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Beginners to elite athletes compete at Whitefish Lake Triathlon
Seventy people competed in the Whitefish Lake Triathlon on Sunday.
Block Management Program information available starting Aug. 10
These individual BMA property maps and rules are important for hunters to know and understand for each property they plan on hunting.
Electric vehicle charging station to be installed in Libby
The City of Libby and Flathead Electric Co-op will cut the ribbon for Libby’s new electric vehicle charging station on May 11 at 1 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
Whitefish Ski Joring is back this weekend
The annual Whitefish Ski Joring event will be back in action this weekend, Feb. 19-20.
Cabin Fever Days returns Feb. 11-13
Cabin Fever Days returns Feb. 11-13
Kellogg food bank also offers community action
The Shoshone County Food Bank, operated by Community Action Partnership (CAP) has a new location for those looking for assistance.
New ultrasound machines for Open Arms Clinic
Knights of Columbus donates machines
Knights of Columbus donates machines
Data from community input on Comp. Plan
Data from community input provided at the Farmer's Market on June 4 on the city's Comprehensive Plan is in.
All evacuation orders lifted on Deceitful Fire
USFS issues final update
Nan Baird, 89
Nan Baird, age 89, passed away on Oct. 19, 2021, due to complications from pneumonia.
Dallas hosts Buffalo after overtime victory
Buffalo Sabres (21-19-7, fifth in the Atlantic Division) vs. Dallas Stars (27-15-4, second in the Central Division)
Polish govt defends attendance of ceremonies in lockdown
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland’s government on Tuesday defended officials' attendance at commemorations for a fatal plane crash, despite its own ban on public gatherings due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Poland defends large government ceremony during lockdown
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland’s government on Tuesday defended officials' attendance at commemorations for a fatal plane crash, despite its own ban on public gatherings due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Flathead Forest closes rental cabins, campgrounds
The Flathead National Forest has closed its rental cabins and developed campgrounds, and most restroom facilities in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Businesses, organizations extend virus-related closures
• Soroptimist Thrift Haus in Whitefish has extended its store closure until April 11, in response to Gov. Steve Bullock’s extension of school, restaurant and bar closures until April 10.
City Hall reopens to public access with precautions
Whitefish City Hall on Monday, May 4 reopened to public access with precautions in place regarding COVID-19.
Help an osprey by collecting twine
The Owl Research Institute (ORI) encourages farmers and ranchers to collect and properly dispose of baling twine and other bits of trash before osprey begin nesting in the Mission Valley.
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You all will be reading this just before the turn of the year to 2023.
Reclamation releases Yakima Basin June water supply forecast
YAKIMA – The Bureau of Reclamation’s June 2023 water supply forecast for the Yakima basin indicates the water supply will be adequate to meet irrigation demands this season. The June–September total water supply available would provide senior water rights 100% of entitlements and junior water rights 77% of entitlements.
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