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Rediscovering home: Of mice and elections
No one reports enjoying the campaign flyers, mostly generated out of state, flooding our mail boxes.
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USDA Wildlife Services’ nonlethal initiative
Hi folks! It’s a pleasure to meet you through the pages. My name is Chrissy Lambert, and I work for …
BIGFORK EAGLE
State considers loosened harvest limits and bait restrictions for western Montana anglers
New angling regulations may remove catch and possession limits for several non-native species and expand bait and tackle requirements aimed …
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Local students graduate from University of Montana
The University of Montana has more than 2,000 students who are degree candidates for spring semester 2026.
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Legals for May, 20 2026
BONNER COUNTY DAILY BEE
Drones fly into Montana corner-crossing debate
Can a hunter in Montana legally access “corner-locked” public land if they use a ladder to avoid adjoining private property? …
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Panthers, Hill, Fredette win 14C titles
Led by District 14C individual event champions Devin Hill and Marley Fredette, the Alberton Panthers showed well at the 14C …
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Hot Springs and Noxon take part in teacher apprenticeship program
Hot Springs and Noxon school districts are taking part in Montana’s Teacher Registered Apprenticeship Program.
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Heat seeking more track action at Western C
The Hot Springs Savage Heat track and field team is on a heat-seeking mission heading down the season’s stretch run, …
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Trotters save best for last, top MAC 4-3
The Plains Trotters saved their best game for last.
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Flathead County sees increase in rejected ballots for missing birth year
More than 200 ballots were rejected in Flathead County’s special district elections for lack of a birth year on the …
DAILY INTER-LAKE
Sidelines: Do or die time for spring sports
It’s do or die time in Montana spring sports.
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Ross Creek Cedars closed to motorized traffic in 2026
While the road is closed to motorized vehicles, it remains open for public access via hiking or biking.
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Students inspired to join workforce at career fair
For students at Alberton School, last Thursday’s Career Exploration Fair offered a glimpse into the future — and for longtime …
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