Airport gift shop felled by lease dispute

A disagreement over terms of a new lease for the Kindred Spirits Gift Gallery at Glacier Park International Airport has prompted the gift-shop owner to bow out of a relationship that has spanned 17 years at the airport.

First camping trip of the year invigorating

Garnet and I are off to a slow start this camping season. We had made reservations in January for a four-night stay in March and again in April, but our best plans needed to be adjusted due to family matters. We finally made it to Site 23 in Potholes State Park on Sunday, May 15.

Two of 12 abandoned pups alive

Twelve puppies were found abandoned in a trash bag Thursday afternoon at the green-box site on Montana 82 in Somers.

IDFG seeks public's help after kokanee illegally dumped

This type of waste is a violation of Idaho law and a loss of a valuable public resource. Kokanee are a popular sportfish in North Idaho, and illegal harvest undermines management efforts that sustain healthy fisheries.

Arsonist started floral shop blaze

David Cole

Snail discovery prompts warning about illegal dumping of aquariums

Mystery snails remain a popular algae-grazing aquarium species.

Legals for November, 18 2022

Golf: Glacier boys surge to Helena Invite win

HELENA — The Glacier Wolfpack boys golf team turned it on Friday, claiming the Helena Invitational by virtue of its top four players combining to shoot 4-under par.

Ski season one of busiest ever

Despite getting off to a slow start, the Whitefish Mountain Resort had a banner winter judging from skier statistics that were released Wednesday.

Oregon landfill took 2M pounds of radioactive fracking waste

ARLINGTON, Ore. (AP) — A chemical waste landfill near the Columbia River in Oregon accepted hundreds of tons of radioactive fracking waste from North Dakota in violation of Oregon regulations that has alarmed environmental advocates. But the company won't be fined because state officials believe landfill operators misunderstood state guidelines, authorities said.

Oregon landfill took 2M pounds of radioactive fracking waste

ARLINGTON, Ore. (AP) — A chemical waste landfill near the Columbia River in Oregon accepted hundreds of tons of radioactive fracking waste from North Dakota in violation of Oregon regulations that has alarmed environmental advocates. But the company won't be fined because state officials believe landfill operators misunderstood state guidelines, authorities said.

Oregon landfill took 2M pounds of radioactive fracking waste

ARLINGTON, Ore. (AP) — A chemical waste landfill near the Columbia River in Oregon accepted hundreds of tons of radioactive fracking waste from North Dakota in violation of Oregon regulations that has alarmed environmental advocates. But the company won't be fined because state officials believe landfill operators misunderstood state guidelines, authorities said.

Oregon landfill took 2M pounds of radioactive fracking waste

ARLINGTON, Ore. (AP) — A chemical waste landfill near the Columbia River in Oregon accepted hundreds of tons of radioactive fracking waste from North Dakota in violation of Oregon regulations that has alarmed environmental advocates. But the company won't be fined because state officials believe landfill operators misunderstood state guidelines, authorities said.

Sections of Balkan river become floating garbage dump

Some 10,000 cubic meters of waste are estimated to have amassed behind the Drina River trash barrier in recent days

Massive Target breach could have lasting effects

Company announces as many as 70 million accounts might be affected

NEW YORK - Fallout from Target's pre-Christmas security breach is likely to affect the company's sales and profits well into the new year.

Glacier Nordic Center open for season

The Glacier Nordic Center at Whitefish Lake Golf Course has opened for another season of cross-country skiing.

Glacier Nordic Center open for season

The Glacier Nordic Center at Whitefish Lake Golf Course has opened for another season of cross-country skiing.

Dollars need to be stretched

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Shoppers go back to stores, but retailers face challenges

NEW YORK (AP) — Americans are going back to one of their favorite pastimes: store shopping.

Don't sign away Kalispell's future

We've said it before, but we felt we had to say it again: Don't sign the petition to dump Kalispell's growth policy for the area north of Kalispell.