Headlines: Cat crisis, Glacier Park flooding and airport runway shutdown
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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 updates on flooding in Glacier National Park, which caused several closures earlier in the week.
There will be updates from airport officials as Glacier Park International Airport prepares to undergo runway work, which will close the airport during the weekdays during the busiest part of tourism season.
We’ll get details on efforts to reopen Glacier House, a shuttered mental health crisis stabilization facility in North Kalispell.
And we’ll hear from leaders of local animal shelters and rescue organizations, who say they are seeing an increased number of pet surrenders.
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Glacier's Going-to-the-Sun Road reopens fully as flood threat eases
Glacier National Park reopens Going-to-the-Sun Road in its entirety; Many Glacier Road reopens, too
Glacier National Park temporarily closes all of Many Glacier Valley due to flooding
Flooding flushes visitors out of Many Glacier Valley
Runway repair work expected to begin at Glacier Park International Airport next week
Shelters see increasing need for pet surrenders
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