Morning Newscast - Thursday, October 7, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos and annoucements for October 7th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – DOT planning Parks Highway repaving up to mile 99; NSI introduced to
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BBB warns consumers about Breast Cancer Awareness logo
The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about Breast Cancer Awareness month. The BBB reports there are insincere companies and charities that borrow the iconic ‘pink ribbon’ logo to enhance
Talkeetna sewer and water utility may get lift in accounting
The Talkeetna Sewer and Water Board was presented with an interesting financial proposition at their Board meeting Wednesday.
In the field
ELECTION RESULTS ARE HERE— KTNA reporter Sue Deyoe obtained a large print out of the Mat-Su Borough election results. Interested people can come and take a look at the election
Next step for Talkeetna's arsenic treatment arrives
The next phase of the Talkeetna Sewer and Water utility’s effort to install a treatment system has arrived in Talkeetna. The 15 by 40 foot connex headed down Main Street
Election results show 18 percent overall voter turnout Borough wide
Election results from both the Talkeetna Community council board of directors AND the Borough municipal elections have been tabulated. Turnout was low across the Borough. 14% of Susitna voters turned
Morning news cast for Wednesday, October 6, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Diana Haecker. Local news headlines: Preliminary election results are in; Trapper Creek man leads troopers on car chase; Talkeetna Community
In the field
MASTER OF CAMOUFLAGE— This male spruce grouse (Falcipennis Canadensis) had great confidence in his camouflage and didn’t mind the human intrusion on his roadside territory. Photo by Diana Haecker
DOT plans to extend clear cutting to mile 99 of Parks Highway
With construction season winding down, the Parks Highway improvement project between Willow and Kashwintna is about to be shut down for the winter. The Department of Transportation’s project manager Steve