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Parents take son to police station
Parents brought a 9-year-old boy to the
Lame duck causes park argument
Kalispell Police responded after a woman argued with a man over a wounded duck outside a bar in the Woodland Park area at 5:22 p.m. Saturday. The duck had a bloody head and twisted leg.
Man admits to bashing up his pickup
The
Hail to the chief
Bigfork says good-bye to Joe Nelson
Painter excels at new-found craft
By LAURA BEHENNA
Hold the blame in fire stories
It's easy to play the blame game after a fire season like the one many Montanans have experienced this year. Anger is understandable when some of our favorite places have burned, when livelihoods have been affected, and thousands of acres of private property have been threatened or damaged, including my own place near Dog Gun Lake, just inside the Lewis and Clark National Forest.
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A single-story residential trailer was gutted by a fire Sunday evening in Bigfork on Highway 83, according to information from the Flathead County Sherif’s Department.
'Tots' drive receives first donation
Funds raised during the annual campaign go to purchase new toys for area children — or gift cards for older youth — who live in the Lake Pend Oreille School District. Every Christmas, the Lions help more than 1,000 area children, from Sandpoint to Clark Fork and all points in between.
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A single-story residential trailer was gutted by a fire Sunday evening in Bigfork on Highway 83, according to information from the Flathead County Sherif’s Department.
US locking down 70 million people as virus strains Europe
Three major American states are locking down their residents in the face of a rapidly advancing virus storm that is already severely straining health systems in parts of Europe.
Seattle imposes curfew again following violent protests
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said Monday that while the damage from weekend protests that turned violent must be condemned and those responsible prosecuted, “we will not allow that to obscure the justice of the underlying protest.”
US economy shrank at 5% annual rate in Q1
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. economy shrank at an even faster pace than initially estimated in the first three months of this year with economists continuing to expect a far worse outcome in the current April-June quarter.
Police watchdog eyeing pepper spray use against protesters
Seattle’s police watchdog agency says it is investigating the use of pepper spray to break up a fourth consecutive day of large protests over the George Floyd killing
Police watchdog eyeing pepper spray use against protesters
SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle's police watchdog agency said Tuesday it is investigating the use of pepper spray to break up a fourth consecutive day of large protests over the George Floyd killing, a tactic that drew questions from some city leaders.
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A single-story residential trailer was gutted by a fire Sunday evening in Bigfork on Highway 83, according to information from the Flathead County Sherif’s Department.
Hayden Chamber: 'Soak up the joy of the season'
Christmas always seems to come and go so quickly; it would be nice to be able to slow down time a little and let the good times linger just a bit… Just long enough to breath in the smells of fresh evergreen, spices and cookies. Just long enough to soak up the twinkling lights and the sounds of Christmas carols. Just long enough to let the sight of all the little ones sparkling eyes and happy faces soaking in the magic of the season. And just long enough to remember Christmases of the past and loved ones that are missed and forever in our hearts.
Yesterdays: Ranger loses glasses after griz encounter
The search was on for a missing Cut Bank youth.
Police suspect serial killer strangled Illinois teen in 1976
CHICAGO (AP) — A suspected serial killer strangled a suburban Chicago teenage girl in 1976 and likely killed another woman just days before she was to testify in court that he raped her, police said Monday.
Community helps 'Tots' shine bright
With the community's help, the Lions' Toys for Tots drive provides free new toys for children in need who live in the Lake Pend Oreille School District, from Sandpoint to Clark Fork and all points in-between. In addition, gift cards to get the fixings for a Christmas dinner are also given to families.
'Tots' create smiles, Christmas joy
Funds raised during the annual campaign go to purchase new toys for area children — or gift cards for older youth — who live in the Lake Pend Oreille School District. Every Christmas, the Lions help almost 1,000 area children, from Sandpoint to Clark Fork and all points in between.