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TALKEETNA— The Matanuska Electric Association reports that up to 600 residents in Sutton, Palmer Wasilla and Trapper Creek are currently still without power due to the windstorm that continues to
Governor Parnell has announced his budget plan for Fiscal Year 2012. The operating and capital budgets total $11.1 billion, with $5.45 billion in state general funds. State agency operating growth
**The Alaska Earthquake Information Center reported an earthquake at 5:22 pm Monday. The quake had a preliminary magnitude of 4.13, but was downgraded to 3.95, and was located at a
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for December 14th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Earthquake rattles Upper Valley; Library to have Literary Trivia evening; Talkeetna EMS and
Troopers and Talkeetna Emergency Services responded to a vehicle accident on the Talkeetna Spur Road Saturday morning.
Its not Battle of the Books, for those who have ever participated in that very competitive state event, but its the Talkeetna Library’s first try at literary trivia. The event,
The Trapper Creek Community Council has decided on their revenue sharing projects for the first round of their respective grants. At their last meeting, they decided on four projects to
KTNAs morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for December 13th. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – Business report for December: Business success with Facebook; Trapper Creek chooses their revenue
Lori Chesney has become the chili maker to beat in the Upper Valley. The Talkeetna Chamber of Commerce reports that her Bare – B-A –R-E Chili at the Talkeetna’s Best
