Federal judge overturns approvals for proposed Montana mine

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The U.S. Forest Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service violated laws meant to protect threatened species and their habitat in approving the development of a copper and silver mine under a wilderness area in Montana, a federal judge has ruled.

Man escapes serious injury in garage fire east of Libby

The scene was initially chaotic before everyone knew the man was OK.

EPA says CFAC cleanup will protect water supply

Officials from the Environmental Protection Agency met via Zoom last week with the Columbia Falls City Council to give an update on where the agency is with its end of the Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. Superfund cleanup plan.

Crews punch through Big Drift in Glacier Park

The work requires steady nerves, acknowledged the boss.

Earth Day is anathema to corporate predation

Rathdrum seeks second revitalization grant

Would add on to work from first grant

Sound off against proposed strip mine

I am strongly opposed to this proposed strip mine project — file C898-07 in the Bonner County Planning Department. Although the applicant tries to give the impression that somehow this project is necessary, there is an existing pit a half mile away and equally handy that is not only capable of producing all the material needed for highway expansion but has the added advantages of:

Council OKs funds for Turner, port authority

By Brent Shrum Western News Reporter

Semitool requests tax break

The Daily Inter Lake

Notice of Application

PROJECT: A Short Subdivision of one parcel approximately 133.97 acres tocreate three (3) lots in the Agricultural zone.

School district swaps Old School Station property

Kalispell Public Schools will swap its Old School Station lot after being approached by a neighboring lot owner.

HUCKLEBERRIES: Keeping us on our toes

Valleda Woodhall's life from stage to turf to fashion

Valleda Woodhall learned to golf and didn’t quit the stage, after all.

Post Falls: Recreation City

By BRIAN WALKER

Legals for November, 16 2023

Some gardeners in a pickle over scarce canning supplies

MARSHFIELD, Vt. (AP) — It’s the time of year when gardeners are turning their ripe tomatoes into sauces and salsas and cucumbers into pickles. But a boom in gardening and preparing food at home during the coronavirus pandemic has led to a scarcity of supplies with which to preserve them.

Some gardeners in a pickle over scarce canning supplies

MARSHFIELD, Vt. (AP) — It’s the time of year when gardeners are turning their ripe tomatoes into sauces and salsas and cucumbers into pickles. But a boom in gardening and preparing food at home during the coronavirus pandemic has led to a scarcity of supplies with which to preserve them.

Some gardeners in a pickle over scarce canning supplies

MARSHFIELD, Vt. (AP) — It’s the time of year when gardeners are turning their ripe tomatoes into sauces and salsas and cucumbers into pickles. But a boom in gardening and preparing food at home during the coronavirus pandemic has led to a scarcity of supplies with which to preserve them.

Some gardeners in a pickle over scarce canning supplies

MARSHFIELD, Vt. (AP) — It’s the time of year when gardeners are turning their ripe tomatoes into sauces and salsas and cucumbers into pickles. But a boom in gardening and preparing food at home during the coronavirus pandemic has led to a scarcity of supplies with which to preserve them.

Whitefish review board targets 'snout' houses

By LYNNETTE HINTZE

Legals for April, 7 2026