Jenny Willoughby is a journalist based in Talkeetna, Alaska, with a focus on local news and community issues. She writes for the Talkeetna Community Council Inc and the Frederick News-Post, and her work has also appeared in Alaska Public Media. Jenny's articles cover a range of topics, including access development, community programs, environmental initiatives, and local events.
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Jenny Willoughby's coverage is heavily focused on local government and community issues in Talkeetna, Alaska. The articles predominantly cover announcements, government policies, and community development within the region.
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By: Jenny Willoughby
According to Mat-Su Borough Solid Waste Division Manager Jeff Smith, big changes are coming to the Central Landfill over the next few years. These changes aim to add capacity to the landfill and encourage more recycling to reduce overall waste.
By: Jenny Willoughby
Existing roads around the new Baldy Lake Airpark development outside Talkeetna are part of the Talkeetna Road Service Area, or RSA. The RSA’s are a function of the Mat-Su Borough and the RSA Boards provide an opportunity for residents to voice concerns about road issues.
By: Jenny Willoughby
Temperatures have risen by three degrees in 50 years, rainfall has significantly increased by more than 14 inches in some areas, and the snow season has decreased by two weeks over the last 20 years. That’s according to a new report from the Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy.
By: Jenny Willoughby
Bachelors hammed it up for a rowdy crowd on Saturday night to rake in more than $100,000 to benefit local organizations. The Talkeetna Bachelor Society auctions men one night each year at the Bachelor Ball and tickets for the event often sell out in just minutes.
A U.S. District Court in Oregon granted the Federal Trade Commission’s request for a preliminary injunction to block Kroger Company, which owns Fred Meyer, from acquiring Albertsons Companies, Inc., which owns Carrs/Safeway. The preliminary injunction is a temporary measure to block the merger.
Final touches on the Trainman’s Walkway attached to the Talkeetna Railroad Bridge will be completed next week. Work began on both the bridge and the walkway earlier this year.
Earlier this year, the Baldy Lake Airpark developer submitted a request to vacate section line easements. The Airpark is a new development near Talkeetna and has been stalled seeking several permits and now this easement vacation.
A new RV park, campground, and helipad is in the planning stages within Denali State Park. The proposed park is on private land, but would operate within the Park’s boundaries. The Mat-Su Borough Planning Commission was slated to vote on the Conditional Use Permit for the RV park at its meeting this week.
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved rate updates and rules changes to Talkeetna’s Sewer and Water operations this week. The main change users will see is a shift from a flat ... Talkeetna Sewer and Water Rates, Rules Updated
At their meeting this week, the Mat-Su Borough Assembly approved updates to scopes of work and budgets for several bridges, including two in the Upper Valley.
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