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Highway work wraps up west of Whitefish
The first half of the U.S. 93 reconstruction project west of Whitefish has been completed on schedule, general contractor Schellinger Construction said Wednesday.
Annexation of land to be considered
The city of Kalispell could become 18.5 acres larger if the City Council approves the annexation of a parcel of undeveloped property north of Kalispell.
Teen's trial to resume July 7
The preliminary trial for a girl charged with the deaths of two people on U.S. 93 last year resumes July 7.
New billboards violate county rules
A couple of billboards have sprouted up along the new U.S. 93 bypass west of Kalispell where they aren’t legal, according to the county planning director.
This Fabio may not be so fabulous
The
Kalispell City Council approves housing subdivison
The subdivision, located at 155 Tronstad Road by U.S. 93, will consist of 39 single-family homes on 10 acres.
Comedians put on show in friend’s memory
Laugh Factory comedian and host Aidan Park will headline the Elks Club Standup Comedy Show Friday, Sept. 10, at the Elks Lodge, 1820 U.S. 93 S., in Kalispell.
Lakeside highway project wraps up for season
Crews from the Montana Department of Transportation are putting a pause on their construction work along U.S. 93 between Somers and West Shore State Park until 2022.
Public argument gets police attention
An employee of a U.S. 93 South business called the
Landlord finds lizards left behind
Landlord-tenant relations hit a boiling point when a person moved out of an Old Highway 2 East residence and left behind some lizards. The landlord called the
Council to hold hearing on water and sewer plan
Following the planned growth for South Kalispell comes a water treatment plant to facilitate that development.
Police make note of license plate theft
A Fifth Avenue East resident called the Kalispell Police Department to report that his license plates allegedly had been stolen off his vehicle sometime overnight.
Town Pump eyes zoning change for new facility
A request from Town Pump to rezone its property on the southwest corner of Cemetery Road and U.S. 93 South tops the Kalispell Planning Board agenda at tonight’s meeting. The zone change would allow them to build a new convenience store and casino on the property.
Whitefish mulls zone change for outfitters
The Whitefish City Council tonight will consider a compromise to an earlier request to allow recreational guides and outfitters as a permitted use in the city’s secondary business zone along U.S. 93 S.
Woman concerned about stalking
A West Reserve Drive woman called Flathead County Sheriff's deputies to report her ex-boyfriend's girlfriend, with whom she has a rocky relationship, may have impersonated somebody else on an online social networking site, received an invitation to her Super Bowl party, and thus obtained her address. She was worried that the woman, who lives in Seattle, may come to the Flathead Valley and harm her.
Kalispell Police
Kalispell Police were busy Monday dealing with numerous slide-in traffic accidents or parking problems from snow on the roads. Concerned citizens also reported numerous injured deer around the valley.An irate driver called Kalispell police Monday to report that a woman talking on her cell phone while driving a blue Ford Escalade caused a pedestrian to dive into a snowbank on Main Street to avoid getting struck.Police offices retrieved items stolen from a boutique on Main Street Monday after catching up with the suspect a few blocks away from the scene of the crime. A man was charged with theft and obstruction.A thief may be wiser but not much richer from stealing a backpack from an unlocked vehicle on Ninth Avenue West. The backpack contained only school books and a calculator.Three men made a getaway from a restaurant on East Idaho by hitchhiking a ride by the underpass. However, officers caught up with their benefactor and the men forked over $18.97 for their meal.Officers responded to an alleged assault on Sixth Avenue West North late Sunday. The caller tried to pick up her sister but was assaulted by the sister's boyfriend and received minor injuries in the scuffle. Charges are pending investigation.Two men, ages 17 and 18, were arrested Sunday and charged with shoplifting at a store on U.S. 93 north.
Clara Mae Montgomery, 93
Clara Mae Montgomery, 93, passed away of natural causes Friday, April 3, 2009, at Immanuel Lutheran Home in Kalispell. She was born Feb. 8, 1914, to John and Ada Ethel (Ruegsegger) Grover on her grandparents' farm northwest of Kalispell.
Genevieve E. Garner, 93
Genevieve E. Garner, 93, of Kalispell, died Dec. 1, 2009, at home with her best friend, Belinda Jones, at her side. Gen was born Oct. 19, 1916, in Duluth, Minn., to Raymond Jacob and Hazel Irene Cronquist. Gen married James Jim A. Garner on Oct. 8, 1945. They moved to Newport Beach, Calif., in 1946 and lived in the same house until they moved to Kila in 1983. While in California in 1951 they had their one and only son, James Raymond Garner, affectionately known as J.R. Gen and Jim loved living in Montana and their home in Kila. They both loved animals and had a horse named Moose and at least a half a dozen cats. That is how Gen became close friends with Belinda, when she would take her cats in at Kila for medical care where Belinda worked. When Gen s husband James died on Sept. 30 of 1989 she moved into Kalispell on Meridian Street where she could still keep her special horse, Moose. She lived there until 2005 when Moose passed on and it was just too much for Gen to keep up. She enjoyed her new home at Meadow Manor and the friendly neighbors. She was preceded in death by her parents, Raymond Jacob and Hazel Irene Cronquist; her husband, James A. Garner; and their only son, James Raymond Garner, on Oct. 31, 2006. She leaves behind two loving sisters, Betty Mattix of Stephenville, Texas, and Jacqueline R. Mesna of Costa Mesa, Calif.; three grandchildren, Sydney Garner, Adrienne Garner and Morgan Garner; and six nieces. No services are planned at this time. Johnson-Gloschat Funeral Home and Crematory is caring for Gen s family. You are invited to go to www.jgfuneralhome.com to view Gen s guest book, offer condolences and share memories.
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Amy V. Howell, 93
Amy V. Howell, 93, of Polson, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 4, 2007, at St. Joseph Medical Center in Polson.