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A conservative management plan for South Central king salmon fishing has prompted the Department of Fish and Game to implement Emergency Orders reducing the annual bag limit to two kings
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Bertie is in trouble – Princess Beatrice’s wicked stepmother has come up with a plot to marry Beatrice to someone else! Can the frog prince save her (and him)? Another
Robin Song tells her story from the local birding event. Text follows. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/NatObsMay20BAT-2012.mp3|titles=NatObsMay20,BAT 2012] Friday, May 4th– a day I had been looking forward to- finally arrived. It
By C`ebrina D. Tollefsen This Memorial Day weekend will mark not only the start of summer, but also the beginning of “Live at 5”. Starting this weekend, a different musician
The Mat Su Borough Mayor Larry DeVilbiss on Tuesday night signed the Borough’s budget for 2013, and the mill rates have been set at a lower rate than last year.
The trial of Talkeetna resident Sam Clark continues to be delayed. Clark was set to go to trial this week in Palmer but the trial has been postponed until August
The Trapper Creek Community council has completed its annual elections, and two new Directors have been appointed by popular vote. Joining the council for two year terms are Ralph Kolbeck
This version of the famous tale of Aladdin’s Lamp is adapted indirectly from the 1001 Arabian Nights, and sticks a bit more closely to the original story than the Disney
