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Baby's birth turns soldier's return into extraordinary homecoming
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Protecting public access
Protecting public access
Protecting public access
Coeur d'Alene Flea Market opens today
The seasonal Coeur d'Alene Flea Market opens today with more than 40 vendors at the Roosevelt Inn, 105 E. Wallace Ave.
ROLLCALL: How our legislators voted
OLYMPIA - State legislators voted on several bills during the current session including a change in the law regarding relinquishing water rights for non-use.
The last breakfast?
Non-denominational church needs new location to continue serving meal
COEUR d'ALENE - What started as a way to meet the neighbors over Sunday breakfast has grown into thousands and thousands of scrambled eggs.
McEUEN: It's OK to disagree
In response to the McEuen Park proposal, I'd like to address it with my opinions.
May visitors surge in Glacier Park
Lending credence to predictions that crowds will reach an all-time high this summer, Glacier National Park set a new May visitation record alongside a new rainfall record last month.
German court to give verdict in Yom Kippur synagogue attack
BERLIN (AP) — A German court is expected to deliver its verdict Monday in the trial of a right-wing extremist who attacked a synagogue on Yom Kippur, Judaism's holiest day, killing two people after he failed to gain entry to the building.
Notice of Application
PROJECT: A Short Subdivision of a 14.05 acre parcel into 4 lots.
Notice of Application
PROJECT: A Short Subdivision of a 165.69 acre parcel into 2 lots.
Notice of Application
PROJECT: A Short Subdivision of a 165.69 acre parcel into 2 lots.
Notice of Application
PROJECT: A Short Subdivision of 4.65 acres into four lots in the Urban Commercial 2 Zone.
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I am very concerned that the sheriff’s department did not notify our community for over 24 hours that a murder occurred near Hope on April 5. They told some neighbors to “lock their doors.” BCSO stated they did not have a suspect for 24 hours — thus how could they know where he was? At the very least they should have told us there had been a suspicious death. Completely understand no names or specific address.
Kalispell council Alcohol permit sought for backup hockey site
Montana Pond Hockey Classic organizers are getting ahead of the curve.
Kalispell police
Kalispell police took a report from a man who saw a woman driving an old Subaru smash into a vehicle near Elrod School and keep going. The witness started to follow the woman, but said when she nearly hit another car, he decided to back off.
Hearing on mall delayed
The Daily Inter Lake
Group sues to block green belt zoning
A court challenge was recently filed in Flathead County District Court to stop the creation of a new greenbelt zone on 64 acres along U.S. 93 between Kalispell and Whitefish.