Thursday, May 31
Hunter Grimes seeks out new experiences
Hunter Grimes pushes herself toward new experiences.
Ian Caltabiano rises to top in academic challenges
Like the rest of the class of 2018, Whitefish High School senior Ian Caltabiano will get his diploma during graduation on Saturday.
Wednesday, May 30
Council approves condo project despite concerns
Whitefish City Council May 21 reluctantly approved a development that looks to add 60 condominium units to the city. Council voiced concerned that the units would be used for vacation rentals.
Graduation ceremony set for June 2
Whitefish High School will graduate 112 seniors at a commencement ceremony Saturday, June 2 at 1 p.m. at the high school gym.
Hardware store gets funds for removing blight
Nelson’s Ace Hardware has gained approval for some assistance from the city when the business relocates to Highway 93 South.
Legals May 30, 2018
No. 2434 PUBLIC NOTICE OF FOOD VENDOR PERMIT APPLICATION The City of Whitefish Planning Department has received the following Mobile Food Vendor Permit application: 1. A request by Jamie Lyman of Frugals Mobile for a Food Vendor permit for a food truck in the parking lot of 6450 US Highway 93 South (Auto Glass of Whitefish), Whitefish, Montana for a one-year permit selling burgers and sandwiches beginning June 14, 2018. The subject area is located in WB-2 Zoning District, and can be legally described as Whitefish, Tract 6BLA in SW4NE4, Section 01, Township 30N North, Range 22 West, P.M.M., Flathead County, Montana. The complete application may be reviewed at the Whitefish Planning & Building Department at 418 E Second Street. Written comments concerning the request should be directed to the David Taylor at Whitefish Planning, PO Box 158, Whitefish, Montana 59937, (406) 863-2410, or sent via email to: dtaylor@cityofwhitefish.org. Comments should be received by June 12, by 5:00 pm. May 30, 2018 MNAXLP
Tuesday, May 29
Whitefish Schools takes position on arming teachers
Hoping to retain local control over school safety, the Whitefish School Board passed a resolution to be sent to the Montana School Boards Association requiring training for anyone allowed to carry weapons in Montana schools.
Psychologist works to raise awareness about mental health
Psychologist Sara Boilen wants to get people talking about mental health, regardless of how uncomfortable the topic may seem.
Mountain lion makes itself at home on front porch of residence
Thursday, May 17
Flathead releases decision on Taylor Hellroaring timber, trail project
The Flathead National Forest has released the draft decision notice and finding of no significant impact and updated environmental assessment for the Taylor Hellroaring Project.
Superintendent says Glacier dealing with less experienced visitors
Standing beside a photo of a hiker jumping in the air off a floating ice slab on Iceberg Lake, Glacier National Park Superintendent Jeff Mow says visitation is changing in the park.
Summer events at the library begin in June
The Whitefish School District, the Whitefish Education Foundation, the USDA’s Summer Food Service Program, and Whitefish Community Library are partnering for free summer programs at the library.
Stories focus of Whitefish Review's newest issue
Whitefish Review will release “The Stories We Tell” issue No. 22 on Friday, June 1 with a celebration at Casey’s in downtown Whitefish.
Irreverent musical satire of capitalism, society
The Whitefish Theatre Co. presents its final cabaret show of the 2017-2018 theatre season with a sensational production of “Urinetown: The Musical” at the O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish.
Railroad historian dies
Local historian Kevin McCready died last week.
School Board approves updated contract to digitize yearbooks
After rejecting a proposal last month to digitize the district’s old yearbooks due to privacy concerns, the Whitefish School Board earlier this month approved an updated plan.
Schools add music tech course
Musicians at Whitefish Schools will get another creative outlet in a new music technology course.
Bulldog tennis swings to state title
For the first time since 2008, the Bulldogs are state champions.
Bulldog track posts solid performances at state
The Whitefish track and field team finished off the season with a solid performance at the state track meet in Laurel last weekend.
