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LETTER: Stopping bridge on Flathead Lake is priority

Recently, the media has reported as “completed” the bridge to Dockstader Island on the north shore of Flathead Lake, near Bigfork.  On or before Aug. 15, Flathead District Court will rule on the validity of the permit that allowed the bridge to be built in the first place. This ruling will determine fundamentally whether Montana’s Lakeshore Protection Act provides meaningful protection for any lake anywhere in Montana.

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Long, Christine Marie, 51, was fined $500 ($375 suspended) for driving without a valid license. She was assessed $35 in court costs.

Justice Court proceedings

Joseph Thomas Mitchell, 28, was fined $600 for driving with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 percent or greater, first offense. He was assessed $85 in court costs.

Vendors pass compliance checks

Bigfork drops into loser-out play

The Valkyries made a valid attempt to take down two-time defending state champions Fairfield in the first round of the Class B State Tournament on Friday night in Belgrade, but they were unable to seal the deal and lost 56-49.

Bigfork drops into loser-out play

The Valkyries made a valid attempt to take down two-time defending state champions Fairfield in the first round of the Class B State Tournament on Friday night in Belgrade, but they were unable to seal the deal and lost 56-49.

Steelhead are coming to the Boise River on Nov. 21

The fish will be released in equal numbers at these five stocking locations. Fish and Game cannot provide exact stocking times, but generally, it occurs between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m.

Steelhead are coming to the Boise River on Nov. 21

The fish will be released in equal numbers at these five stocking locations. Fish and Game cannot provide exact stocking times, but generally, it occurs between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m.

Bill would eliminate voter affidavit as acceptable ID at polls

A proposal in Idaho seeks to repeal the use of voter affidavits as an alternative to photo identification at election polls.

Italian unions, companies agree measures to keep working

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Stirring up the plastic straw debate

Washington summers are brutal, a fact all the more true in the days before air conditioning.

Taiwan, US pay tribute to island's leader, 'Mr. Democracy'

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan's leader, senior government officials and a high-level U.S. envoy on Saturday paid tribute to the man who led Taiwan's transition to democracy, former President Lee Teng-hui.

AP Exclusive: Immigration hearings delayed, 1 court shut

WASHINGTON (AP) — Seattle's immigration court will close down as the nation continues to grapple with managing the coronavirus pandemic, and several other large immigration courts will postpone certain hearings for immigrants who are not detained that often involve large groups.

AP Exclusive: Immigration hearings delayed, 1 court shut

WASHINGTON (AP) — Seattle's immigration court will close down as the nation continues to grapple with managing the coronavirus pandemic, and several other large immigration courts will postpone certain hearings for immigrants who are not detained that often involve large groups.

AP Exclusive: Immigration hearings delayed, 1 court shut

WASHINGTON (AP) — Seattle's immigration court will close down as the nation continues to grapple with managing the coronavirus pandemic, and several other large immigration courts will postpone certain hearings for immigrants who are not detained that often involve large groups.

AP Exclusive: Immigration hearings delayed, 1 court shut

WASHINGTON (AP) — Seattle's immigration court will close down as the nation continues to grapple with managing the coronavirus pandemic, and several other large immigration courts will postpone certain hearings for immigrants who are not detained that often involve large groups.

Hanson's Hardware resurrected

When Gary Hanson took ownership of the True Value Hardware store on U.S. 2 in Columbia Falls last August, the store’s entire inventory would have filled about three shelves.

PSNI gets a special visit from some old friends

SANDPOINT — Karaoke was sung and dances were plentiful as the Panhandle Special Needs, Inc., group taught some moves to the Journey of Hope cycling team Thursday.

Sagle thrift store set to re-open

SAGLE — After a vehicle crash left the Sagle Senior Thrift Store boarded up for more than two months, the doors will again open for business on Monday.