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Petersville Organization Requests Funding to Support Trails, Rescue Operations (opens the original)
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Winter trails in the Petersville area attract visitors from across the state, with the majority coming from Anchorage. And there are a lot of them using the trails in winter. Petersville Community NPC, a local group focused on maintaining trails and providing search and rescue services, has applied for funding to better meet the demand of the area’s trails. The organization has several Sno-Cats to groom trails and respond to calls for help. With no heated storage area, the machines take about 30
Assembly Accepts Grant for Talkeetna Airstrip Revetment Repairs (opens the original)
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Disaster funding from the State of Alaska will help make repairs to the flood-damaged revetment at the Talkeetna Village Airstrip. The Airstrip is managed by the Talkeetna Airmen’s Association. Association President and local pilot Joe McAneney says the goal is to protect the Airstrip’s surrounding land from erosion, which so far has not affected operations at the historic site. At the Mat-Su Borough Assembly meeting this week, an agreement solidified the transfer of more than $560,000 in State
Sandhill Cranes Arrive in Trapper Creek (opens the original)
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Sandhill cranes are reliable visitors in spring and fall at the Dale Saunders Crane Sanctuary in Trapper Creek. According to Great Land Trust Executive Director Ellen Kazary (Kuh-Zaree), the Sanctuary was donated to the Trust in the early 2000s by local Dale Saunders. “It was officially completed in 2007. That’s when the property came into Great Land Trust’s ownership.” Saunders started planting barley one year and the cranes just appeared. And every year since, Saunders, and now the Trust plant
Bradley Road Bridge to be Constructed in 2027 (opens the original)
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Nearly $1.8 million is now approved for constructing a new bridge in Trapper Creek. The existing bridge is more than 30 years old and serves several landowners at the southern end of Bradley Road and according to Mat-Su Borough Engineer Mike Campfield, has documented problems. Campfield says the bridge replacement will improve public safety, maintain reliable access for residents and emergency services, and provide a structure that meets current design standards. A temporary crossing will be pla
The Dirt: Archive 03/19/24-07/16/25 (opens the original)
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The Dirt is a weekly gardening brief for the Upper Valley, hosted by KTNA’s Jenny Willoughby. It’s the what, when, where, and how-to garden guide for any hopeful gardener. Learn how to build soil with compost and why it’s better than other things and what’s so bad about peat and what else you can use. Learn the basics of starting seeds from the pots to the planting mix, which lights you should use if you’re growing indoors. You’ll also learn which seeds need heat, which need light, and which nee
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