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Girl, 8, hurt in Big Lake snowmachine crash
Jurnee Lowe of Anchorage was sitting in front of her 21-year-old brother as he drove Sunday.
Girl hurt in snowmachine crash
An 8-year-old girl was medevacked to Mat-Su Regional Hospital for treatment after she sustained injuries in a head-on snowmachine crash on Big Lake, according to Alaska State Troopers.
A Palmer man died Sunday after the SUV he was driving skidded off a Big Lake road, Alaska State Troopers said.
Open Seats for Mat-Su/Copper Basin Area Citizens Advisory Board
Members of the public interested in advising Alaska State Park managers on issues relating to state parks in the Mat-Su and Copper River Basin area are invited to apply for membership to the Mat-Su State Park Citizens' Advisory Board.
Wasilla Real Estate Statistics for Dec 1-7, 2009
These statistics are for all the residential single family homes in the Mat-Su Borough.
Animal alley on Parks poses threat to humans
In a cautionary twist on the usual car versus moose encounter, an Alaska State Trooper hit a black bear on the Parks Highway late last month.
Jury acquits driver on appeal in snowmachine traffic death
A Palmer jury has acquitted Joseph O'Brien, 41, of criminally negligent homicide for killing a snowmachiner near Big Lake in 2003.
Peterson: Make liquid fuels with Alaska's gas
A Shell gas-to-liquids plant in Malaysia makes petrochemical feedstock and ultra-clean diesel.
Audit ordered of public natural gas corporation
An audit has been ordered of the state-funded Alaska Natural Gas Development Authority.
Valley's state parks shine in bad tourism year
The poor national economy this summer boosted the use of Matanuska-Susitna state parks but took a toll on everyone else in the local tourist business.
New restrooms provided for Mat-Su Valley parks
State parks around the Mat-Su Valley are getting new restrooms designed to last for years.
The Division of Mining, Land and Water is offering a 9.20 acre parcel of state land and nine structures for sale at public outcry auction to the highest qualified bidder.
The Division of Mining, Land and Water is offering a 9.20 acre parcel of state land and nine structures for sale at public outcry auction to the highest qualified bidder.
The Division of Mining, Land and Water is offering a 9.20 acre parcel of state land and nine structures for sale at public outcry auction to the highest qualified bidder.
The Division of Mining, Land and Water is offering a 9.20 acre parcel of state land and nine structures for sale at public outcry auction to the highest qualified bidder.
Friday Fling in Palmer near the old railroad depot, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Vendors, farmer's market, music, food.
Palin picnic in Alaska hometown draws big crowd
More than a thousand people showed up Friday for Gov. Sarah Palin's annual picnic held in her hometown of Wasilla.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Alaska lt. gov. wants to stop ethics case leaks
Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell is asking Alaska's attorney general to recommend ways to stop people from leaking confidential information in ethics investigations.
The Alaska Star debuts Jan. 14, 1971
This week a "Volume 1, No.1" copy of the Alaska Star, then called the Chugiak-Eagle River Star, walked into our office.
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