Meet the candidates: Sheriff Brian Heino and Evie Cahalen for Flathead County Sheriff
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Marion resident and retired law enforcement officer Evie Cahalen is challenging incumbent Brian Heino in the Republican race for Flathead County Sheriff. Cahalen and Heino, who is seeking a third term as sheriff, will square off in the June 2 primary election.
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Sheriff candidate Evie Cahalen shares priorities ahead of June primary
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Heino faces Republican challenger in bid for third term as Flathead County sheriff
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