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Movers and Shakers July 6, 2011
Swoboda to be guest
Sound off on education accountability plan
BOISE - The Idaho State Department of Education is seeking public comment on a new system of increased accountability that focuses on academic growth.
Wilford Eugene Hawkins, 92
Wilford Eugene Hawkins, "Opa," 92, passed away peacefully with his family nearby on March 22, 2015 in Coeur d'Alene, Id. A veteran of World War II, he served two tours; first in the Navy in the Pacific and then in the Army in Berlin.
Help them get to space
By BETHANY BLITZ
Bike retreat looks to maintain winter trails
A few years ago Cricket Butler saw a trend — fat bikes were becoming more popular as a way to get out on winter trails, but there wasn’t a groomed trail system for those wanting to ride.
Sperry rebuild clears major hurdle
The National Park Service on Thursday granted a key permit for the rebuilding of Sperry Chalet.
Glacier seeks new Sperry with old walls
Sperry Chalet’s 18-inch-thick stone walls sheltered Glacier National Park hikers for over a century. If the park has its way, they will again soon.
Red flag warning in Glacier, Flathead
Numerous wildfires continued to burn across Western Montana on Tuesday as a relentless hot and dry weather pattern kept the fire danger at extreme.
Council takes comments on growth policy
The final draft of the Kalispell Growth Policy: Plan It 2035 will be up for discussion by the public in Monday’s Kalispell City Council meeting.
Whitefish school wins statewide tech competition
Whitefish Middle School has won new technology valued at approximately $26,000 after being named the Montana winner in the Samsung “Solve for Tomorrow
Adult broomball league takes to the ice in Kalispell
Mark Freidline, recreation superintendent with Kalispell Parks & Recreation, comes from a Midwest community with a thriving broomball culture.
Arkansas may close some state parks over virus concerns
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas may temporarily close some of its most popular parks over concerns that large numbers of out-of-state visitors are crowding them during the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said Tuesday.
Kalispell man reappointed to Youth Justice Advisory Council
A Kalispell man headed to Helena recently to begin a second term on the Montana Board of Crime Control’s Youth Justice Advisory Council.
Virus: Graceland shuts, music festival postponed in Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Elvis Presley's Graceland is temporarily closing in response to the new coronavirus outbreak.
Bond election enters final week
Whitefish residents have just a few days left to cast their votes in the high school bond election.
Irma Venise Singleton Strong, 94
Irma Venise (Singleton) Strong was born July 1, 1912, in Adams County, Ind., to parents John V. and Edith (Cook) Singleton. She had a beautiful life and died Aug. 20, 2006.
Highway 2 Construction will start soon
The Montana Department of Transportation outlined its plans for significant roadwork on U.S. Highway 2 from Hungry Horse to Stanton Creek that will start in early May and run through November.
Wesley Reed Chapin
Wesley Reed Chapin, son of former Columbia Falls resident Pat Chapin, passed away unexpectedly in his sleep at the family home in Thunder Bay, Ontario, on Dec. 19, 2009.
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