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State fines construction firm for sending muddy water into creek near Columbia Falls
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality fined Schellinger Construction $11,750 for accidentally discharging muddied waters into a tributary of Garnier Creek last summer.
Legals for October, 26 2022
NOTICE: ANNOUNCEMENT OF AVAILABILTY OF APPLICATION
PERMIT NO.: ST 5372
Notice of Application
November 28, 2011
AP PHOTOS: Terror, death, devastation in Lebanon explosion
As they watched a huge mushroom cloud rise over the seaport capital, many who felt the massive explosion in Beirut on Tuesday thought it was a nuclear detonation. Others described the popping and bursting of fireworks and a raging fire that spread to another building, triggering the blast felt kilometers (miles) away.
Ceremonies for El Paso shooting anniversary shaped by virus
EL PASO, Texas (AP) — Twenty-three pillars of light shot into a cloudy El Paso sky to commemorate the lives lost during a shooting
SCAM: Children and the elderly
Just say no! No, I am NOT talking about drugs. I am speaking to the elderly.
Mayor's corner
KELLOGG — Work continues on the City of Kellogg’s Sewer Rehabilitation and Replacement Project. Big Sky Development Corporation is working to complete remaining action items on Phase I, uptown and in the Mineral Subdivision. That work will continue until all of the items on the list are completed.
Vote today: Polls open until 8 p.m.
The Daily Inter Lake
Show us the lumber and mineral fairies, please
Letter to the Editor,
The Blotter: Woman snooping through cars at the Nite Owl
Reports of disorderly conduct from a man walking around 7th Street, carrying a plastic bag and leaving trash and a mess in the bathroom at Mountain View trailer courts.
Minneapolis calm morning after man's suicide sparked unrest
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — An emergency curfew expired and downtown Minneapolis was calm Thursday morning after unrest broke out following what authorities said was misinformation about the suicide of a Black homicide suspect.
Playing with fire
Nook Tablet is Kindle Fire's worthy foe
Movers and Shakers Feb. 9, 2010
Ziegler receives national recognition
Creatine revisited
Last week’s column on fueling the body covered the three primary aspects of bioenergetics.
On the lookout for a bank robber
The
Former Libby woman gets prison time after probation miscues
The devilish effects of methamphetamine addiction have led to...
Some businesses stay open amid COVID-19 pandemic
BONNERS FERRY— Local businesses and services struggle through recommendations to limit access and self-close due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