Lady Dogs finish strong
Against all indications that 2018 might be a down year for the team, the Lady Dogs capped off their season with a fifth place at the Class A State Tournament last week.
Community briefs May 30
Council talks short-term rentals during work session
Whitefish City Council meets on June 4 at 7:10 p.m. at City Hall at 418 E. Second St. The following agenda items will be discussed, subject to change:
Monday, May 28
Memorial Day
The Whitefish VFW Post 276 held a Memorial Day parade Monday afternoon through downtown.
Thursday, May 24
The world as her textbook
One of Grace Scrafford’s defining times during high school was when she spent a semester in South America.
Wednesday, May 23
City approves affordable housing development
Whitefish City Council has approved a proposal to develop a completely affordable housing project in the city.
Legals May 23, 2018
No. 2432 PUBLIC NOTICE OF FOOD VENDOR PERMIT APPLICATION The City of Whitefish Planning Department has received the following Food Vendor Permit application: 1. A request by Chris Farrell, owner, Open Road Coffee, for a Food Vendor permit for a coffee cart on a vacant lot at 38 Central, Whitefish, Montana, south of the Craggy Range, owned by 38 Central Partners LLC, for one-year permit beginning June 7, 2018. The subject area is located in WB-3 Zoning District, and can be legally described Lot 9, Whitefish Block 27, Section 36, Township 31 North, Range 22 West, P.M.M., Flathead County, Montana. The complete application may be reviewed at the Whitefish Planning & Building Department. Written comments concerning the request should be directed to the David Taylor at Whitefish Planning, PO Box 158, Whitefish, Montana 59937, (406) 863-2410. Send comments via email to: dtaylor@cityofwhitefish.org. Comments should be received by June 5, 2018, by 5:00 pm. May 23, 2018 MNAXLP __________________________
Tuesday, May 22
Community Briefs May 23
Work kicks off on tourism master plan to create vision for visitation, quality of living
Whitefish is turning to its business owners and community members for ways to make tourism continue to benefit the city in the long-term.
Physician remembered as friend, good neighbor
Gary Barker remembers the conversations on the Lochsa River after a day of kayaking, around the campfire looking at the stars above. They would talk about the theory of quantum mechanics and the theory of relativity — two laws of physics that are true, but don’t jive.
Resort opens for summer, plans new tubing ride
Despite Big Mountain’s white hat of lingering snow, Whitefish Mountain Resort is ready for its summer season.
Thank you for support
Dear Whitefish community,
Mitchell should resign
Phil Mitchell should resign as County Commissioner. To improve his own view, Mitchell killed six county-owned cottonwood trees in a county-owned park that taxpayers had paid for. An arborist determined it would cost $30,000 to replace these trees. But for some reason, Mitchell was given a plea deal to pay only $16,000 for the damage he had done. Who is going to make up the difference? You and me; the taxpayers.
Dedicated Whitefish students compete in State Music Festival
Whitefish High School music students recently had an eventful week with the State Music Festival. Band, orchestra, and choir students participated from all around Montana, coming together to perform pieces in front judges in order to evaluate their success. Each music student was given the opportunity to participate in State Festival in order to further their musical successes. Students from Whitefish definitely brought the party, with two full buses full of energetic, and enthusiastic students all eager to participate in the festival.
Perry Jay Jacobson
Perry Jay Jacobson was born on Oct. 8, 1957 in Great Falls, Montana, to Evan and Shirley Jacobson. He left us on May 17, 2018 after bravely facing an inoperable brain tumor.
Paula J. Stephenson
Paula J. Stephenson, 89, passed away on Saturday, May 19, at the Beehive home in Columbia Falls.
Robert E. White
Robert E. White, 86, formerly of Elyria, Ohio, passed peacefully at his winter home in Mesa, Arizona, on March 16, 2018. He was born on Oct. 16, 1931 in New Castle, Pennsylvania.
