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Popular Thursday!Fest back for two events this summer
The first event is July 13 and the second is Aug. 31.
Open burning season begins
The spring open burning season began March 1 and will run through April 30. Burners must call the Ventilation Hotline daily at 751-8144 or visit online at www.flatheadhealth.org for restrictions before burning.
Open burning season begins
The spring open burning season began March 1 and will run through April 30. Burners must call the Ventilation Hotline daily at 751-8144 or visit online at www.flatheadhealth.org for restrictions before burning.
Open burning season begins
The spring open burning season began March 1 and will run through April 30. Burners must call the Ventilation Hotline daily at 751-8144 or visit online at www.flatheadhealth.org for restrictions before burning.
Open burning season begins
The spring open burning season began March 1 and will run through April 30. Burners must call the Ventilation Hotline daily at 751-8144 or visit online at www.flatheadhealth.org for restrictions before burning.
Project completed near former swimming hole
Work crews with the Coeur d’Alene Work Trust recently wrapped up a project at the Burke Swimming Hole.
Park will add osprey cam to its Web site
Soon, online visitors to Glacier National Park's Web site will be able to watch a pair of osprey raise chicks.
Bethlehem's storied Nativity Church closes amid virus fears
BETHLEHEM, West Bank (AP) — Palestinian officials on Thursday closed the storied Church of the Nativity in the biblical city of Bethlehem indefinitely over fears of the new coronavirus, weeks ahead of the busy Easter holiday season.
The Latest: Sally weakens to tropical storm on Gulf Coast
Here are the latest developments on tropical weather:
The Latest: Several boats sunk at Florida pier as Sally hits
Here are the latest developments on tropical weather:
More cleanup completed at Libby Superfund site
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday said it is deleting a portion of the Libby Asbestos Superfund site in Libby from the National Priorities List because the federal agency and Montana Department of Environmental Quality have determined all required cleanup activities are complete in the Operable Unit 2 area.
High court blocks NY virus limits on houses of worship
WASHINGTON (AP) — With coronavirus cases surging again nationwide, the Supreme Court barred New York from enforcing certain limits on attendance at churches and synagogues in areas designated as hard hit by the virus.
Denney isn't impressed with Trump election panel
A strange thing happened a few days ago when Secretary of State Lawerence Denney checked his private email account.
Illinois infant with COVID-19 dies, cause of death unknown
CHICAGO (AP) — An Illinois infant with COVID-19 has died, Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Saturday. The cause of death is unknown and an investigation is underway.
Owl talk coming up, so is Ladies Night...
Nature photographers, Veterans Day ceremony, make your own slippers, Ladies' Night, Support the Bob, women meet, bird talks
Snow, freezing rain cause crashes, slide-ins
As welcome as snow is – especially for skiers and irrigators – it’s arrival has created havoc for drivers and local law enforcement.
Christmas gift plants can live for years
From poinsettias to cyclamen, floral gifts are a delight
No rite of spring for golf: Masters postponed due to virus
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Augusta National on Friday postponed the Masters, another massive hit to the spring sports calendar from the new coronavirus that already is responsible for the loss of March Madness and the delay of opening day baseball.
In Vermont, an immigrant city races to tamp down an outbreak
WINOOSKI, Vt. (AP) — After months of having some of the fewest coronavirus cases in the country, Vermont is now trying to contain an outbreak that has hit an immigrant community in a small but densely populated city.
Fishy behavior on the Lake Koocanusa selenium problem
How many of you like to fish or have a relative who does? Well, something’s fishy in Lincoln County and it’s not just the trout. You see, the rumor’s been confirmed. Republicans Steve Gunderson (R-Libby), running again to represent House District 1, and state Sen. Mike Cuff (R-Eureka) were up to something that did not get past the people from every single sector in our state legislature. In fact, it seems everyone was stymied by their reaction.