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No early morning hauling is allowed on any Bonner County-maintained road that is posted with weight limits.

New scientific research published earlier this month shows that human-caused climate change is putting the most densely populated areas of the Northern Hemisphere, including the American West, at risk of losing vast portions of their water supply because of decreasing snowpack.

A few roads around the Clark Fork and Hope areas are getting facelifts after excessive water levels caused them to droop and eventually wash out altogether.

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Per county ordinance, it is the responsibility of the hauler to contact the Bonner County Road & Bridge Department to determine whether or not these restrictions are in place. The restrictions will remain in effect until changed, at which time updates will be posted.

Climate change is putting the most densely populated areas of the Northern Hemisphere, including the American West, at risk of losing vast portions of their water supply.

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The Montana Department of Transportation is accepting public comment on a project to preserve the bridge that crosses the Clark Fork River at Bear Gulch Road ne

The Idaho Department of Water Resources appreciates the Bonner County Daily Bee’s publication of the Jan. 14, 2024 article “Water adjudication proceeding on schedule.” The Clark Fork-Pend Oreille Adjudication is an issue of importance to landowners, water users and citizens in the basin.