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The Mat Su Borough School District presented its preliminary budget at a special joint assembly meeting Tuesday night, and made a financial appeal to increase funding levels to avoid eliminating
12 Huskies seized from a Montana creek home on March 15th have been upgraded from critical condition to serious condition. Mat-Su Animal Care Manager Phil Morgan says the dogs are
We hope you enjoyed this week’s stories, and that you are all trying to imagine what your cat, dog, or hamster would say after listening to Katie and the Cat
The Vernal Equinox means sunlight, warm snow and fast skiing. One Mid-March ski race has a distinctly Spring Break atmosphere that matches the community that hosts it. If it’s spring time
On this week’s StarDate Susitna, host and producer Kathleen Fleming focuses on the changing of the moon, four easy-to-see planets, and of course, Spring Equinox, which happens Monday here in
With 33 mushers into Nome, this is our last Iditarod report for 2012. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Marks-Iditarod-report-3-15-20121.mp3|titles=Mark’s Iditarod report 3-15-2012]
The top mushers came in just after Mark did his Wednesday evening report, so this report covers the first arrivals to Front Street, as well as where everyone else is
We played two stories this evening. First, we finished up the story of Katie’s missing spellbook with The Wizard Who Stole Katie’s Spells. Then, to prepare for Saint Patrick’s Day
StarDate Susitna host and producer Kathleen Fleming gives details about last week’s auroral display, and the big night sky event coming up…Venus passing Jupiter. Audio runs 9 min 28 sec.
