Week in Pictures June 13-19
Larry Murphy, vice president and general manager of the Applied Materials Semitool unit, stands outside the Advanced Laboratory. Murphy says the firm is on pace for another record year.
Rock Star performs the final jump of Friday's show of the Monster Truck Tour 2011.
With so much land covered by standing water, such as this play structure in Lawrence Park, 2011 could be a big year for mosquitoes.
As part of Project Homeless Connect, Saretta Eash, a volunteer from Soucie & Soucie Hair Design salon, gave free haircuts outside the Samaritan House Administration Building Thursday afternoon.
Chris Hyatt, executive director of Habitat for Humanity, stands at a site in Columbia Falls which will soon hold 8 townhouses for 16 families, on Tuesday, June 14.
Mike Dudick, crew chief for Stinger, fine tunes the Chevy 468 that powers the custom built truck.
<p>Kathy Emerson pauses between assignments on Thursday, June 16, on the Medical/Surgical floor of North Valley Hospital in Whitefish.</p>
Members of the West Side Road Crew work to clear snow from the Big Bend section of Going-To-The-Sun Road on Wednesday, June 15, in Glacier National Park. According Public Affairs Officer Ellen Blickhan the park experienced an above average winter and spring in terms of precipitation. The National Parks Service has no current estimate on when Logan Pass will be open to the public.
A member of the road crew surveys progress being made as workers clear snow from Sun Road on Wednesday in Glacier National Park. The park experienced an above-average winter and spring in terms of precipitation.
A rotary plow shoots out snow from Sun Road on Wednesday. Bulldozers and excavators first are used to clear the snow down to a level of between four and five feet. At that point the rotary plow comes in to finish clearing the road.
Paul Faessel sweeps the sidewalks near First Avenue East and Third Street East in Kalispell on Wednesday morning.
Joey Kositzky, director of the Whitefish Community Library, sorts and scans new and donated books on Wednesday afternoon.
Joseph Kim of Kalisepll practices his urban free riding skills on Tuesday near Birch Grove.
Dave and Dana Cordell at the Apple Barrel on Tuesday, June 14, north of Kalispell. The business is currently undergoing construction as they prepare to expand at their current location.
Jim Dupont, then Flathead County sheriff, displays some of the weapons and approximately 25,000 rounds of ammunition being held as evidence in the David Burgert case in February 2002. Dupont holds the fully automatic machine gun Burgert was carrying during an all-night standoff with law enforcement.
