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Law Roundup
Flathead County sheriff
C. Falls rings in the season - and a new tree - on Dec. 5
By NANCY KIMBALL/Daily Inter Lake
Pumpkin patch harvested in a hurry
Saving the squash
Emergency picking was far from sweet, but the owners and crew at Sweet Pickin's Pumpkin Patch saved a good part of the crop from freezing.
State land leaseholders pull together
Reappraisals could make rent fees unaffordable for some
Whitefish ponders resort-tax increase
By LYNNETTE HINTZE
Lakers walk over Mariners
The Mission Valley Mariners American Legion baseball team's pitchers had a terrible Wednesday evening at Griffin Field.
Governor not rushing into special session
It had been expected by many Montana lawmakers all year, but now it's uncertain whether a special legislative session will be held in December, Gov. Brian Schweitzer said in an interview Tuesday.
Being discovered has its drawbacks and some positives
It was 10 years ago this fall when Whitefish Mayor Andy Feury first noticed how much things were changing.
Jazz singer, vocalist plans 2 local shows
Democrats see progress in Helena
Legislative Democratic leaders came to Kalispell Thursday with a sense of accomplishment at work done so far and optimistic about the second half of the legislative session.
Goguen land exchange detailed at trail meeting
By LYNNETTE HINTZE
Does governor want to replace parents with state?
Recently we attended a two-day meeting of the Montana Board of Education in Helena. In the audience on the first day we were the only two people who were not government employees. It was a startling reality.
Border deaths drop to 15-year low
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — The number of people who died trying to cross the U.S.-Mexico border has dropped to the lowest level in 15 years as more immigrants turned themselves in to authorities in Texas and fewer took their chances with the dangerous trek across the Arizona desert.
Options narrowed for new schools
Kalispell Public Schools is homing in on how a new school — or schools — will be configured on a 25-acre property south of town on Airport Road.
Grocer, former logger vie for open House seat
Neither Greg Hertz, a Republican, nor Bud Koppy, a Democrat, faced opponents in the primary election battle to represent House District 11.
Help available for those who fear tax returns
If the words “tax return” make your stomach flip and your blood run cold, take heart. The intrepid AARP Tax-Aide volunteers have returned, fresh from tax classes with their pencils sharpened, ready to help seniors and others file their 2009 tax return.
Aina L. Dutro, 85
Aina L. Dutro passed away peacefully on Nov. 14, 2011, at Kalispell Regional Medical Center in Kalispell.
Raymond Lester Peck, 84
Raymond Lester Peck, a Montana educator, counselor and longtime Democratic legislator and activist, died surrounded by family and friends Friday, May 27, 2011, at St. Peter’s Hospital after a massive stroke. He was 84.
A Lakers go 3-1 on weekend
Trever Cockerill threw a two-hitter with nine strikeouts and drove in two runs Sunday, helping the Kalispell A Lakers beat the Helena Reps 8-1 and gain a split of their Legion doubleheader.