Visiting researcher studies plastic pollution

Flathead Lake researcher Xiong Xiong peers into a clear glass jar filled with water, plant matter and a thin, 3-inch-long piece of plastic. It looks like a bristle from a broom or maybe a piece of fishing line.

Visiting researcher studies plastic pollution

Flathead Lake researcher Xiong Xiong peers into a clear glass jar filled with water, plant matter and a thin, 3-inch-long piece of plastic. It looks like a bristle from a broom or maybe a piece of fishing line.

Libby RN arrested for meth lab

A shoplifting complaint from a local store last week led to the arrest of a Libby woman on charges of possession and manufacture of methamphetamine.

'Informed Montana Patient' Web Site enlightening

While serving on the Public Health and Human Services Standing Committee during the last session, many bills regarding health related issues came before us. One bill addressed the need for disclosing any financial interest that a referring health care practitioner might have associated with a referral. While no law was enacted, the disclosure concern was addressed by placing the information on the Montana Informed Patient Web Site.

No decision on library site

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Sheep so soft and warm

I know what you're thinking: Hey Chris, tell us another story about the virtues of merino wool. Puleeeze.

Sheep so soft and warm

I know what you're thinking: Hey Chris, tell us another story about the virtues of merino wool. Puleeeze.

Law enforcement and court records (March 4)

Lake County District Court, Judge McNeil presiding

Stop painting ice

To the editor,

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Moses Lake Police Department

Farm and gift shop serve locals and tourists

“I always told my siblings and my parents that I was going to live in Helena, Montana,” Hope Dibble said. “It’s only taken me 40 years to get here.” Moiese is a little northeast of Helena, but, hey, it’s Montana.

The Latest: Italy says supermarkets will remain open

BEIJING (AP) — The Latest on the coronavirus outbreak sweeping the globe (all times local):

Pfizer sales take a hit during pandemic

Fairless Hills, PA (AP) — Pfizer reported a 32% plunge in second-quarter profit, mainly due to the global coronavirus pandemic limiting marketing of and new prescriptions for its medicines.

Want to Upgrade Your Home? Hardwood Floors Are a Classic

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Ready to roll on Hiawatha trail

 Route of the Hiawatha, the scenic bike trail following a historic railroad route through the Bitterroot Mountains on the Idaho/Montana border, opens Saturday for its 14th season of operation.

College targets university center at Kalispell campus

Flathead Valley Community College announced Friday that creating a university center on the Kalispell campus is a top board of trustees priority in response to community, business and industry interest.

Friends of Scotchman Peaks repeats as finalist for zoo grant

Each fall, Zoo Boise Conservation Fund narrows a big field of animal research grant applicants down to nine, and then lets the public vote on which of them to fund. 

The Latest: French teachers, students march for more aid

PARIS — Teachers and university students marched or went on strike Tuesday around France to demand more government support amid the pandemic.

Planning board OK's zone change for Weyerhaeuser, but snowmobile business sparks debate

The Columbia Falls City-County Zoning Board voted Tuesday to recommend that City Council approve a zone change to Weyerhauser land east of Cedar Palace.

Six tips for keeping Idaho’s access sites running smoothly