Colette Czarnecki, Author at KSTK

Wrangell’s on its way to repairing roads; one resident upset with lack of public process

The City and Borough of Wrangell passed a budget of a little over $510,000 for street maintenance this year. It’s part of a plan to replace some degraded roads. The plan starts with the town’s First Avenue and then they’ll move on to repair other roads.

Talk on the Rock: BRAVE’s Kay Larson discusses Child Abuse Prevention Month

Episode 9 of Talk on the Rock. Kay Larson, from BRAVE – Building Respect and Valuing Everyone – speaks about how April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. She and KSTK’s News Director Colette Czarnecki about what BRAVE has done to participate in preventing child abuse and the other things BRAVE does throughout the year for community enrichment.

Wrangell lends Ketchikan an ambulance after fire

The City and Borough of Wrangell is lending Ketchikan an ambulance after a fire destroyed some of the town’s emergency equipment.

Federal Emergency Management Agency in Wrangell

After months of waiting, the Federal Emergency Management Agency set up a Disaster Recovery Center in Wrangell. FEMA specialists are at the center every day this week to help individuals affected by November’s deadly landslide.

Talk on the Rock: U.S. Forest Service Wrangell District Ranger, Tory Houser, on the Tongass National Forest – including Christmas

Episode 8 of Talk on the Rock. Wrangell District Ranger, Tory Houser, discusses the many things going on with the Tongass National Forest in the area. This includes project proposals, construction, the Capitol Christmas tree and working with high school and middle school students.