Headlines: Skydiving tragedy, Flathead Lake surprise and Tyler Childers' $500K Blackfeet donation
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Tyler Childers donates to Blackfeet nonprofits, mid-air collison leaves one skydiver dead, and Flathead Lake to remain at full pool through August.
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over the week’s biggest headlines for Northwest Montana.
We’ll learn how much country music star Tyler Childers donated to local Blackfeet nonprofits following his benefit show in Whitefish last summer, the details of a mid-air collision at a skydiving event in Marion that left one person dead, and how surprise summer rains have put Flathead Lake levels in a good position through the end of the summer.
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