Council supports local wood to fuel boiler
The Talkeetna Community Council agreed to write a letter in support of locally-harvested wood as fuel for the Su-Valley High wood boiler system. At the meeting on Tuesday night, Arthur
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Tower regs should be reexamined, council says
The Talkeetna Community Council agreed to write a letter to the Borough Assembly urging them to reconsider regulations governing tall-structures and towers. The Borough pulled all tall structure regulations from
Revenue Share awards announced
The Talkeetna Community Council has announced the recipients of revenue sharing grants. Eleven projects were proposed to make use of the $22,000 dollars in revenue sharing grants, and one project
Star Date Susitna - 1.02.2012
In the first Star Date Susitna program of 2012 Kathleen Fleming takes a very brief look at 2011 and an excited look forward to three astro-events coming up in this
Gold offered for Moose waste arrest
An ounce of gold and $500 are being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for the wanton waste of a moose
Thousands of pet deaths caused by antifreeze in pet food
After a Talkeetna Resident lost her cat over the holidays, she asked veterinarians what might’ve ended her kitty’s life. The answer was poisoning, but the cat came into contact with
Morning Newscast - Wednesday, January 4th, 2012
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for January 4th. Host is Ann Yadon. Headlines – Antifreeze in pet food claims lives, Gold reward for capture of moose
Man held without bail for violating protective order in Willow
A Houston man was arrested in Willow on Monday afternoon for violating a Domestic Violence Protective Order. According to Trooper reports, 49-year-old Jeffery Laplant of Houston violated the Protective Order
Denali Entrance Fees altered once more
The National Park Service is changing the way it charges visitors to Denali National Park and Preserve. Visitors now will be charged per head, not per vehicle. The Fairbanks Daily