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Forest Service seeks comments on Tamarack project at Open House
Superior, MT.— The Forest Service is seeking comment on the 12 Tamarack project, which describes a proposal to improve forest health, watershed conditions, and big game winter range within the Twelvemile Creek, Tamarack Creek, Mullan Gulch, and Boyd Mountain area located north and west of St. Regis. Proposed activities include prescribed burning, timber harvest, non-commercial vegetation treatments, watershed improvements, recreation enhancements, and road and trail management activities.
Swan Mountain Outfitters ribbon-cutting set Kalispell Chamber to hear about Glacier Park projects
Swan Mountain Outfitters is hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new Columbia Falls location during the Columbia Falls Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours event from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 25, at 680 Railroad St. in Columbia Falls.
Legals for October, 17 2022
Glacier boys in 1st, girls 2nd at first golf meet
GREAT FALLS — Glacier’s golf squads are off to a super start for the 2012 Class AA high school season.
LEGAL NOTICE
AT&T Mobility proposes to construct a 103-foot monopole with antennas at the top on a parcel in the 1400 block of East Division Avenue in Ephrata, WA. Electronic cabinets will be adjacent to the tower.
Idaho wolf trapping cut over threat to grizzlies
Idaho’s wolf trapping and snaring season will be shortened by a federal court ruling, which found that grizzly bears, protected under the Endangered Species Act, could be injured or killed by the devices.
Hurricane Irene approaches East Coast
BUXTON, N.C. (AP) - A monstrous Hurricane Irene tightened its aim on the Eastern Seaboard on Thursday, threatening 65 million people along a shore-hugging path from North Carolina to New England. One of the nation's top experts called it his "nightmare" scenario.
Deadly flooding continues
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Muddy waters poured over the banks of Nashville's swollen Cumberland River on Monday, spilling into Music City's historic downtown streets while rescuers using boats and Jet Skis plucked stranded residents away from their flooded homes as the death toll from the weekend storms climbed to 28 people in three states.
A sweet, tangy chicken sandwich for summer
My search for a tender, juicy and flavorful breaded chicken sandwich took me to the place where so much great thinking begins - the beer aisle.
'Turtles' tops weak 'Expendables' debut Weekend box office
Selling out our Kurdish allies is not a gift to U.S. troops
It broke my heart when South Vietnam fell to Communist forces on April 30, 1975. It was sickening to see the television footage of terrified Vietnamese trying to grab onto evacuation helicopters from the top of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon. The debacle was a giant stain on the honor of this wonderful country.
Heavy rains over Texas have led to water rescues, school cancellations and orders to evacuate
More than 9 inches of rain fell during the past 24 hours, according to the National Weather Service, which has issued a flood warning until Tuesday for the region.
Don’t judge a mountain by its cloud cover
ski column
Is it really spring?
Believe it or not, it's that time of the year again. Time to dig out those gardening catalogs and wish lists. If you like to start things from seed, some things need to get going early. Some plants even want to get going in January! That's fine if you have the room for them, not to mention, the ambition.
Park campgrounds catering to cyclists
Visitation to the Flathead Valley and Glacier National Park has broken records by nearly every available metric this summer, and state officials say there’s been a corresponding uptick in long-distance bicyclists pedaling through the Crown of the Continent.
AP News Digest 3:55 a.m.
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93 West road work begins this month
The Latest: Putin hopes for 'productive' meeting with Biden
GENEVA (AP) — GENEVA — Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked President Joe Biden and expressed wishes for a “productive” meeting as the two kicked off their meeting in Geneva Wednesday.
