Special elections needed to replace mayor Talis Colberg
The Mat-Su Borough will hold a special election to determine the replacement of current mayor Talis Colberg. Colberg resigned effective October 20.
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Bond issues to appear on October ballot
Bond issues occupied discussions at the area’s community council meetings and the Mat-Su assembly meeting this week.
Morning Newscast - Thursday, August 5, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather, echos, announcements for August 5th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Kennels ordinance passes; Trooper relay comes through Talkeetna; XY Lakes trails to be expanded. 16
Kilgo hired for Talkeetna Sewer and Water position
There is a new face in town working for Mat Su Borough public works.The Mat Su Borough maintenance division has hired a full time Talkeetna Sewer and Water specialist.
Meals on Wheels a possibility for Upper Valley area
The Upper Susitna Seniors were one of many organizations that received funding in the Alaska State budget this last legislative session. Getting the correct information out has been a frustration
Morning news cast - August 4, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Diana Haecker. News headlines: Mat-Su borough mayor Talis Colberg officially resigns; Talkeetna Community Council asks assembly to hold off on
Borough mayor Talis Colberg resigns
In last night’s regular Mat-Su Borough assembly meeting, mayor Talis Colberg tendered his resignation. Starting August 16, Colberg is the new Mat-Su College director and his resignation from the mayoral
Assembly passes kennel and cattery ordinance
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly last night unanimously passed an ordinance that now requires the owner or custodian of a dog kennel or a cattery to reside on the property where
Road bond package vote postponed
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly decided to postpone the vote on a $47 million road bond package. Assembly members said they need more time to sort through the package that had