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Senate Judiciary panel considering ethics rules for the Supreme Court
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate Judiciary Committee is considering a new ethics code for the Supreme Court, an attempt to respond to recent revelations about justices' interactions with wealthy donors and others. Republicans are strongly opposed, arguing the ethics bill could "destroy" the high court.
Letters to the editor July 20
Letters to the editor July 20
Legals for July, 20 2023
Bankruptcy slams the brakes on Dutch e-bike manufacturer VanMoof
The Amsterdam-based company, started in 2009 by brothers Taco and Ties Carlier, posted a statement on its website informing clients that an Amsterdam court declared VanMoof bankrupt on Monday.
Totten named president of Back Country Horsemen chapter
She is the youngest Backcountry Horsemen Association president in the history of the organization.
Marion man who prompted SWAT response now facing felony charge
Authorities are holding Christopher Martin Klett, 46, in the county jail with bail set at $100,000 following his arrest after the July 8 confrontation on Lower Lost Prairie Road.
Attorneys seek dismissal of Columbia Falls murder case
Attorneys for accused killer Zain Alexander Ray Glass are asking a Flathead County District Court judge to dismiss his murder case, arguing he remains unfit to stand trial and that key deadlines have been missed.
Allegedly drunk motorist accused of flashing gun
Prosecutors brought Dell Thomas Russon, 55, up on a felony count of assault with a weapon and a misdemeanor driving under the influence charge following his July 3 arrest near Lilac Loop.
Columbia Falls man accused of wielding baseball bat in attack
An argument over money near a Columbia Falls gas station earlier this month allegedly escalated into a beating with a baseball.
Wayne Jay Blake, 79
Wayne Blake
Legals for July, 18 2023
Whitefish plans to create more distance for marijuana dispensaries
Whitefish is considering increasing the buffer between marijuana businesses and schools and churches as well as the distance between such businesses themselves.
Births
Births
Flathead Business Watercooler
Business events, trainings and seminars
A guide to Montana’s school choice laws
Though considered standard across the nation, it took Montana 24 years to pass its first true charter school law, now known as the Community Choice Schools Act.
We can see clearly now
For more than 50 years, travelers along U.S. 2 might have spied a bison in a plexiglass “tank” mounted atop a pole on the north side of the road where Kalispell gives way to Evergreen.
Births
Births
Legals for July, 16 2023
Della Nielsen, 90
Della Nielsen
After 58 years in the family, Finberg sells Columbia Bar to Ruis
It’s the end of the an era in Columbia Falls as local developer Mick Ruis has formally purchased the Columbia Bar on Nucleus Avenue from longtime owner Cary Finberg.