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Hop a cheap flight to visit the 'greatest' lake
What's in a name? Everything if you are talking about Lake Superior, the largest freshwater lake in the world.
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Entertainment Briefs Feb. 13, 2010
Hopper, wife, agree to order
Maintain septic systems to save big bucks
Septic systems are under-appreciated. Unless you live in a city on a municipal water system, septic systems dispose of all the waste that goes down the drains in your household, small business, church, school, restaurant and more.
OUTDOORS ROUNDUP: Audubon speaker to talk about owl banding
Marco Restani of Montana Audubon will be the featured speaker at Flathead Audubon’s annual meeting on Monday.
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Outdoor news
Teachers recognized
Tips for finding the right school for your child
If you’d like to send your child to a different school next year, now’s the time to start the process of researching your options.
Gianforte emphasizes business while stumping in Columbia Falls
Republican gubernatorial candidate Greg Gianforte toured the state last week with his running-mate Lesley Robinson. Gianforte introduced towns to Robinson for the first time, including a visit to Columbia Falls Friday.
Companies working hard to recycle refuse
I am writing in response to Eric Pero's article on Jan. 5 titled "Recycler discouraged by waste." There seems to be some misleading information in this article.
Venice rolls out day-tripper fee to try to regulate mass crowds on peak weekends
Starting on Jan. 16, a website, www.cda.ve.it, will go live at which visitors can “reserve” their day in Venice
Author explores Montana's bucket list ideas
The title of the book is "100 Things to Do in Montana Before You Die," but the authors’ speaking engagements are called "101 Things to Do in Montana Before You Die."
Dose holds 'office hours' in Pinehurst
Shoshone County Commissioner Dave Dose did something on Monday that should make a lot of people happy. He kept one of his campaign promises.
Gianforte emphasizes business while stumping in Columbia Falls
Republican gubernatorial candidate Greg Gianforte toured the state last week with his running-mate Lesley Robinson. Gianforte introduced towns to Robinson for the first time, including a visit to Columbia Falls Friday.
Companies working hard to recycle refuse
I am writing in response to Eric Pero's article on Jan. 5 titled "Recycler discouraged by waste." There seems to be some misleading information in this article.
Outdoor news
Teachers recognized
Companies working hard to recycle refuse
I am writing in response to Eric Pero's article on Jan. 5 titled "Recycler discouraged by waste." There seems to be some misleading information in this article.
Red buses and Park pix
TOM HESS / Hungry Horse News
Community calendar
The Libby Friends of the Library will end its summer program, “Lemonade on the Lawn,” by hosting a Montana Conversations program “Bold Women in Montana History” with Beth Judy on Wednesday, Aug. 28. The program will be at the Libby Library at noon. The presentation is free and open to the public, with lemonade and cookies provided.
Red buses and Park pix
TOM HESS / Hungry Horse News