electricity is a cost-intensive task over the winter months, and a number of
This week on Storynory & Mory listeners finally discovered what – or who – was responsible for the cries in the corridor of Misselthwaite Manor. What implications will this discovery
An eagle that was found slowly starving to death at the Matanuska Susitna Land fill will be returned to the wild this week, after an operation to remove a piece
For years, a group of Japanese school children between ages 11 and 19 have come to Alaska to spend a week camping on the Ruth Glacier. KTNA’s Lorien Nettleton spoke
You can listen online again. Thank you, Mike Figley!
In this week’s Earth and Beyond program, KTNA volunteer Dan Harrell encourages listeners to run, bike or ski on the freeze-thaw hardened snowmobile trails in the area to explore places
