Cantwell News

Wouldn't it be a welcome change if: - Alaska Department of Transportation and Golden Valley Electric Association were to resume hand clearing, renounce using monstrous machines on rights-of-way, and stop leaving frayed, mangled remains of trees and brush as semi-permanent eyesores? - Farflung relatives, friends and new acquaintances from Outside ...

Yukon Tanana Area Plan Public Scoping Meetings in Cantwell, Healy, and Tanana Rescheduled and Comment Period Extended - The Department of Natural Resources initiated the development of the Yukon Tanana Area Plan in the fall of 2008.

FAIRBANKS a ' The National Park Service has closed all lands inside Denali National Park and Preserve that were open to snowmachining on both sides of the Alaska Range and is prohibiting off-road vehicle traffic on several subsistence-user trails near Cantwell.

Standing in a gravelike trench that spanned the Denali Fault, Tony Crone squinted at a wall of rocky yellow soil.

The text of the address given by U.S. Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, to the Alaska Legislature in Juneau on Tuesday: President Stevens, Speaker Chenault, members of the House and Senate, and friends across Alaska.

The Department of Natural Resources is revising land plans dealing with the Susitna Valley.

Redoubt ash goes north Mount Redoubt roared to life Sunday and Monday, blasting a column of ash and steam almost 12 miles above Cook Inlet.

Mount Redoubt is erupting for the fifth time in six hours, the largest eruption yet, according to the Alaska Volcano Observatory.

The state Board of Game has created new rules for hunting Nelchina caribou, voting to give a portion of hunting rights to eight Alaska Native villages.

Hunting for Nelchina caribou will change dramatically next fall as the Alaska Board of Game on Thursday scrapped the Tier II subsistence permit system that has governed the hunt for nearly two decades.

Former Ketchikan resident Irene Widmark Tansy died March 1, 2009. She was 65. Born Dec.

A National Weather Service winter storm warning for the Susitna Valley north of Talkeetna is scheduled to remain in effect until 4 p.m. today.

Governor Sarah Palin Articles February 18, 2009, Juneau, Alaska - Governor Sarah Palin today announced appointments to the Alaska Commission on Aging, Alaska Juvenile Justice Advisory Council, Alaska Veterans ...

Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., was appointed today to lead the Energy Subcommittee of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee.

On January 20th, the State of Alaska issued a notice of adoption of the Tanana Basin Area Plan Amendment .

A Cantwell woman hopes to change what she calls the "terrible" name of Squaw Creek in the Upper Susitna Valley to one that better fits the area's Athabascan roots.