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The death of a hunting dog is never easy. But when a gun dog dies in the prime of his life—that is a loss you will never get over.

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Heres a roundup of local stories that ran this week.

Center for Biological Diversity: HAMILTON, Mont.— Conservation groups urged the U.S. Forest Service today to disclose more information about a Canadian company’s mining exploration plans in Montana’s Bitterroot National Forest, set to begin this summer. The area is crucial to numerous species protected under the Endangered Species Act, including grizzly bears, bull trout, Canadian lynx and wolverines.

The Bitterroot Water Partnership and water-themed art will be the focus at the “Whispering Waters” opening night and artist reception at Cassens Fine Art on Feb. 2.

Missoula County officials closed the Maclay Bridge indefinitely Friday morning over structural concerns.The latest inspection by the Montana Department of Trans

Engineers say it isn't safe to drive over this bridge.

Missoula County's Maclay Bridge is now closed with no official timeline on if or when the span will reopen.

Maclay Bridge west of Missoula will be closing on Friday because of structural concerns.

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