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Program focuses on impacts of climate change on recreation
The third program in an educational series focusing on climate change will look at what a warming world means for hunting, fishing and winter recreation during a multi-media event on Wednesday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. at the O’Shaughnessy Center.
Whitefish Credit Union passes $1.5 billion in assets
Whitefish Credit Union has surpassed $1.5 billion in total assets.
Symphony focuses on young talent to open season
The Glacier Symphony announces the start of their 37th season themed “THE MUSIC MAKERS.”
City gathers input on plan for Highway 93
Whitefish is beginning to gather public input on the corridor plan focusing on the future of land use for the south entrance to the city.
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Cecelia O. Todnem
Park seeks comment on parking plan
Glacier National Park has released an environmental assessment on a proposed project to expand the parking lot at the Transit Center near Apgar.
Sequester to take a bite out of conservation projects
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced March 21 that more than $882.4 million in excise taxes paid by sportsmen in 2012 will be distributed to state and territorial fish and wildlife agencies for conservation and recreation projects across the U.S.
Make a resolution with a First Day Hike
Make a New Year’s resolution to health and happiness by kicking off 2019 with a First Day Hike at a state park near you. On Tuesday, Jan. 1, Montana State Parks will host First Day Hikes at Makoshika State Park, Spring Meadow Lake State Park, Flathead Lake State Park-Wayfarers, Lone Pine State Park, Travelers’ Rest State Park and Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park. These guided-hikes are open to all ages and are family friendly.
Larry Ledum
On March 19, 2019 we lost a very special, kind and giving man. Our dad, papa to his grandkids and a genuine friend heard his calling and went home to be with our heavenly father. Larry J. Ledum passed away peacefully in Mead, Washington.
Something simple to do about climate change
Climate change! What can we do about this overwhelming problem? There is something remarkably simple and feasible that we can do.
Nora Auge
Nora May Auge, 95, of Libby, Montana, passed away Thursday, March 28, 201,9 at the Libby Care Center. She was born August 12, 1923, in Spokane, Washington, to Warren D. and Frances Stella (Little) Robbe.
Mary A. Robertson
Mary A. Robertson, 86, died on Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2018, at her home in Libby. She was born in Underhill, Wisconsin, to Walter and Nora (Larson) Raasch. She attended grade school in Pulcifer, Wisconsin, and Bonduel High School and graduated in 1950. She went to the Milwaukee Conservatory of Music and took voice study for two years.
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U.S. Telemark Team says thanks
The local members of the U.S. National Telemark Team would like to thank our community for their continued support. We're working to raise money so we can host the 2010 U.S. Telemark National Championships, which will be held at Whitefish Mountain Resort on March 18-21. Recently, a fundraiser was held at the Great Northern Bar and Grill.
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Leasing one option to preserve historic cabins
Imagine leasing an historic cabin on the shores of Lake McDonald, taking in the expansive views of the Continental Divide.
Pig-themed mountain bike race coming to the Pig Farm trails
By DAVID ERICKSON / Whitefish Pilot
Obituaries
Cecelia O. Todnem
U.S. Telemark Team says thanks
The local members of the U.S. National Telemark Team would like to thank our community for their continued support. We're working to raise money so we can host the 2010 U.S. Telemark National Championships, which will be held at Whitefish Mountain Resort on March 18-21. Recently, a fundraiser was held at the Great Northern Bar and Grill.