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KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for September 20th. Host is Will Peterson. Headlines–Alaska Stand-Alone Pipeline Project, Talkeetna Public Library seeks public input on possible new facility.
By Whitney Wolff–Members of the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation met with residents of Talkeetna and Trapper Creek on September 14th at Su Valley High, to present a project update of
By Whitney Wolff–The Talkeetna Public Library has made its way up the Mat Su Boroughʼs Capital Improvement Project list and is slated to be the boroughʼs next upgraded library facility.
By Laura Wright–With a baby in an one arm and salad tongs in the other, Niki Weaver was serving up veggies to hungry kids at Talkeetna Elementary school recently. PTA
By Sondra Porter–According to our Borough Assemblyman Vern Halter, the current bond packages for roads and schools are “a steal of a deal.” Both Halter and School board member Sarah
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for September 19t. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines–Halter and Welton speak locally on bond issues. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/09.19.11.mp3|titles=09.19.11]
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes and announcements for September 15th. Host is Will Peterson. Headlines-Climbing allocation for Mt. McKinley, Trapper Creek Elementary School update, Trapper Creek Pre-school seeks
The community of Trapper Creek held a preschool organizational meeting on September 13. The meeting was attended by 13 adult community members, 6 preschoolers and a school district representative. A
By Laura Wright–More changes have come to non-profits in Talkeetna with the recent resignation of Denali Arts Council Executive Director, Joellen Bye. Bye was hired last spring and served as
