Arts Council makes decision on future alcohol sales
The out-going Chairman of the Denali Arts Council made one last decision that will certainly impact future events at the Sheldon Community Arts Hanger.
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Morning Newscast - Tuesday, October 12, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for October 12th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Railroad bill for north Denali sunsets; Talkeetna Travel makes a building move; Talkeetna
Sewer and Water Board to vote on change
The Talkeetna Sewer and Water Board introduced a proposed resolution about 8 weeks ago that would change the way seasonal residents and businesses would be billed for service.
Railroad bill for north access dies
A controversy dealing with access along the northern boundary of Denali National Park, in the form of a railroad, has come to a close. In 2001, a bill passed thru
In the field
ALPENGLOW— Denali glowed as the morning sun rose on Tuesday, Oct. 12. Frost clings to leaves and smaller lakes and ponds have a thin ice crust, but it will take
Morning Newscast - Monday, October 11, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for October 11th. Host is Trisha Costello. Headlines – Susitna council finalizes 501c3; Borough meeting scheduled for upper valley councils; Susitna Council
Public Notice: Extension of comment period Jonesville Coal Mining Permit
At the request of the local community, the Department of Natural Resources has extended the public comment period for the renewal of the Jonesville Coal Mining Permit Renewal.
Candidates line up for Susitna Community Council elections
The Susitna Community Council closed its nomination process for the upcoming November council elections and came up with candidates to fill three open seats on the board of directors and
Borough officials travel to Upper Valley for public input sessions
A meeting scheduled for next Thursday will bring several Mat-Su Borough officials to the Upper Susitna Valley for a listening session with local community councils and road service boards.