School Board thank trustee, student for service
The Whitefish School Board thanked Trustee Marguerite Kaminski and student trustee Ian Caltabiano for their three years of service during the May 15 meeting.
Eighth-grade students win suicide prevention video contest
Two Whitefish Middle School students will get to see their creativity come alive on television.
Board OKs project on Hwy 93 West
The Whitefish Planning Board gave another thumbs-up to a 52-unit development off Highway 93 West that has been in the works for more than a decade.
Cansition: Great Northern begins pouring beer into cans
Taking Great Northern Brewing Company’s beer on an outdoor adventure is getting a little easier.
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Friday, May 11
Keith Stahlberg
About a year ago, Keith Stahlberg was in pursuit of a suspect near Martin City. He had hit the man with a Taser, but the perpetrator managed to get away in the woods in the dark. He tried to radio for backup, but his radio didn’t work. He could hear dispatch, but dispatch couldn’t hear him.
Jordan White
Back in August 2015, Jordan White was swimming in Beaver Lake, doing the backstroke.
Brian Heino
Brian Heino is running for Sheriff for a simple reason — his peers encouraged him to.
Calvin Beringer
Calvin Beringer points to his wealth of experience in law enforcement both here and in King County, Washington, which is also home to the city of Seattle.
Monday, May 21
Ambulance subscription fee increases for non-residents
Whitefish is increasing the fee paid by non-city residents for membership in its ambulance subscription program.
Wednesday, May 16
Legals May 16, 2018
No. 2431 WHITEFISH BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING At a meeting of the Whitefish Board of Adjustment on Tuesday, June 5, 2018 at 6:00 pm, the Board will hold a public hearing on the items listed below. The Board of Adjustments meets in the Whitefish Council Chambers at City Hall, at 418 E. 2nd Street, Whitefish, Montana. A variance request by Michelle & Todd Johnson to reduce the front and side yard setbacks to enclose an existing carport. The property is located at 202 W. 6th Street. (WZV 18-02) Minnich A variance request by the Whitefish School District for the new elementary school to: 1) permit parking in the front yard setback; 2) reduce the overall parking requirement for the school; and 3) alleviate the landscaping screening when a parking area abuts a residential zoning district. The property is located at 1120 E 7th Street. (WZV 18-03) Compton-Ring Documents pertaining to this agenda item are available for review at the Whitefish Planning & Building Department, 418 E. 2nd Street, Whitefish, Montana 59937 during regular business hours. Inquiries are welcomed. Interested parties are invited to attend the hearing and make known their views and concerns. Comments, in writing, may be forwarded to the Whitefish Planning & Building Department at the above address prior to the hearing or via email: bminnich@cityofwhitefish.org. For questions or further information regarding this request, phone 406-863-2410. WHITEFISH BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS Herb Peschel, Chair May 16, 2018 MNAXLP _________________________
Tuesday, May 15
Bulldogs feeling good going into divisionals
The Whitefish track and field is now in the final stretch, with the postseason starting this week in Polson.
Lady Dogs tennis drops Hamilton, Corvallis over weekend
A pair of dual wins over the weekend has the Lady Dogs ready for the Western A Divisional Tournament this week.
Bulldogs tennis prepare for divisionals
The Bulldogs put the finishing touches on the regular season with a pair of wins against Hamilton and Corvallis on Saturday.
Twins get started with 1-1 split against Miners AA
Baseball is back in Whitefish, as the Glacier Twins got their season started with a two-game series split against the Butte Miners AA club on Saturday.
WLGC membership rates rise at end of month
Bulldog
Enrollment begins for Whitefish Theatre Co. summer camps
Enrollment is now open for Whitefish Theatre Co.’s Summer Performance Camps.
A voice with a purpose
The stage is where Zach Ade thrives.
