Headlines: Lawsuit challenges luxury resort, Whitefish fire destroys iconic building, and pre-release center update
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Fire destroys abandoned building in Whitefish, lawsuit challenges proposed Teakettle Mountain resort, and Flathead County agreement paves way for prerelease center.
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over the top stories this week for Northwest Montana.
We’ll learn about a lawsuit filed by neighbors of a proposed resort on Teakettle Mountain, the response to a two alarm fire that destroyed an abandoned building in Whitefish this week, and details about an interlocal agreement between Flathead County and the Montana Department of Corrections is paving the way for a new prerelease center in Evergreen.
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Cause of fire that destroyed abandoned building in Whitefish under investigation
Lawsuit challenges proposed Teakettle Mountain resort
Flathead County signs agreement paving way for prerelease center
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