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Department of Natural Resources and Conservation Forester Rick Moore walks through an area near the main gate at Glacier Hills admiring the work of Tai Foley of Safe Lands Forestry on Tuesday, October 24, in Martin City. “Tai’s created the feeling of a forested park here,” said Moore. Moore described the importance of having this area clear of the elements that fuel fires, but still has a feeling of naturalness to it. “It isn’t 100 percent fire proof, but nothing is.”(Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)

Department of Natural Resources and Conservation Forester Rick Moore walks through an area near the main gate at Glacier Hills admiring the work of Tai Foley of Safe Lands Forestry on Tuesday, October 24, in Martin City. “Tai’s created the feeling of a forested park here,” said Moore. Moore described the importance of having this area clear of the elements that fuel fires, but still has a feeling of naturalness to it. “It isn’t 100 percent fire proof…

October 25, 2017

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Driving through Glacier Hills, Rich Baginski is quick to point out the changes he’s helped bring to this gated community near Hungry Horse.