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Thursday, May 3
Community soil class at sustainability center
Regenerative agriculture expert Nicole Masters is coming to Whitefish for one day to do a master class in soil biology for sustainably growing nutrient-dense food on Monday, May 21, 2018 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Center for Sustainability and Entrepreneurship. Through her company, Integrity Soils, Ltd., Nicole teaches and consults internationally on biological farming systems. A skilled educator, her workshops are practical, educational, interactive, and guaranteed to deepen participants understanding of regenerative farming practices. Proceeds from the class will benefit the local nonprofit, Free the Seeds.
Commissioner candidates sound off on the issues
The four Republican candidates running for Flathead County Commissioner shared their opinions on a few issues facing the county during a recent candidate forum in Kalispell.
Council delays vote on Monegan Road affordable housing project
Whitefish City Council last week chose to delay a decision on a 58-lot affordable housing project on Monegan Road.
Council approves condo project
Whitefish City Council last week approved a plan for small condominium cabins on West Second Street.
Planning Board to review new subdivision proposal
The Whitefish Planning Board this month will review plans for a 52-unit development on the south side of Highway 93 West.
WHS graduate earns Fulbright award
Jedd Sankar-Gorton, a graduate student at the University of Montana from Whitefish, has been awarded a Fulbright award to research or teach English abroad.
Backpack Assistance Program
Don “K” and Subaru recently presented a check in the amount of $9,834.78 to the local chapter of the Backpack Assistance Program as a result of their being chosen by the employees at the dealership to become the 2017 hometown charity beneficiary of the recently completed Subaru Share the Love event.
Chamber hosts second 'Battle of the Burgers'
The second annual “Battle of the Burgers … and More!” is shaping-up to be a true “battle royale,” with last-minute challengers throwing their buns in the ring to compete for the title of “Best Burger in the Big Sky.”
Seeds of learning
Greg Shaffer quite literally isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty to make a difference.
Sheriff hopes recovery of skier brings closure
More information has been released about Saturday’s recovery of the body of a Whitefish doctor who went missing while backcountry skiing in February.
Staff costs drive spending increase in city budget
A plan to add new staff positions, along with increases in wages and health benefits, seem to be pushing an increase in the city of Whitefish’s proposed budget.
Mitchell pleads guilty to destroying trees
Flathead County Commissioner Phil Mitchell said Friday he killed five cottonwood trees in a county-managed park adjacent to his property last year — not to enhance the view from his own home, but because he simply doesn’t like that species of tree.
Sunday, May 13
Missing skier's body found
Nearly three months after he vanished while skiing, Whitefish doctor Jonathan Torgerson’s body has been found.
Wednesday, May 9
Harrison, Kohnstamm elected to school board; levy passes
Voters on Tuesday elected incumbent Ruth Harrison and newcomer Betsy Kohnstamm to the Whitefish School Board. They also approved a general fund levy.
Council gives nod to low-income housing project
City Council Monday night gave a show of support in the Whitefish Housing Authority’s quest to secure low-income housing tax credits and pledged city funds up to $150,000 for the purchase of property for a proposed 38-unit affordable housing development.
Timber sale focuses on fuels reduction, management
The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation is proposing a timber sale in the Stillwater State Forest with the goal of fuels reduction and timber management, while generating timber harvest as its required to do so under state law.
Changes planned for summer bus
The Whitefish summer SNOW bus won’t take passengers directly to Glacier National Park this summer.
Tuesday, May 8
Funding in place for conservation easement
Funding has been completed for the next phase of a 13,400-acre conservation easement northwest of Whitefish Lake.
Jazz guitar pairs with string ensemble in event
A rare pairing of jazz guitar fused with a nine-piece string ensemble and guest soloists will happen on Friday, May 11 when Glacier Symphony presents Jazz Night with the Maestro.
Forestry Expo this Saturday
The Family Forestry Expo is an annual, weeklong event that offers hands-on exposure to the role forests play in our everyday lives.
Hintze, Mader engaged
Heather Hintze and Will Mader, together with their parents, announce their engagement.
