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Beth Ann Ahlcrona Kisskeys, 57
Beth Ann Ahlcrona Kisskeys, 57, born in Minnesota June 2, 1960, passed away unexpectedly in her Prairie Island, Minnesota, home Aug. 25, 2017.
Warm weather causes cancellation of skijoring event
The Whitefish World Invitational Ski Joring event set for Saturday, Jan. 25, and Sunday, Jan. 26, has been canceled due to an unfavorable forecast of warmer temperatures and rain.
Anthony 'Tony' McArter, 62
Anthony died at his home in Columbia Falls on Oct. 25, 2018.
Gayle Renee Peaslee Tharpe, 75
Gayle Renee Peaslee Tharpe died on Friday, May 25, 2018, at her home in Kalispell, surrounded by family. She was born in Bonner, Montana, to Ed and Mabel Koford.
Montana 4-H seeks host families
BOZEMAN – Montana State University Extension is seeking host families for 25 Japanese youth and two adult chaperones from July 22 to Aug. 17. The youth and their chaperones are part of an international exchange program with the Labo International Exchange Foundation and with LEX, or Language Experience, Experiment and Exchange.
Survey eyes internet access, cell service on Navajo Nation
FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) — Navajo Nation residents are being asked to fill out a survey about internet access and cellular service on tribal land.
Norman C. Hill, 77
Norman C. Hill, 77, died Monday, April 25, 2016, in Kalispell, surrounded by his loving family.
Wanda D. McKay, 85
Wanda D. McKay, 85, born March 8, 1923, passed away March 25, 2008.
Ina Leona West, 97
Ina Leona West, 97, died Dec. 25, 2010, at the home of her daughter in Whitefish.
Flathead County Sheriff's Department
took a report of road damage on Star Meadows Road. Apparently, gravel trucks tore up the asphalt delivering 25 loads of gravel.
Michelei Vickie (Sylva) Jones, 52
Michelei Vickie (Sylva) Jones, 52, passed away Thursday Oct. 25, 2007.
Roads closed during log hauling work
As part of Whitefish Mountain Resort’s ski area expansion project, there will be log hauling on the Big Creek and Canyon Creek roads that will prompt a temporary road closure for public safety.
Mary Irene McKean, 85
Mary Irene McKean, 85, passed away Sept. 25, 2006, at Lakeview Care Center in Bigfork, where she resided for eight years.
Property rights law: You can look it up
In the Nov. 25 edition of the Inter Lake, Mr. Wes James asserts, “Private property rights apply to the land which is at an elevation above the mean high water line while the state owns the land which is below the mean high water line.”
Transient pleads not guilty to sexual abuse charge
A 60-year-old transient pleaded not guilty Thursday in Flathead District Court to a felony charge of sexual abuse of children.
Death Cafe invitation
I was pleased to see the Feb. 25 article on Death Cafe in the Active Seniors section. Death Cafe is a nonprofit, international movement started in England in 2011. The purpose is to gather for respectful, open dialog about all aspects of death and dying. It’s neither a bereavement group nor a place to proselytize, just a time to enjoy insightful conversation over tea and light refreshments.
LETTER: Did Trump forget to seek punishment of employers of illegal immigrants?
I notice the Trumpster ignores what is probably the best way to reduce illegal immigration — punish their employers. I would suggest any employer of 25 or more undocumented immigrants in two fiscal years be prosecuted for running an ongoing criminal enterprise.
Shelter Makes Ad Push for Licensing Dogs
Cliff Bennett, director of the Flathead County Animal Shelter with Rusty, a newly arrived large male German Shepherd/Chow mix available for adoption on Friday, August 10, in Kalispell. Bennett is one of the voices behind the new ad campaign to raise awareness of the county-wide license ordinance and the reasons owners should get their dogs licensed. When unlicensed dogs are taken to the Shelter they face a variety of fees: a 30 dollars impound fee, 25 dollars per day housing, a citation from the police department if brought in by the police as well as potential vet bills. Most of this can be avoided by get a vet to verify the dog is current on its rabies vaccination and paying 15 dollars for the license.
Port Polson Players presents 'Steel Magnolias'
The Port Polson Players continues its 48th season with the heartfelt comedy-drama “Steel Magnolias.”
Shady Ladies perform concert
The Shady Ladies formed a year ago and has developed a repertoire consisting of 1960s girl groups.