Power out in the valley
The Matanuska-Susitna valley is experiencing a widespread power outage, from Palmer to Wasilla all the way to Talkeetna and Trapper Creek. At noon, MEA officals say that 2500 homes are
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Plans shape up for cell tower at Spur Road
A new cell phone tower may go up soon at the Spur Road. A public information hearing took place on Thursday night, where residents had the chance to learn about
Vandalized, stolen street signs come at high cost for borough
KNOCKED OVER— Newly installed street signs near the intersection of Noel Wien, River Bottom Road and Moose Hollow Avenue were knocked over last week. The borough spent last year alone
Clinics start giving flu shots
The Alaska Department of Health started to distribute influenza vaccines throughout the state. The state has ordered 90,000 doses and more than two thirds are designated for children and adolescents.
Voters to decide on financial disclosure rules for local candidates
Borough elections draw near and voters will be looking at five different propositions. Prop. 5 asks voters to decide whether or not state disclosure process should be repealed for local
Morning Newscast - Thursday, September 23, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos and announcements for September 23rd. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Borough approves NRMU plan; Special election to be held Jan. 11, 2010;
Voting underway for Sports Hall of Fame inductees
Voting is now underway for the Alaska Sports Hall of Fame 2011 inductees.
Morning news cast for September 22
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Diana Haecker. Local headlines: PFD is $1,281; South Hunter peak to be named after Ted Stevens; Fairbanks political candidates push
Natural Resource Management Plan approved
The Mat Su Borough Assembly unanimously approved the Natural Resource Management unit plan after Assemblyman Vern Halter introduced six or seven amendments to the plan.