Willow woman wins Mountain Momma contest
MOUNTAIN MOTHER CONTEST— Talkeetna’s Holli Papasodora shows off her wood chopping skills during last Sunday’s Mountain Mother competition. She placed third. Photo courtesy of Misty Herlehy For the third time,
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Morning Newscast - Tuesday, July 6, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather, echos, announcements for July 6th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Talkeetna Community Council meets; Talkeetna sewer and water issues over the weekend seem to be
In the field
FOURTH OF JULY CAMPING— Montana Creek was a popular destination again during the holiday weekend as visitors set up camps on the river bank near the bridge on Yoder Road.
Talkeetna's water and sewer problems solved
The Talkeetna Water and Sewer system’s problems that temporarily shut down the water supply to residences and businesses on Friday and Saturday seem to be solved.
Wasilla legislator fined for fishing infraction
State legislator Wes Keller, 64, was cited for a fishing infraction last month when he used more than one line for sport fishing for halibut.
Fourth of July in Talkeetna
[slideshow id=33] FOURTH OF JULY— Overcast weather couldn’t keep the crowds from lining Main Street in Talkeetna to watch the Fourth of July parade. The Independence Day celebrations continued with
Talkeetna Council meeting at Whole Wheat Monday evening
The Talkeetna Community Council meets at Whole Wheat Radio tonight (Mon, July 5th) at 7 pm. For residents that have the capability, they can stream it live via the internet
Talkeetna's water system back on line
Since Friday morning, Talkeetna’s water has been problematic. The problem seemed to have been solved by Friday afternoon, but by Saturday morning, residents (and businesses) were faced with lack of
Assemblyman Vern Halter updates Susitna Community Council on borough issues
During the last regular Susitna Community Council meeting, Mat-Su Borough Assembly member Vern Halter updated the council on issues of importance. He addressed the search for a new borough manager,