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City shuts off water to backflow protesters
Colorado's virus-related jobless claims continue their surge
Colorado unemployment claims triggered by coronavirus-related job losses continue their surge, with last week’s initial claims roughly eight times the highest recorded during the Great Recession, officials said Thursday.
Colorado's virus-related jobless claims continue their surge
Colorado unemployment claims triggered by coronavirus-related job losses continue their surge, with last week’s initial claims roughly eight times the highest recorded during the Great Recession, officials said Thursday.
Asia Today: Abe urges Japanese to social distance more
BANGKOK (AP) — Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said people haven’t practiced social distancing as much as they should under the state of emergency he declared two weeks ago to fight the coronavirus.
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Gov. Brad Little hands out meals, buys lunch, coffee, and visits downtown shop
Governor hands out meals, buys lunch, coffee, and visits downtown shop
Gov. Brad Little hands out meals, buys lunch, coffee, and visits downtown shop
Gov. Brad Little hands out meals, buys lunch, coffee, and visits downtown shop
Golf course hits ground running
Golf course hits ground running
Golf course hits ground running
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Thomas George building under construction downtown
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Revitalization needs parking space
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Bike path, expanded retail highlight plan update
Proposed updates to Whitefish’s Downtown Master Plan range from expanding retail shopping to a total reconfiguration of Spokane Avenue with a protected bike path.
From the Archives - Feb. 27, 2025
"In 1908, A.J. Kent, local real estate dealer, acquired the property on the corner of Second and Kootenai streets. He remodeled the building on the site, making it into a one and a half storied civic hall." ~ Howard Kent, Jr.
Shop class replaces old footbridge
Project restores crossing at waterfowl area
When wildlife biologist Beverly Skinner’s only option to cross an old irrigation canal within the Flathead Waterfowl Protection Area was a collapsed footbridge, she worked with Bigfork High School students to get it replaced.
Water table bogs down cemetery search
A high water table in Whitefish has complicated the city’s search for land to develop a new cemetery.
Grocery stores encourage curbside pickup; Smith's limiting number of people in stores
As critical elements of an essential service, grocery store employees are providing an indispensable amenity to the public at great risk to themselves. To that end, grocery store management has been encouraging people to participate in curbside pickup or grocery delivery to keep everyone, customers and staff alike, healthy and happy during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Latest: Dozens arrested in British anti-lockdown protest
LONDON — British police have arrested dozens of people at an anti-lockdown demonstration in London.
Businesses sue state over COVID claims
Lawsuit claims state has ‘no authority’ to enforce directives
Five Flathead County businesses accused of flouting Gov. Steve Bullock’s masking and social-distancing mandates have filed counterclaims against the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, alleging the agency selectively targeted them and hurt them financially.