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Most School District 6 homeowners should see tax decrease
Columbia Falls School District 6 homeowners should see a reduction in their primary residence school taxes this year due to an increased valuation of the district and changes in state tax law.
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Yesterdays: Cloud seeding considered
The Bonneville Power Administration was considering cloud seeding the area, which brought immediate concerns about wet falls making it more …
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Coach, mentor, friend: Paul Snyder remembered
A longtime coach, teacher, mentor and friend, the Columbia Falls community has fond remembrance for Paul Snyder.
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FWP hosts fruit drive to keep bears out of trouble
From Sept. 8 - 11, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is accepting fruit donations from landowners gleaning or removing fruit …
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All things considered, summer in Glacier going well
Though Glacier National Park visitation was up about 17% over last year in July, Superintendent David Roemer said the park’s …
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Grant for high school helps with lead in the water
Columbia Falls High School has been awarded a $1.4 million grant from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality to support …
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Administration looks to rescind Roadless Rule
The Forest Service has announced it will rescind the Clinton-era Roadless Rule after a 30-day comment period.
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Most homeowners will see city tax decrease
Owners of primary residences in the city of Columbia Falls should see their property taxes go down this year, while …
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Spikers have 5 seniors and high hopes for year
The Columbia Falls volleyball team should be a force to reckon with this season, with five seniors and plenty of …
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Cross country has a young team this season
The Columbia Falls cross country team is in a bit of rebuilding mode this season after graduating several seniors.
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