North Fork Preservation Association

Last week, a couple of rather pointed letters to the editor appeared in local newspapers in response to Commissioner Gary Hall’s letter that appeared in the April 24 edition of the Hungry Horse News.

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Area rivers topped flood stage on Monday, sending water into low-lying areas of West Glacier and Polebridge.

With cooler than expected weekend temperatures, the National Weather Service revised earlier flooding predictions downward Saturday, though several rivers are still expected to near or reach flood stage.

With temperatures forecast to rise into the high 80s in the next few days, melting snowpack is expected to bring several northwestern Montana rivers and streams to flood stage by the end of this weekend, the National Weather Service officials said Thursday afternoon.

An expected warming trend has the National Weather Service projecting flooding in Northwest Montana rivers and streams by next weekend, a development that had the attention of more than 25 emergency responders Friday in Kalispell.

A Dumpster-diving grizzly bear has been captured near Stryker, south of Eureka, and has been relocated in the North Fork Flathead River Drainage.

The life of a grizzly bear outside of Glacier National Park or the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex is a decidedly risky proposition.

The National Weather Service is projecting that there will be flooding in Western Montana because of a persistent mountain snowpack.

A sheriff’s deputy specifically assigned to enforce speed limits on Flathead County’s gravel roads will conduct his first patrol today.