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A trail runs to it
The Daily Inter Lake
Trash never looked so good
By DEVIN WEEKS
Somers school-bond ballots due Tuesday
More than 40 percent of registered voters in the Somers School District have returned their ballots to the district office. Those who still want to vote in the bond election have a few more days to do so.
Bert Taylor Suckow, 74
Bert Taylor Suckow, 74, of Missoula, passed away Saturday, March 4, 2006, at his home surrounded by his loved ones.
First to open!
LOOKOUT PASS — Well that certainly didn’t take long at all.
Spring brings back farmers market
BONNERS FERRY — On Saturday, April 28, the City parking lot was filled with vendors and buyers at the first Farmers Market of the season.
Robotics team plans open house as regional contest approaches
Bonners Ferry High School FIRST Robotics Team 2130 Alpha+ invites our wonderful community to attend our annual open house from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Saturday, March 23. We will be showcasing our 13th season robot, built in just six weeks! Our workshop is located on the east side of Boundary County Middle School. Please follow signs at the front of the school.
THE STRIKE IS OVER
MULLAN – The longest mining strike in Silver Valley history has finally ended after 1,030 days.
Call a licensed beekeeper for errant swarms
Montana is ranked No. 2 in the U.S. for honey production, so it’s not too uncommon for someone to come across a wandering bee swarm.
Ranger-led activities in Glacier Park scheduled
Glacier National Park recently released the schedule for ranger-led activities through July 31. The activities include hikes, talks, boat tours, demonstrations and evening programs.
Community news
Farmers market
W. Glacier clinic marks 4th season
Governor signs wolf hunting, trapping bill
Gov. Steve Bullock on Feb. 14 signed into law a wolf management bill that received overwhelming bipartisan support in the Montana Legislature and will liberalize hunting and trapping regulations.
FWP seeks comments on wolf-livestock policy
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials are seeking comments from Montana’s county commissioners and Indian tribes on policies that define how wolf managers respond to confirmed wolf depredations on livestock.
FWP catches griz off Conrad Drive
As autumn looms and fruit trees are bountiful, Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks officials have been kept busy as bears seek food sources.
Thursday
Whitefish’s First Thursday Gallery Nights will take place at more than a dozen downtown art galleries on Thursday, Sept. 3 (tonight), from 6-9 p.m.
Obituaries
Leland Lloyd Hall, 75
Norma Jean Lipp
Norma Jean Lipp, 83, passed away with her family at her side on Friday, Aug. 27, 2010 at Kalispell Regional Medical Center.
Obituaries
The Bigfork Eagle runs obituaries and death notices for people who have lived in the Bigfork area. To submit, e-mail
In memory of Doris Schumm
In November 2009, Whitefish lost one of its most generous residents, Doris Schumm. She was a great friend to nonprofit organizations and donated countless hours of time and support to many, including the Whitefish Library, North Valley Food Bank and the Whitefish Community Foundation.