Warrantless Wiretapping opposed by Alaska's Senators
by Phillip Manning In the final days of 2012, news of the fiscal cliff dominated most headlines. While the deal was being hammered out, however, another piece of legislation received
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by Phillip Manning In the final days of 2012, news of the fiscal cliff dominated most headlines. While the deal was being hammered out, however, another piece of legislation received
The Talkeetna Community council discussed a number of familiar topics such as flood mitigation and code compliance at its January Board meeting. National Park Service South District Ranger John Leonard
The Talkeetna Library has selected an Architect to design the new library, pending the approval of the Mat Su Borough. Architects Alaska, who recently designed both the new Sutton library
The Small Business Administration has followed FEMA in declaring a disaster for South Central Alaska due to flooding and strong-wind events. The SBA has made low-interest loans available to residential
January can mean lean times across much of the state, as the financial boom of summer’s busy season has been stretched across fall, through the holidays. With people looking for
by Melis Coady Alaska is big and so are our athletes. That is the slogan of longtime Talkeetna resident Loudon Wilson’s website and Youtube channel Alaskanathlete featuring videos and highlights
by Melis Coady There are nearly 400 National Parks in the United States with approximately 22,000 employees. However, for every park service employee there are ten volunteers. The Volunteer-in-Parks program
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by Melis Coady On December 29th nineteen people from Talkeetna and Trapper Creek turned their eyes to the skies and their bird feeders for the Audubon Society’s Annual Christmas Bird