Sean Wells
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Hanson's Hardware fundraises for teenagers critically injured in Evergreen collision (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA FALLS — Four teenage girls continue their road to recovery after a collision earlier this month in Flathead County left all four girls with life-threatening injuries. WATCH: Community raises money for families after Highway 2 crash The Montana Highway Patrol reports that on September 19, a Dodge pickup traveling east on Highway 2 in Evergreen crossed the center turn lane into oncoming traffic, colliding with a Nissan SUV that carried four teenage girls. All four girls were taken to the
Flathead County holding special school election on Tuesday (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA FALLS — Two school districts in Flathead County are asking voters to turn in ballots ahead of Tuesday’s special school election. Columbia Falls School District is asking voters to decide on a $75 million bond to remodel the high school. The school district said the high school is operating with much of the same infrastructure it had when it opened in 1959. The bond focuses on security upgrades, repairs, and improved student facilities. Columbia Falls voters previously rejected an $84 mi
Flathead County Commissioners table vote on private luxury resort in Lakeside (opens the original)
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KALISPELL — Flathead County Commissioners have tabled a vote on phase one of a final plat agreement for a major Lakeside resort after a recommendation from the county planning office. The County Planning Office recommended that county commissioners table the vote so they could have more time to review documents regarding conditions for the plat involving water and sewer requirements. Commissioners unanimously approved tabling the vote to early October. The private luxury resort formerly called T
Columbia Falls removes municipal water well from service following 'forever chemical' detection (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA FALLS — The City of Columbia Falls has removed one of its three municipal water wells from normal service after recent laboratory testing detected “Forever Chemicals” in the water supply. The detection was identified through the EPA’s Fifth Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule. The monitoring is part of a nationwide effort to collect information about the occurrence of PFAS in drinking water supplies. The city said it was not initiated in response to a suspected contamination inciden
Wildlife officials urge residents to remain bear aware after grizzly sightings in Polson (opens the original)
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POLSON — Last week, two grizzly bears were spotted near downtown Polson, swimming in Polson Bay before getting on a dock near Polson Bay Golf Course. Two grizzly bears were spotted swimming in Polson Bay near a local park last week. Wildlife officials share what you can do to stay bear aware this fall Wildlife officials were able to safely trap one bear while the other grizzly left the area. “It was pretty unusual to see two large grizzly bears swimming through what is essentially a park where k
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