Library Committee Sets Expectations
Newly seated Library Citizens’ Advisory Committee members met for the first time Monday evening. Committee Chair Chad Scott made it clear that the meeting was to be mostly informational. Though
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Newly seated Library Citizens’ Advisory Committee members met for the first time Monday evening. Committee Chair Chad Scott made it clear that the meeting was to be mostly informational. Though
The Montana Creek Fire that started on June 29th is 93 percent contained as of 9:45 am Tuesday, July 9th. Crews and equipment continue to be demobilized from the site
Cooler temperatures and recent rains have kept the Montana Creek Fire activity to a minimum. Officials with the Alaska Division of Forestry and Fire Protection report that the Montana Creek
An old access road in Trapper Creek is getting a name change. South Weir Road will become South Strong Farm Road on July 26th, pending Borough approval. An old bulldozer
Officials with the Alaska Division of Forestry and Fire Protection report that the Montana Creek Fire is 64 percent contained as of 9:15 am Friday morning. The burned area stands
As of 9 am Wednesday, Division of Forestry and Fire Protection officials report that the Montana Creek fire is 48 percent contained. Fire crews continue to patrol the perimeter of
Alaska State Troopers responded to a report of a deceased person in a residential fire located on South Dogsled Drive. The property owner called MatCom Dispatch at 1:20 am and
As of 9 am Tuesday, the Montana Creek Fire remains 40 percent contained, according to Kim Hemenway, the Public Information Officer for the Incident Management Team, or IMT. They are
As of 6 am Monday, an Incident Management Team, or IMT, is handling the Montana Creek Fire that started Saturday near Mile 95 on the Parks Highway. Kim Hemenway, the