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City of Kalispell urges residents to Adopt a Drain as only 45 of 1,000+ drains have been claimed (opens the original)
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KALISPELL — Kalispell has more than 1,000 storm drains — and most of them have no one looking after them. The city is asking residents to change that. The City of Kalispell's Adopt a Drain program is a simple idea. Community members adopt a drain and remove leaves and debris, preventing flooding and keeping pollutants out of local waterways. City of Kalispell Environmental Coordinator Margarite Thomas said the ask is straightforward. "Adopting a drain is a simple step that you can take to keep o
Flathead County Library celebrates Give Like Dolly Day (opens the original)
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KALISPELL — The Flathead County Library celebrated Give Like Dolly Day today, honoring Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and the program's reach across every county in Montana. Dolly Parton's Imagination Library began in Sevier County, Tennessee, where she grew up. In 2023, First Lady of Montana Susan Gianforte expanded the program throughout the state. According to Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, it has since gifted over 300 million books in five different countries. Flathead County Librar
Wayfarers State Park trails get accessibility upgrades after input from disability community in Bigfork (opens the original)
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BIGFORK, Mont. — Wayfarers State Park in Bigfork is getting accessibility improvements — and for visitors with disabilities, the upgrades are long overdue. A rock. A root. A dip in the trail. For most hikers, these are barely a second thought. For someone with a disability, they can be the reason they never make it to the trailhead. Summit Independent Living Adaptive Recreation Specialist Brenden Dalin said the trail's current conditions create real barriers. "There's a lot of roots and big rock
Project K-9 Hero sponsors two Flathead County retired police dogs through national nonprofit program (opens the original)
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KALISPELL — A national nonprofit is making sure retired police dogs in Flathead County get the care they deserve long after their service ends. Project K-9 Hero has sponsored two retired K-9s from the Flathead County Sheriff's Office — Vito and Audie — adding them to a list of over 400 heroes the organization has supported nationwide. Founder and CEO Jason Johnson said these dogs earn every bit of support they receive. "These K-9s, they put their lives on the line for us, protecting our communit
Gov. Gianforte tours CFAC Superfund Site as Columbia Falls aluminum cleanup moves forward (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA FALLS — Governor Greg Gianforte and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin toured the Columbia Falls Aluminum Company Superfund site Thursday as officials reviewed cleanup plans for the Flathead Valley property. The Columbia Falls Aluminum Company operated in the Flathead Valley for decades, leaving behind a significant environmental footprint. EPA CFAC Superfund Project Manager Allie Archer said the site's history spans more than half a century. "CFAC operated for over 50 years and it converted
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