Morning news cast for October 1, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Trisha Costello. News headlines: Elections will decide on strong mayor vs. manager form of government for Mat-Su Borough; South Hunter
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Elections: Voters to decide on borough-issued road bonds
Residents of the Mat Su Borough go to the polls to vote on millions of dollars in road bonds. Assembly member Ron Arvin is calling on voters to make this
Elections: Prop 3 and 4 aim to repair and improve schools
In the upcoming Mat-Su Borough elections, voters have five propositions to decide on. Ballot measure Three and Four are proposing to issue general obligation bonds to pay for major school
Business Report for end of September
In the business report for the end of September — As the summer tourist season comes to a close and blustery winds bring a reminder of winter, a number of
Assembly narrows manager candidates to slate of 11
The Mat Su Borough Assembly has narrowed the list of Borough manager candidates down to eleven prospective candidates.
Morning Newscast - Thursday, September 30, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echos, announcements for September 30th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Su Valley girls head to state x-country; September business report; Assembly narrows manager
Peak on Mt. Hunter named after Ted Stevens
A NEW NAME— Congress passed legislation to rename South Hunter peak to Stevens Peak in honor of the late Senator Ted Stevens. Photo by Diana Haecker WASHINGTON D.C. — The
Morning news cast for Wednesday, September 29
KTNA’s news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes for Wednesday, September 29, hosted by Diana Haecker. News headlines: Storm damages still assessed; Talkeetna Community Council has to fill five open seats.
Storm caused widespread damages
BLOWN OVER— Wind gusts on Friday were strong enough to topple a 9-foot plywood moose decoration in downtown Talkeetna. Signs of businesses, the wooden VFW post sign and political campaign