Headlines: Marina application withdrawn, Libby asbestos clinic shuttered, Hazel Alexander cleared to run
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of the region’s biggest stories of the week.
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of the region’s biggest stories of the week.
We’ll get the latest on the application withdrawn for a 97-slip marina in Bigfork Bay. Hear about a new lawsuit accusing the son of the former groundskeeper at Conrad Memorial Cemetery in Kalispell of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from his father and learn about the abrupt closure of the Center for Asbestos Related Disease in Libby.
We’ll also get an update on a Columbia Falls high schooler who was severely injured in a crash earlier this year, caused by someone who allegedly stole a car in Evergreen and led police on a chase.
Lastly, we’ll get details on a new resident owned community in the Flathead Valley.
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Developer withdraws permit application for Bigfork Bay marina
Libby's CARD Clinic shuttered three weeks sooner than expected
After awful accident, Hazel Alexander cleared to run
Twin Acres, Willow Glen residents create Flathead Valley's fifth resident-owned community
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