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KTNA’s Mid day news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for February 20th. Host is Colleen O’leary. Headlines – Revenue Share Recipients selected in Trapper Creek, State Joins Lawsuit over
Two proposals that affect game management units near Denali National Park are being reviewed by the Board of Game. One would legalize motorized access for hunting in the Yanert basin,
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for February 15th. Host is Ann Yadon. Headlines – Delegation lauds proposed Ice Breaker, Anchorage Women Married on Empire State Building.
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for February 13th. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines –Legislature activity. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/amnews02.13.12.mp3|titles=amnews:02.13.12]
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for February 14th. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – Revisions for Animal Care Guidelines, Feds employ 30% of Alaskans. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/AMNews02.14.12.mp3|titles=AMNews:02.14.12]
Matanuska Electric General Manager, Joe Griffith will be in Talkeetna Tonight for a talk about energy in the Matanusta Susitna Valley. Griffith says he plans to use about two hours
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for February 8th. Host is Ann Yadon. Headlines – Fishing guide convicted of 8 misdemeanors, Talkeetna Community Council talks Railroad Herbicide,
In hopes of providing more opportunities for winter visitation, the National Park Service will evaluate the impacts of plowing the Denali Park Road further in to the park. Currently the
The Talkeetna Community Council has agreed to write a letter to the Department of Environmental Conservation in opposition to the Alaska Railroad’s permit application for herbicide spraying from Gold Creek
