Troopers look for Ferry man
Alaska State Troopers are looking for 54 year old Foster Carr of Ferry, Alaska for a case involving using a weapon while intoxicated.
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Morning newscast - April 23, 2010
KTNA’s news, weather, announcements and Denali Echoes brought to you by host Trisha Costello. News headlines: Denali State Park to purchase two in-holding properties; Mat-Su Borough reworks zoning ordinance; Legislature
Only one voter casts ballot at Trapper Creek council elections
Only one member of the public showed up to cast a ballot in last Wednesday’s Trapper Creek Community Council elections at the Trapper Creek library.
Willow builder confirmed as new planning commissioner
After months of haggling over candidates, Mat-Su Borough mayor Talis Colberg and the Borough Assembly reached a compromise and were able to seat a full board of planning commissioners.
Hero dog recognized by Troopers
On Friday, Alaska State Troopers bestowed a special honor on a German Shepard dog named “Buddy” for his valiant actions during a fire at Caswell on April 4.
Talkeetna's Main Street parking committee looks at solutions
The Main Street Parking committee of the Talkeetna Community Council continues to hash out ideas that might improve the parking situation in downtown Talkeetna.
Su Valley students to get Build A Plane project in the fall
The Upper Valley is slated to bring the Build A Plane project to the Talkeetna Airport this fall. The project is complicated and involves businesses and the aviation community along
Morning Newscast - Thursday, April 22, 2010
KTNA’s morning news, weather, announcements for April 22nd. Host is Sue Deyoe. Headlines – Build A Plane comes to the Upper Valley; Main Street parking committee looks at improvements; Elementary
Religious-themed brochure sparks calls for change of policy at Talkeetna Elementary
The distribution of a slick brochure with religious content to Talkeetna Elementary school students the week before Easter spurred a strong reaction. Parents and school officials are discussing changes to