Trapper Creek Council Boundary to be Discussed
The Trapper Creek Community Council wants to give the community ample opportunity to comment on enlarging the council boundaries. But illnesses have led to board members stepping down. That has
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No Foul Play Suspected in Dogsled Road Fire
During the Montana Creek Fire that began in late June, one person died in a separate structure fire on July 2nd. Both fires had the same origin site on Dog
StarDate Susitna 8-4-24, by Kathleen Fleming
Part 2 of the Eclipse Experience series has the same seven Upper Susitna Valley residents (Corinne, Elliott, Sally, Karl, Linda, Will and Holly) answering Kathleen Fleming’s interview questions #6-9, of
Scoping Period Begins for West Su Access Road
Proposed at about 23 miles, the West Susitna Access Road project is open to public comment. The total cost of the project is expected to be about $76 million, with
Benka Lake Access Still Fenced But Wider
After a temporary injunction was granted to restore public access to Benka Lake, the fencing was widened to accommodate larger vehicles. A judge granted the temporary injunction to restore lake
Su Valley Voice for August 1st, 2024: Back-To-School with Sunshine Clinic
This week on Su Valley Voice, host Phillip Manning was joined by Duronda Twigg, Chief Nursing Officer for Sunshine Community Health Center. They discussed steps families can take to prepare
Road Maintenance in Downtown Talkeetna
Drivers in downtown Talkeetna may need to find alternative places to park Thursday, August first between 4am and 9am. Road crews will be sweeping Main Street and grading adjacent gravel
Proposed Merger for Willow and Caswell Emergency Services
Though officially separate, Willow and Caswell emergency services have been operating as a single group for a number of years. Deputy Director of Mat-Su Borough Emergency Services Brian Davis says
StarDate Susitna 7-28-24, by Kathleen Fleming
This is Part 1 of a 3 or 4 part StarDate Susitna series featuring interviews with area residents who went to see the Total Solar Eclipse last April. Kathleen Fleming