Clark murder trial continues
The second day of the Murder trial of Samuel Clark took place Thursday at the district courthouse in Palmer. Clark stands accused of shooting Dirk Fast in the Latitude 62
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A whole new song and dance: Summer Stock Theater brings Godspell to life
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Second Saturday: Plein Ol' Talkeetna
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Su Valley Voice-update on a new Talkeetna Library, and Friends of the Library fundraiser
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Wetlands plan adopted by Borough
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Murder trial of Samuel Clark begins
The Opening day of testimony in the Murder trial of Samuel Clark took place Wednesday in Palmer. In opening remarks, the prosecution said it intended to prove that Clark shot
Storynory & Mory - Camels and a Witch's Swap
Did you ever wonder how the camel got its hump? Find out in this week’s story – the link is below. Also, we are pleased to check in with our
Clark murder trial to commence once more
Jury selection for the murder trial of Samuel Clark took place Tuesday], and the trial is scheduled to start at 8:30am on Wednesday, August 8th, at District Criminal Court in
Martian mountain meets Mt. McKinley
The Mars Rover Curiosity, which made touchdown on Mars late Sunday night has begun sending images of the red planet back to earth. One photograph captures the Martian Mount Sharp,