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Many in the Upper Valley received early wake-up calls on Monday and Tuesday. The Alaska Earthquake Information Center recorded a magnitude 3.6 earthquake thirty-six miles north-northeast of Talkeetna at 4:30
Story: 20140115HB77 Full Meeting Audio: HB77 Full Meeting On Tuesday, Deputy DNR Commissioner Ed Fogels was in Talkeetna to discuss the controversial House Bill 77 with residents of the Upper
By: Kaitlin Daly Early Friday morning, Su-Valley’s ski team left for their Valdez race that took place on Saturday. This annual race is the ski team’s biggest competition of the
The Talkeetna Chamber of Commerce is attempting to revitalize a nine-year-old Borough plan for the riverfront. Under the plan, which was approved by the Borough Assembly in 2004, the Mat-Su
20140109300Club Alaskans are no strangers to testing themselves against the cold. From frigid runs in bunny boots from a sauna to large events like the Polar Plunge, residents of the
Upper Valley residents will have an opportunity to learn about and be heard regarding the controversial House Bill 77 next week. The bill passed the state House last session, but
This week, solar activity could mean a very active aurora, but clouds are likely to obscure views of the lights in the Upper Valley. According to NASA, early Tuesday saw
On Monday, January 6th, the Talkeetna Community Council Board of Directors held its regular monthly meeting. Included on the agenda were the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project, House Bill 77, and timber.
Last month, the Alaska Energy Authority learned that it would be receiving less than ten percent of the funding it would need to complete the studies and other pre-licensing steps
