Hyrdroponics at Somers Middle School
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Patrick Cote/Daily Inter Lake Kurt Hill and his son Wes make adjustments Monday afternoon on the hydroponic system they built for Somers Middle School. With 74 slots for plants, Robin Vogler, food service director for the school, plans to grow the lettuce in cycles to be able to harvest greens each week for lunches. "We are going to be growing lettuce anytime we want," said Vogler. Monday, April 23, 2012 in Kalispell, Montana.
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Wildlife biologists perform health tests on a bighorn ram Wednesday morning at Big Arm State Park. The sheep are not tranquilized but blindfold to help keep them calm during the tests. Feb. 26, 2014 in Big Arm, Montana. (© Patrick Cote/Daily Inter Lake)
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Patrick Cote/Daily Inter Lake After finishing the final leg of her 91-mile fundraising run, Kelda Latham-Bennett, right, is greeted by Special Olympics athlete Chrissy Siefke in the Flathead Industries parking lot Monday afternoon. Latham-Bennett raised more than $4,000 for Special Olympics of Montana by running from Libby to Kalispell. The two-day run started Sunday at Achievements' Parkside Thrift Store in Libby and concluded Monday afternoon at Flathead Industries in Kalispell. Monday, June 4, 2012 in Kalispell, Montana.