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The Front Row with JIM LITKE Dec. 27, 2012
Seattle isn't just sleepless, it's loud!
That dull roar still rumbling between your ears a day later is not your imagination.
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Theodore John Habarth
Theodore John Habarth, 65, of Bigfork died of a sudden heart attack at his home on Swan Lake on Friday, May 19, 2006. Ted was born in Detroit, Mich., on November 5, 1940, the second son of Gerald C. Habarth and Sophie E. Leipus.
Beyond the stopwatch
Matthew Smeltzer has a weakness for high-tech gadgets. His home office is littered with laptops and wires, and looks like something out of NASA’s mission control center — minus the cat and two dogs sleeping by the wood stove.
Two Flathead County races to be determined in primary election
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Senate backs bill to improve health care for vets
Going-to-the-Sun road turns 75
By CHRIS PETERSON / For the Whitefish Pilot
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New pastor settles in at Methodist Parish
Unless you are a member of the Mineral County United Methodist Parish, with churches in Alberton and Superior, you may not have known that they were without a pastor until last June.
Seasoned QBs in one place, new faces at the other
Friday could be the Grizzlies’ time to shine, though the Bobcats seem intent on stealing headlines.
Virus sparks prison riot, hits more WA long-term care homes
SEATTLE (AP) — Inmates at a Washington state prison staged a large protest following new coronavirus diagnoses at the facility and health officials say they continue to see high numbers of cases in the state's long-term care facilities.
Virus sparks prison riot, hits more WA long-term care homes
SEATTLE (AP) — Inmates at a Washington state prison staged a large protest following new coronavirus diagnoses at the facility and health officials say they continue to see high numbers of cases in the state's long-term care facilities.
Virus sparks prison riot, hits more WA long-term care homes
SEATTLE (AP) — Inmates at a Washington state prison staged a large protest following new coronavirus diagnoses at the facility and health officials say they continue to see high numbers of cases in the state's long-term care facilities.
New food truck brings Asian cuisines and fusion dishes to downtown Bigfork
Isling Chow owners Issac Incoronato and Nora Batiz have a deep love for many different kinds of Asian cuisines. The couple is keeping customers coming back for their extensive menu and convenient location, but they have dreams to incorporate more foods from cultures all over the world in their restaurant on wheels.
Wild winds challenge Mack Days anglers
Big, whopping, unrelenting wind hit Flathead Lake over the eighth week of 2022 Fall Mack Days.
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Theodore John Habarth
Theodore John Habarth, 65, of Bigfork died of a sudden heart attack at his home on Swan Lake on Friday, May 19, 2006. Ted was born in Detroit, Mich., on November 5, 1940, the second son of Gerald C. Habarth and Sophie E. Leipus.
Beyond the stopwatch
Matthew Smeltzer has a weakness for high-tech gadgets. His home office is littered with laptops and wires, and looks like something out of NASA’s mission control center — minus the cat and two dogs sleeping by the wood stove.