Foundation announces winter grants
The Whitefish Community Foundation recently announced 16 nonprofits as receiving a grant award from its winter Community Grand Program cycle.
Meeting looks at tourism master plan
The Whitefish Tourism Master Plan Steering Committee is holding a community meeting on Monday, May 14 from 6-8 p.m. at the Whitefish City Hall Council Chambers.
Chamber breakfast talk on May 23 focuses on Glacier
Glacier National Park is one of the most popular summertime tourist destinations and helps to bring visitors to Whitefish every summer.
Turn off your car
Dear car owners,
Idling harmful
Dear drivers,
John J. Atchinson
John J. Atchinson, DDS, passed away peacefully on May 2, 2018.
AIS inspection stations begin checking watercraft for season
The Whitefish Lake Institute, city of Whitefish, and Whitefish Lake State Park last week opened Whitefish Lake watercraft inspection stations and the prevention and decontamination station.
Don't waste gas
Idling wastes about 3.8 million gallons of fuel every day — think about how much that costs! Do you want to pay for gas that you don’t even get to use? You just waste it, and people waste $7.98 million every day on gas they don’t even use. Two minutes of idling equals one mile of driving. Ten seconds of idling releases the equivalent amount of exhaust as two packs of cigarettes in the air. Do you want your children to consume all that bad air? Do you want other children breathing that air? Idling can cause asthma and reduce lung size. We want strong, healthy lungs as I grow up and I bet other kids do as well. When you idle, others are breathing in that air and that air can cause serious damage to your lungs and health. Stop idling, small action, big change.
North Valley celebrates Hospital Week
This week is Hospital Week, where hospitals around the country celebrate the role of the hospital in the community, hospital employees, and the individual efforts that each employee makes to offer high level patient care. While this is a week that includes many internal celebrations, the community is our critical partner, so North Valley Hospital is pleased involve our entire community in our Hospital Week celebrations.
Rider seeks information about horse transportation
Monday, April 30
Newest section of Whitefish Trail opens off Reservoir Road
Following a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week, the newest section of the Whitefish Trail is officially open.
Music sets pace for workouts at Sobbacycle
At Sobbacycle, it’s the combination of music, sweat and hard work that makes for a unique workout.
Yoga Hive strives to get newcomers on mat
At Yoga Hive, Mollie Busby’s goal is to get those interested in yoga out of their living rooms and into a studio.
Whitefish High students shine at international DECA conference
Whitefish High School DECA members took home the organization’s highest honors at this year’s International Career Development Conference recently in Atlanta.
Myriad of voices make harmony for annual concert
Choral director Marvi Davis says everyone’s voice has its own color and the key to making beautiful music is blending those colors together.
Avalanche training key in preparing for backcountry outings
When the groomed runs of Big Mountain aren’t enough, skiers naturally look out-of-bounds for fresh powder turns. The caveat, however, is the danger of avalanches.
Lady Dogs look to finish strong
The Whitefish girls tennis team is in good shape as the regular season wraps up.
Forward tees now painted silver
WLGC changes forward tees
WHS grad to head up Carroll College basketball program
Whitefish High School graduate Kurt Paulson is coming home to Montana as the men’s basketball coach at Carroll College.
Whitefish wins four in near-perfect week of tennis
It was four up, four down for the Bulldogs tennis team last week.
Dogs show up for Ken Good, Archie Roe
Whitefish runners are heading into the final stretch of the season with two meets to go before the Western A Divisional Meet next week.
Olney-Bissell moves to four-day week
Olney-Bissell School will move to a four-day week beginning this fall.
Sunday, May 6
WAG race
Runners and their dogs participated in the WAG Race Sunday morning beginning and ending at the WAG dog park. The annual race is a fundraiser for the park. (Heidi Desch/Whitefish Pilot)
Friday, May 4
Bike events planned during May
Connect Whitefish is planning events to inspire active transportation in and around Whitefish for the month of May in honor of National Bike Month.
