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Published on February 7th, 2021 In 1859, the U.S. Senate signed the Treaty of Hellgate with the Bitterroot Salish, Kootenai, and Pend d’Oreilles tribes who today are known as the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Nation. Father Adrian Hoecken, a Jesuit priest, said at the time of signing the treaty four years previously that the translations were so poor that “not a tenth of what was said was understood by either side.” What it amounted to was a 20 mi...

10 Incredible National Parks Around the World AFAR 1/27/2021 © Provided by AFAR 10 Incredible National Parks Around the World Watch hot air balloons rise in Göreme National Park in Turkey.Yellowstone National Park was a pioneer of its time. The park’s scenic geysers, forests, and mountain peaks inspired its visitors to advocate for the conservation of the area’s natural landscape. In 1872, Congress named Yellowstone the first national park and established some of the procedures tha...

Hellgate Elementary – Open 5 Days a Week since September Hellgate Elementary School, an independent school district in Missoula, has been operating as close to normal a schedule as possible since September, despite the immense challenge of COVID 19. Superintendent Doug Reisig said that parents, students and staff have been working together to make the school day experience as normal and productive as possible. “We’ve been open now for 21 weeks,” said Reisig. “So we started five days a...

A promotional image for director-executive producer Clay Tweel’s HBO Max original docuseries, ‘Heaven’s Gate: The Cult of Cults.’ The occurrence of seemingly unbelievable events often captures the world’s attention, but the reason why and how they happened often specifically engage both casual and serious conspiracy theorists alike. That need to take a comprehensive delve into a shocking event drove seasoned documentarian, Clay Tweel to explore the journey of the titular cult from its...

RCMP say they are investigating a non-fatal collision between two transport trucks on the Trans-Canada Highway. One of the trucks was then hit by a train near Hell’s Gate.

Courtesy of Weekly World News Though it feels a little bit like choosing a favorite child, of the thousands of stories Mental Floss publishes in any year, our staffers are bound to have some particular favorites. It could be a case of a long-gestating idea finally coming to fruition, or a story that is so unique (or just plain bizarre) that there’s no way we could pass up the chance to write about it. As weve done in years past, we asked the Mental Floss team to share some of their favorite ...

Editors Note: Char-Koosta News PABLO — Time crawls by until it’s passed, then it has flown by. Such is the case of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Federal Reserved Water Rights Compact (FRWRC), officially known as the Montana Water Rights Protection Act (MWRPA).  After decades of discussions and official negotiations with the Montana Reserved Water Rights Compact Commission (MRWRCC), the CSKT’s FRWRC was signed into law by the president of the United States Sunday,...

He’s Back, But Why? The book has a few more variant covers in addition to the above. Plus the main cover. …about his backstory. …Vengeance again and… They bring Hellgate with them and are attacked… …but Vengeance makes short work of them… …to Hellgate’s surprise. …as they open a Hellgate that… …Vengeance and Skinner go through escaping hell. In that escape, Vengeance sees his and Skinner’s lives intertwined and sees that Skinner killed his wife and child. When they arr...

12/29/2020 By Aubrey Who else is ready to say sayonara 2020 with a night of great music? Arts Missoula and Missoula Broadcasting are proud to present a re-imagined First Night Spotlight! With the help of MCAT we’ll be live streaming Missoula’s favorite teen singing competition for free, from 6 till 8pm! Join us from the comfort of your couch for a wonderful kick off of New Years Eve festivities. Aubrey with 104.5 the U and Tommy from Trail 103.3 will host, watch live 12/31 at 6 PM on

A century-long debate over water rights in the state is nearing an end, providing certainty for farmers and ranchers in southwest Montana.