In the Field
SPRING— Another sign that spring has arrived is the statement that the time for bunny boots is over – for now. Photo by Diana Haecker
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Susitna river breaks up late Monday night
The Tanana River broke up officially on April 29th. The Yukon river broke up on May 3. Residents along the Susitna patiently waited, knowing their turn would come. According to
Morning Newscast - Thursday, May 6, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements for May 6th. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Break up on the Susitna; Body of woman in Houston identified; Farm to School Bill announced.
New Art Gallery to open in downtown Talkeetna
A new art gallery is coming to downtown Talkeetna. Resident Troy Smiley formerly announced his purchase of the vacant lot across from the Fairview, previously owned by Tim Costello, during
Morning News cast -- Wednesday, May 5 2010
KTNA’s weather, news, announcements and Denali Echoes, hosted by Diana Haecker. News headlines: Talkeetna Community Council endorses Dan Harrell for Borough’s trail committee; Dead woman found in Houston; Clean Air
Census enumerators continue count
2010 CENSUS— A faded bag with a census form hangs in front of a Talkeetna cabin. Enumerators now follow up and go door to door to count residents. Photo by
Governor signs Farm-to-school bill
Governor Sean Parnell on Tuesday signed into law the Farm-to-School Act at Palmer High School. The bill was unanimously approved in both the House and Senate and hailed across party
Alaska Clean Air Challenge celebrates its 25th year
One of the rites of spring is the American Lung Associations Clean Air Challenge. The event starts in Houston Saturday morning as bike riders travel to Talkeetna, stay overnight, and
Borough anticipates economic boon with railroad extension
The Alaska State legislature appropriated $57 million for the design and further studies on the proposed railroad extension, connecting Port MacKenzie to the Interior. The Mat-Su Borough hopes this rail