Commissioner set to plead guilty to killing trees
A court hearing for a Flathead County commissioner accused of killing six cottonwood trees in a county-owned public park will be heard in Flathead County next week.
Thursday, May 3
Knitting group works needles for projects with purpose
Sitting in a quiet corner near a fireplace at The Springs at Whitefish, a small group of women gather each week to chat and knit with a purpose.
Wednesday, May 2
An eye for talent
Group B Galleries is a place for well-established and emerging photographers to display their work side-by-side.
Community briefs May 2
Voters select trustees, decide levy request
Two seats on the Whitefish School Board and a levy request are up to the voters next week. Election Day is Tuesday, May 8.
Folks playing records accused of disturbing peace
Monday, April 23
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A weekly look at past Whitefish Pilot articles, compiled by Daniel McKay.
Professor begins work with lake institute
Shawn Devlin, an Assistant Research Professor for Aquatic Ecology at the University of Montana Flathead Lake Biological Station, has joined the staff of the Whitefish Lake Institute to conduct research on ongoing projects.
New CEO begins at North Valley
When Kevin Abel began working in health care he was looking to replicate work he’d done before in the nonprofit world.
City applies for grants for new wastewater plant
The city of Whitefish is submitting two grant and loan applications to the state in hopes of obtaining funding to assist with the construction of an $18 million new wastewater treatment plant. City Council last month approved applications for the state Department of Natural Resources and Conservation Renewable Resource Grant and Loan Program and the Montana Department of Commerce Treasure State Endowment Program for the 2018 biennium.
Study shows benefits of public trees
Trees can provide shade on a warm summer day and block the wind on a cold winter day. Each public tree in Whitefish provides almost $100 annually in quantifiable benefits, according to a recent community forest report by the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation.
WTC holds auditions for 'Kettlehouse'
The Whitefish Theatre Co. is holding auditions for the 2018-2019 season opening production of “Kettlehouse” on May 7 at 6 p.m. at the O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish.
'Constellations' a romantic journey
The Whitefish Theatre Co. presents its final Black Curtain Theatre production of the 2017-2018 season with “Constellations” at the O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish.
State honors library with excellence award
The Whitefish Community Library received the 2018 Excellent Library Service Award recently from the Montana State Library Commission. The awards were announced by the Chair of the Commission Bruce Newell of Helena on April 13 during the 106th annual Montana Library Association conference held in Bozeman.
Gallery Nights opens season featuring fine art, ice cream
The Whitefish art community hosts an evening of featured artist exhibitions the first Thursday of the month.
Dems face off in debate
Democratic candidates for Montana’s lone congressional seat squared off at a two-hour long forum Saturday afternoon at the Columbia Falls High School, answering prepared questions from both students and a crowd of about 50 people.
Mayor covers range of topics during state of city talk
Whitefish's Mayor and City Manager gave a quick overview of the state of the city last week during a breakfast hosted by the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce.
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Whitefish City Council meets on May 7 at 7:10 p.m. at City Hall at 418 E. Second St. The following agenda items will be discussed, subject to change:
Season Opener tournament this weekend at Whitefish Lake Golf Club
Season Opener Golf Tournament
Lady Dogs split a pair in Bitterroot
The Lady Bulldogs got a solid weekend of tennis in down in the Bitterroot.
Bulldogs top Class A schools at A.R.M. invite
The Whitefish track team held its own at the A.R.M. Invitational on Saturday at home, finishing with two overall second-place finishes.
Bulldogs looking ahead to divisional tourney
The Bulldogs tennis team split a pair of duals down in the Bitterroot before competing in the Bitterroot Invitational last weekend.
Bolam hopes for early success as Lady Dogs coach
As the new head coach of the Lady Bulldogs basketball team, Bob Bolam is hoping to bring a fast-paced style to the hardwood.
