Morning Newscast - Monday, September 27, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for September 27th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Power outage continues for some; Earthquake hits central AK; AT&T cell tower to
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Wind storm wreaks havoc with power lines in upper valley
The wind event over the weekend took Mat Su Borough Emergency Services and Matanuska Electric Association by surprise. Dennis Brodigan, Director of Emergency Services, says that he knew the winds
Earthquake jolts residents awake across central and southcentral
The Alaska Earthquake Information Center located a earthquake early Saturday morning at about 4 o’clock. The quake had a preliminary magnitude of 5.4 and was located at a depth of
Power still out for some residents in Northern Valley
Although MEA was able to restore power to some areas in the early morning hours, there are still residents without power. KTNA is unable to connect with MEA about the
Update on power situation
An MEA spokesman reports that there are still thousands of people without power. He says that crews are trying their best to restore power to Big Lake, Palmer and the
Morning news cast for Friday, September 24
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Diana Haecker. Local news headlines: Stolen street signs cost the borough big bucks; Voters decide on candidate’s financial disclosure rules;
Power out in the valley
The Matanuska-Susitna valley is experiencing a widespread power outage, from Palmer to Wasilla all the way to Talkeetna and Trapper Creek. At noon, MEA officals say that 2500 homes are
Plans shape up for cell tower at Spur Road
A new cell phone tower may go up soon at the Spur Road. A public information hearing took place on Thursday night, where residents had the chance to learn about
Vandalized, stolen street signs come at high cost for borough
KNOCKED OVER— Newly installed street signs near the intersection of Noel Wien, River Bottom Road and Moose Hollow Avenue were knocked over last week. The borough spent last year alone