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Man shot by Wasilla police after allegedly pointing gun at officers

An officer-involved shooting in Wasilla is under investigation after a man allegedly pointed a gun at police. The shooting happened Tuesday afternoon around 3:30 at a parking lot near 675 Parks Highway. According to a preliminary investigation, Wasilla police officers were contacting a man when he ran away on foot,...

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New Wasilla mayor sets sights on small improvements, big projects

New Wasilla Mayor Alina Rubeo says she has big plans for the city's future, starting with the little things.

Wasilla, AK · 21h

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Moose poached, antlers cut off, troopers asking for public’s help

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - Alaskans like accountability and Wildlife Troopers need help to make that happen in Palmer. The case involves a moose that was poached. The animal was found with its antlers cut off, according to troopers. It was covered in brush in a wooded area near the Matanuska River behind Kaye Marie Drive Sky Ranch subdivisions.

Palmer, AK · 1d
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Born At A Dance, Alaska’s Oldest Electric Co-Op Is Rewiring Its Fastest-Growing Region

In 1937, the farm families of the Matanuska Valley colony near Palmer, Alaska, wanted electric lights. Dr. C. Earle Albrecht, the colony doctor, wrote to the Rural Electrification Administration (REA) for help. The agency agreed to consider the request, but only if the colony could first provide “an accurate report and survey showing that adequate and constant power can be made available.” To pay for the survey, the community held the Electric Ball at the Palmer community hall under the slogan “Dance your way to electric lights.” The event raised $150, enough to fund an 18-page survey, and the REA approved a $140,000 loan.

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Mat-Su Sentinel

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Palmer City Council approves $734,000 in library construction updates, including more meeting space

The meeting space is part of a controversial second floor expansion approved in late 2024.

Palmer, AK · 2d

Mat-Su Sentinel

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Wasilla Navy veteran gives old wheelchairs new life

Michael Fugere uses wheelchair repair hobby to help neighbors in need.

Wasilla, AK · 1d

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Alaska DNR approves scaled-down land transfer to AIDEA for industrial park near Houston

The Alaska Department of Natural Resources on Tuesday approved a scaled-down version of a controversial land transfer to a state-owned corporation, the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority. According to a final finding and decision published Tuesday afternoon, DNR has approved a plan that would give approximately 6,800 of land for free to the state-owned […]

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Mat-Su Sentinel

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Veterans Day in Mat-Su: Where to find ceremonies, events and special offers

A parade of Veterans Day observances and events is planned in Mat-Su.

Wasilla, AK · 1d