Travel gives insight, brings new perspective when coming home
Traveling has always held great importance to me. Although I haven’t traveled very far and hope to go many more new places in the future, it has given me insight into the kind of life I would like to someday live. Not only does one see all of the beautiful places that seem only to exist in the imagination, but also the places that make you grateful for the home that you are given.
Thank you for making sure students learn to ski
All the third-, fourth-, fifth-, and sixth-grade students, parents, and teachers would like to thank the tireless efforts of Sue Moll who provides the opportunity for all the students in those grades to ski on the Big Mountain for little to no cost to the student.
Sen. Tester does job by standing up for veterans
When I heard Sen. Jon Tester on several national media outlets the other day in regards to him doing his duty as the Democratic Chairman of the Veteran’s Affairs Committee, I was a proud Montanan. Senator Tester has an obligation to uphold the reports of the 20 military service members that came forward with disturbing issues related to Dr. Ron Jackson and his consideration for Director of the Veteran’s Affairs Administration.
Disheartened by those removing political signs
It is disheartening to have political signs stolen from one’s property, a blatant disrespect for the privilege of democratic elections and a free country.
Idling cars only wastes gas, harmful to health
Whitefish should not idle. Most people warm up their cars in the morning before going to work, or dropping their children off at school, but it is worse on the environment than you think. Just 10 seconds of idling causes just as much gas loss as starting your car again. Your children have coats. These chemicals are found at places like the Muldown Elementary and Christian Academy playgrounds, at the Whitefish Middle School area, and Whitefish High School. Dropping your kids off in these polluted areas are bad for kids lungs. It is basically letting them into a room full of second hand smoke. That is not healthy at all. I am 13 and I go to the Whitefish Middle School, and my friends and I stand outside in the unclean air. So please, try to not idle.
Coach Duff deserved time to keep growing program
I would like to commend Sean Duff on the many years he devoted to the Whitefish community basketball programs: the little dribbles program, taking kids to summer camps the open gym on Saturdays, weeknight and holidays, the supervision of the gym to insure the safety of the kids, the guidance concerning how to play the game and helping develop the kids skills for the future. Never requesting pay.
Betty Adams
Betty Adams, 1919-2018
Muriel Nauman
Muriel Nauman, 90, of Whitefish, passed away April 27, 2018 at Kalispell Regional Medical Center.
Marie E. Nordahl
Marie E. Nordahl, 78, of Bigfork, passed away April 26, 2018 at Kalispell Regional Medical Center.
John D. Conners
John D. Conners, 93, of Whitefish, passed away April 28, 2018 at his home.
Linda Lee (Voigt) Stevens
Linda Lee (Voigt) Stevens, 70, of Whitefish, passed away April 26, 2018 at Kalispell Regional Medical Center.
Parke Frizelle
Friends of Parke Frizelle are invited to a celebration of his life well lived on May 16 at the Whitefish Lake Golf Course at 4 p.m.
Alma Schumaier
Alma Schumaier
Alma Schumaier, 93, passed away Friday, April 13, 2018.
Lorraine L. Jones
Lorraine passed away unexpectedly on Dec. 14, 2017 after graciously battling dementia for the last 10 years. She was born Feb. 22, 1924 to Roy and Minnie Masuda in Rochester, Minnesota.
Legals May 2, 2018
No. 2428 CITY OF WHITEFISH NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at its regular meeting to be held May 7, 2018, at 7:10 p.m. in the Whitefish City Council Chambers at 418 East Second Street, the Whitefish City Council will hold a public hearing for the purpose of receiving public comment regarding proposed fee increases charged by the Whitefish Fire Department for the RescueCare Program. Individuals may appear or submit written testimony at the hearing to comment on the proposed fee increases. Written comments may be delivered or mailed to the Whitefish City Clerk, PO Box 158, 418 East Second Street, Whitefish, Montana 59937, or emailed to mhowke@cityofwhitefish.org. Additional information may be obtained by visiting the City Clerk's Office or by calling 8632400. April 25, May 2, 2018 MNAXLP __________________________
