Headlines: Kalispell elects new mayor, Flathead County jail bond passes, and hunters encounter grizzlies
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Voters elect new Kalispell mayor and approve jail bond, harsher charges brought against Whitefish border patrol protestors, and hunters survive run-in with grizzlies.
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of the week’s biggest headlines for Northwest Montana.
We’ll hear about election results in Flathead County, including the results of the hotly contested Kalispell mayoral race and the jail bond issue.
We’ll learn about the harsher charges brought against protestors accused of blocking Whitefish Border Patrol vehicles in September.
And we’ll hear details about two hunters who survived a run-in with grizzlies east of Seely Lake on Wednesday.
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Ryan Hunter elected as Kalispell's next mayor, Flathead County jail bond passes
Hunters survive run-in with grizzlies near Seeley Lake
Judge denies request to temporarily stop Lakeside wastewater project
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