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ROETTER: Earns vote after vetting
Candidate vetting is vitally important to obtain an accurate history for any candidate. I’ve seen it happen time and time again where a candidate makes claims that prove untrue through a thorough vetting process. Skeletons in a candidate’s past are also uncovered by implementing a formal vetting process.
Papal choice approved by local Revs.
The first non-European pop was named last week, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, and Flathead Valley’s Catholic Church leaders approved of the decision.
Akokala fish barrier proposed
Glacier National Park is seeking comment on plans to construct a fish passage barrier on lower Akokala Creek near the Akokala Creek bridge to protect native fish.
State agency wants limits on shrimp, rat
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is considering placing restrictions on two non-native species with the potential to cause damage to the state’s ecosystems.
Northern pike found in Sanders County's Bull River
FWP asking anglers to report catches or observations of pike in Clark Fork tributary
Event next next month gives a big boost to local non-profits
The Whitefish Community Foundation has announced it will join the global giving day to help unleash generosity and connect donors with nonprofits that are suffering operationally during the COVID-19 crisis. The annual Giving Tuesday will be renamed A Day of Giving and Unity and will be a 28-hour campaign beginning at 8 a.m., Tuesday, May 5 and ending at noon on May 6.
Physician assistant joins Samaritan Clinic on Pioneer
MOSES LAKE — Physician assistant Diane Savarese has joined the staff of the walk-in department at the Samaritan Clinic on Pioneer, 1550 S. Pioneer Way. Savarese is a board-certified PA who will work in the “Care Today” clinic, according to a Samaritan press release. The clinic provides walk-in care for non-life-threatening conditions, such as minor injuries and illnesses, sprains, cuts, fevers and earaches, among others. Savarese will provide treatment and will coordinate with the primary care professionals for further treatment that might be needed...
Forest Service: E-bikes illegal on trails, non-motorized routes
With summer recreation season underway, the U.S. Forest Service - Idaho Panhandle National Forests reminds riders that e-bikes remain classified as “motorized vehicles” under the USDA Forest Service’s Travel Management Rule. As such, they must operate on the same routes designated for other motor vehicles.
FVCC earns 'military friendly' designation
Flathead Valley Community College has earned the 2023-2024 Military Friendly School designation again for the fourth consecutive year.
Meow & Bow Wow: Quilt guild donation supports animal shelter
Thompson River Animal Care Shelter recently accepted a gift from the Flat Iron Quilting Guild. Compassion for homeless animals drove the guild to create the beautiful quilt specifically for TRACS to use as a fundraiser.
Airport breaks its summer passenger record
Summer air travel was brisk at Glacier Park International Airport, with passenger numbers up 13.9 percent from last year.
Share Your Voice offers art workshop
The Share Your Voice Foundation is offering scholarships to teenagers age 13-17 to attend the weeklong Empowerment Through Performance Workshop.
Papal choice approved by local Revs.
The first non-European pop was named last week, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, and Flathead Valley’s Catholic Church leaders approved of the decision.
Akokala fish barrier proposed
Glacier National Park is seeking comment on plans to construct a fish passage barrier on lower Akokala Creek near the Akokala Creek bridge to protect native fish.
Papal choice approved by local Revs.
The first non-European pop was named last week, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, and Flathead Valley’s Catholic Church leaders approved of the decision.
Akokala fish barrier proposed
Glacier National Park is seeking comment on plans to construct a fish passage barrier on lower Akokala Creek near the Akokala Creek bridge to protect native fish.
Ninepipes Museum grants fuel Heritage Explorers
The Ninepipes Museum of Early Montana recently received two grants, which complement a multi-year project funded through the Foundation for Montana History.
Blocking out a priority for Horsemen
Blocking out is a priority for Plains boys basketball coach Tyrel Allen right now.
FVCC’s Culinary Institute of Montana holds Chef’s Table dining experiences
Each exclusive evening features a curated menu that celebrates the diverse flavors and traditions of our country’s culinary landscape.
Briefs: FWP seeks public comment on open water fishing contests
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is seeking public comment on open water fishing contests proposed for the 2021 season.