Headlines: Bigfork Fire leader dismissed, Coram standoff and Evergreen's new sidewalks
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Bigfork Fire lieutenant dismissed following misconduct allegations, suspect in Coram standoff allegedly assaulted teen, and new sidewalks create safer route through Evergreen.
Join Daily Inter Lake reporter and News Now host Taylor Inman as we go over some of the week’s top stories for northwest Montana.
From the Bigfork Fire District’s decision to terminate a lieutenant over misconduct allegations to a tense standoff in Coram involving attempted homicide charges, we bring you the stories making waves.
Plus, we celebrate the completion of Phase 1 of Evergreen’s long-awaited sidewalk project, improving safety for students and pedestrians. Stay informed with the latest news from the Flathead Valley.
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