Morning Newscast - Monday, April 5, 2010
KTNA’s morning news and announcements for Monday is not available due to unforeseen circumstances. All the news is posted seperately – Denali Park road open, Chuck Jacobs leaves and Talkeetna
More recent stories and community updates.
KTNA’s morning news and announcements for Monday is not available due to unforeseen circumstances. All the news is posted seperately – Denali Park road open, Chuck Jacobs leaves and Talkeetna
From the Alaska Volcano Observatory – a series of small repetitive earthquakes began occurring in the vicinity of the Redoubt volcano summit. AVO has raised the aviation color code to
A Denali mountain guide died last week in an avalanche in Colorado. Heidi Kloos, a climbing guide for Mountain Trip Expeditions, was found in avalanche debris on Friday.
Susitna Community Council members at their regular meeting last week decided on the dates of the first meetings of the newly formed Bylaws Committee and Grants Expenditure Committee.
An invitation to an Easter breakfast at the local Montana Creek Baptist Church had unintended consequences as parents questioned the art and manner of how it was distributed within the
Talkeetna-Sunshine area resident Tom Kluberton has been appointed by Governor Sean Parnell to the Alaska state Board of Fisheries.
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Tom Kluberton appointed to state Board of Fisheries; Ralph Samuels visits Talkeetna/Trapper Creek; High school portables move. (21 min)
The Su Valley temporary high school portables are on the move. Residents driving along the Parks Highway may see the portables moving south along the highway the next several days.
Denali National Park is seeing one of their earliest park road openings since the early 1980s.