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Daines' votes rankle wilderness advocates
The sounds of Christmas — A Christmas Carol Radio Show broadcast
For many people, Christmas conjures up visions of Santa Claus in his red suit, reindeer dashing across the sky, snowmen in top hats, and presents under twinkling trees. Yet it’s also rich with sound — carolers singing, sleigh bells jingling, crackling fires, a hearty “ho, ho, ho” from jolly St. Nick and “A Christmas Carol,” playing on the radio.
The Latest: 2nd member of Trump’s legal team tests positive
WASHINGTON — A second member of President Donald Trump’s legal team, attorney Jenna Ellis, has tested positive for the coronavirus.
Restoration plans concern councilors
The Whitefish City Council continued to raise questions and concerns about the ongoing Whitefish River cleanup following a presentation at their Oct. 19 meeting by the Environmental Protection Agency's on-scene coordinator.
Restoration plans concern councilors
The Whitefish City Council continued to raise questions and concerns about the ongoing Whitefish River cleanup following a presentation at their Oct. 19 meeting by the Environmental Protection Agency's on-scene coordinator.
Restoration plans concern councilors
The Whitefish City Council continued to raise questions and concerns about the ongoing Whitefish River cleanup following a presentation at their Oct. 19 meeting by the Environmental Protection Agency's on-scene coordinator.
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Confirmed coronavirus cases in US hit 3 million and climbing
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus has hit 3 million, according to the count kept by Johns Hopkins University. But U.S. health officials say the real number of infections is probably 10 times higher, or close to 10% of the population.
The Latest: Italy has 531 infections in the past 24 hours
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Scientist works to develop lake model
POLSON — As the days shorten and the temperatures drop, Flathead Lake is beginning its fall “turnover,” an annual process in which cold, dense water begins mixing nutrients into the more biologically active layer of warm water on top as lake temperatures even out.
A look back at the Flood of '64. The water just rose and rose
Fifty-eight years ago the waters rose and rose until they became the largest flood in Flathead County’s recorded history.
Park drafting major fish, aquatic plan
Comprehensive effort aimed to protect native species
When did drug dealing become an OK crime?
The U.S. Justice Department recently announced that it will release 6,000 inmates from federal prisons beginning this month to reduce penalties for “non-violent” drug dealers. Up to 50,000 federal inmates are now eligible for reduced sentences or early release under this new policy. This is the largest one-time release of federal prisoners ever, yet there is no public outcry.
Moses Lake SD board approves state-required transgender policy
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake School Board approved the addition of a policy governing district response to transgender students at the regular board meeting Thursday. A policy covering the issue is required per state law. “This is a requirement; our legal counsel is advising us to approve it,” Moses Lake Superintendent Monte Sabin said. “I know there are some strong feelings on both sides of this, but the law exists.” Board members Susan Freeman and Paul Hill voted against the measure in a 3-2 vote. Sabin brought the policy to the board at the Oct. 13 meeting, saying it had been discussed in June and July 2021, but that the board had not taken action. Hill and board member Alana DeGooyer asked for more information before taking a vote. Freeman asked if the proposed policy could be added to the district’s already-existing non-discrimination policy. That already included transgender students, she said...
PROGRESS: Lake Pend Oreille Repertory Theatre's new groove
Americans divided over armed civilians who flock to protests
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The scenes have become commonplace in 2020: People gathered at state Capitols with semiautomatic long guns strapped across their chests. A couple near St. Louis emerging from their mansion brandishing firearms as Black Lives Matter demonstrators marched by the house. Men roaming the streets with rifles during protests over racial inequality, punctuated by two people being killed in Wisconsin and another in Portland over the weekend.
Americans divided over armed civilians who flock to protests
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The scenes have become commonplace in 2020: People gathered at state Capitols with semiautomatic long guns strapped across their chests. A couple near St. Louis emerging from their mansion brandishing firearms as Black Lives Matter demonstrators marched by the house. Men roaming the streets with rifles during protests over racial inequality, punctuated by two people being killed in Wisconsin and another in Portland over the weekend.
Venetian islands revamp traditions to counter depopulation
VENICE, Italy (AP) — The Venetian island of Burano’s charms are rooted in its fishing legacy: the colorful fishermen's cottages, the traditional butter cookies that kept fishermen going at sea and the delicate lace hand-stitched by their women.
