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Dave Webb blows into a flute he is making to check its tone at his shop on Wednesday, October 26,2016. (Aaric Bryan/Daily Inter Lake)
Wild Sky Woodwork
Joe Gallagher of Wild Sky Woodwork takes a measurement while making a waterfall shelf at his shop in West Glacier on Friday.
Flathead Electronics Repair
Flathead Electronic's Repair Services owner Rick Kelso repairs a broken projector at his shop Wednesday afternoon.
Sweet Peaks
Marissa Keenan, owner of Sweet Peaks Ice Cream, scoops huckleberry ice cream into a cone Wednesday afternoon at her shop in Whitefish.
Songstick Shop
Leslie Handell works on a bead project last weekend. It was her first double needle project during a class in Hot Springs.
Assault suspect commits suicide
A man who was wanted by Kalispell police was cornered Thursday in a Hamilton convenience store, where police said he killed himself with a handgun.
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Find Flathead Lake's cleanest swimming holes with new app
Swimmers daring enough to wade into the frigid water of Flathead Lake have a new ally in finding the clearest and cleanest swimming holes as a local swim coach and researcher work together to test water quality.
Hatchery gets classroom grant
Flags tied to tree branches flap in the winter wind.
Maintenance projects planned on Flathead, Kootenai forests
The Forest Service plans dozens of maintenance projects in Montana
Petroleum asphalt remains in Yellowstone River after derailment cleanup
Two months after a railroad bridge collapse sent carloads of hazardous oil products plunging into Montana's Yellowstone River, the cleanup workers are gone and a mess remains.
Find Flathead Lake's cleanest swimming holes with new app
Swimmers daring enough to wade into the frigid water of Flathead Lake have a new ally in finding the clearest and cleanest swimming holes as a local swim coach and researcher work together to test water quality.
Potters create art with ancient firing method
A group of potters recently came together here to use the ancient science of a wood-fired kiln to create art.
Supreme Court case tests reach of tribal law enforcement
MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case stemming from a meth bust that raised questions about whether non-Natives carrying out crimes on state and federal highways running through reservation lands are out of reach from tribal law enforcement's authority.
EPA gives info on proposed CGA Agency addresses groundwater, Buy Well Plan
The EPA held an informational presentation about the new, larger, proposed Controlled Groundwater Area for the Libby Groundwater Superfund Site, Monday at a meeting in Libby.
Yellowstone-area wolves observed moving pups to follow elk
The study, published Aug. 1 in the journal Current Biology, finds that canids with very young pups relocate homesites if their source of prey — in this case, elk — migrate. The research helps illuminate the ways shifting ungulate migrations can impact predator behaviors and ecosystem dynamics, said senior author Arthur Middleton, a University of California, Berkeley, professor who has spent years researching ungulate migration and conservation in Wyoming.