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Deaths spike in Michigan; top doctor warns about Detroit
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — The U.S. surgeon general said Friday that the situation in Detroit, a national “hot spot” for cases of the new coronavirus, will worsen next week — as Michigan reported the highest daily spikes yet: 801 new cases statewide and 32 additional deaths.
Bonners Ferry sinks Libby
LIBBY — Bonners Ferry buried Libby with two big innings, holding off a late rally to win a 6-5 nonconference softball game on Thursday afternoon.
LETTER: Keep Holmquist
We need to keep Pam Holmquist in the county commissioners office to protect our property rights, our water rights and our wallets. Please join us in supporting Pam Holmquist in the primary election on June 7. —Don and Isabel Larsen, Kalispell
Robert Lee Anderson (aka Bobby Lee, aka Big Bob, aka Bobalouey), 55, of Condon, left on the ultimate fishing trip on Friday April 25, 2008.
Bob was born on March 30, 1953, in Missoula, to Robert K. "Tuffy" and Leita Anderson. Bob was raised in Condon in the beautiful Swan Valley where he developed a love for the outdoors that is matched by few others and that stayed with him for his entire life.
Texas man jailed for online threats against Nancy Pelosi
WICHITA FALLS, Texas (AP) — A Texas man faces federal charges after he made online posts threatening Democrats, including U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, authorities said.
New online resource answers common questions from Montana hunters
Hunting Frequently Asked Questions guidebook covers licenses, access, biology and more.
'Best of' voting working again
Best Glitch in a New Media Campaign? No problem. We’ve got you covered.
Cardinals defense needs help in free agency
ARIZONA CARDINALS (5-10-1)
Braves qualify 29, Wolfpack 17
The Daily Inter Lake
Sharon K. Micklewright
Lynda K. Meyers
Brenda K. Hanson
Legals for March, 3 2024
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PowerHouse Montana, the online platform connecting Montana women to the mentors and resources they need to succeed, will host a session called “Being Engaged in the Community is Better for Your Business” on Monday as part of the Mentor Monday series. It begins at 9 a.m. at the Montana West Economic Development office, 44 Second Ave. W. in Kalispell.
Flathead undefeated at Mining City duals
The Daily Inter Lake
Health board adopts mask policy to resume in-person meetings
After months of conducting regular meetings online, the Flathead City-County Board of Health once again will resume in-person sessions, but with new COVID-19 protocols in place for members and attendees.
Abducting tourists and other reasons for mobile strategy
Summer’s here and the weather is groovy. Tourists are filling the entry lanes to Glacier National Park and many hotels in the Flathead. They are using their mobile phones in your store comparing prices, in restaurants browsing their favorite apps so they don’t need to talk with their family, and they’re taking pictures of the bears at Avalanche Lake so they can share them to Facebook when they get back to their hotel.
Jack K. Brabender, 80
Georgie K. Park, 86
