Colleen Coulon Love
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Backpack Reigns as Alaska's Fattest Bear (opens the original)
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The hunt for Alaska’s Fattest Bear has come to an end. A new Fat Bear Week Champion has been crowned. The competition between the two finalists was intense, but Bear 89 - “Backpack” came out on top, defeating Bear 910 - “Dancing Queen” by just 2% of the votes. Backpack is the son of Holly, the 2018 Fat Bear Week Champion. He earned his name as a tiny cub by climbing on his mother’s back whenever they swam in the river. He then overcame a serious leg injury as a yearling that threatened his survi
Alaska State Parks Updates Existing Reservation System (opens the original)
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Alaska State Parks is transitioning to a new reservation system at the end of this month. Public use cabins and reservable campsites in the park system are currently hosted through Aspira - Reserve America. That contract expires on September 27th. Beginning October 1st, reservations will be hosted by Tyler Tech, Inc. During the migration period of September 28th through September 30th, State Parks customers will be able to view existing reservations through their account. However, there will be
Hydroponic and Community Gardens Feed Local Residents (opens the original)
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The Upper-Susitna Food Pantry in Talkeetna has created a hydroponic operation that, along with a Community Garden, is feeding a number of local residents during the summer months. KTNA’s Colleen Love has more. LuAnne Carroll-Tysdal is the Executive Director of the Upper-Susitna Food Pantry in Talkeetna. It’s her job to make purchasing decisions for the Pantry, which feeds local families in need. The produce that the Food Pantry used to purchase in the summer had sometimes travelled great distanc
New Book Recounts the First All-Woman Ascent of Denali (opens the original)
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Author, Cassidy Randall, is on tour to promote her book Thirty Below. Randall spoke about the book at the Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge to both visitors and the local mountaineering community. Thirty Below is the gripping account of the first ascent of Denali, or of any major peak, by an all-woman team. But the story is much more than that. KTNA’s Colleen Love has this story. Adventure writer Cassidy Randall first learned about the 1970 all-women ascent of Denali after reading a National Park Service
Talkeetna Skatepark Receives AARP Grant (opens the original)
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The Talkeetna Skatepark has received an $11,000 Community Challenge grant from the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). Since its debut in 2017, the AARP Community Challenge has funded almost 3,000 grants, investing over $32 million in projects nationwide, with a focus on strengthening how people of all ages live, move, and stay connected in their communities. Nine other Alaskan organizations also received funding from the Community Challenge program this year. With the grant, the Tal
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