Headlines: Truck theft arrest, council resignation, and rising park fees
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State pitches price hikes for parks and campsites, 89 nonprofits selected for Great Fish Challenge, opening on Columbia Falls City Council after resignation, man allegedly steals and crashes a pickup in Coram.
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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 new potential price hikes coming to Montana state parks, which nonprofits were selected in this year’s Great Fish Challenge, what will happen now that Columbia Falls city council member Christopher Semok has resigned from his post and details of a case where a man allegedly stole and crashed a pickup truck in Coram.
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State pitches price hikes for parks and campsites
89 nonprofits selected for Great Fish Challenge
Columbia Falls city council has opening after Semok resigns
Man allegedly steals and then crashes a pickup truck in Coram
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