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KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for January 25th. Host is Ann Yadon. Headlines: Railroad reports high moose-kills this season, Herbicide permit app, Senators call for bipartisan
From the Anchorage Daily News An agitated moose ran down and stomped a well-known Bush pilot from Willow, but he was saved when his wife grabbed a shovel from their
The two-days of dog-sled races at the Montana Creek Dogmusher’s Association’s Su-Valley Championships were cut a day short after high winds obliterated the trail on Saturday morning. Trail groomers worked
The Chase Community Council will write a letter in opposition to the Alaska Rail Road’s application to the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation for a permit to spray herbicides along
Voters at the Chase Community Council’s annual meeting voted unanimously in opposition to the construction of the Susitna Watana Dam. Chase is the first community downriver of the proposed 700
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for January 23rd. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – Trapper Creek Revenue Share Proposals, Woman saves Husband from Moose, Talkeetna Resident
Long-time Talkeetna resident Paul Hatfield has passed away, and many of Hatfield’s friends and fellow musicians are mourning the loss of a man who was known for his love of
Proposals are in for the Trapper Creek Revenue Share grant program. A total of twenty-thousand, two hundred dollars is available to benefit the community of Trapper Creek through the revenue
Governor Parnell outlined elements of his proposed budget during Wednesday Night’s State of the State address, including budget items for public safety and the Choose Respect campaign, an effort to
