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by Phillip Manning At approximately 10:00 pm on Saturday, March 30th, the Alaska State Troopers dispatched their AStar helicopter, Helo 1, to assist a stranded snowmachiner in the Larson Lake
photos by Robin Song This week’s Earth and Beyond program is about Talkeetna’s best known cat, Stubbs, who has a unique personality to go with his fame (and fortune!) Robin
The deadline to apply for your Alaska Permanent Fund is this Sunday. All applications must be filed by 11:59pm on March 31st. Please remember that you can support KTNA and
Click here to support Dan Nelson’s(Talon’s dad) recovery fund due to a fire. He lost the second floor of his cabin. The first floor and everything in it is wet
What do snow fairies have to do with learning to ski? Listen and find out in an original piece of Mory read by Charlie. Plus, Dickon gets enthused about Mary’s
In this week’s Earth and Beyond program about the night sky, host and producer Kathleen Fleming tells about the moon’s activities, the rapid loss of constellations as the setting
The Talkeetna Community Council has had to delay full payment of Community Revenue Share funds to several organizations, because the Council awarded more money than it had to spend. Grants
The Matanuska – Susitna Borough excused Assembly member Ron Arvin for his physical absences from Assembly meetings, despite hearing numerous public comments urging that Arvin’s seat be declared vacant at
Monday was the deadline for comments on 14 remaining studies proposed by the Alaska Energy Authority to analyze and predict the impacts of a hydroelectric dam on the Susitna river.
