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The former Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. board member whose seat was vacated says she has her residency documents sorted out. At its April meeting, the board members present voted
An after-school program at the Talkeetna library is bringing together young students and adult community members to promote literacy skills and a lifelong love of reading. KTNA’s Phillip Manning visited
Revenue sharing voting has begun in Trapper Creek. Revenue sharing funds come from the state to the Mat-Su Borough, which then allows community councils to distribute them. Four items are
The Talkeetna sewer lagoon will undergo additional maintenance before discharging treated water into the Talkeetna River. According to Mat-Su Borough Public Works Director Terry Dolan, the borough has begun
At it’s April 4th meeting, the Talkeetna Community Council Inc. board of directors filled a vacancy left by a resignation. Now, residency requirements mean it will have to do so
by: Katie Writer – KTNA Some artists struggle to have the time and focus to create art, others benefit from creative talent being stored away for many years. Stacie
A new committee of Talkeetna Community Council, Inc. will be tasked with looking into the Downtown Talkeetna Special Land use district in the coming months. At each of the
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Update: The original version of this story identified Sandra Austin as Sarah Austin. On Monday night, a traffic stop by Alaska State Troopers led to a high-speed chase along more
