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Public Law 280: The path forward - Vimarsana News

Public Law 280: The path forward

“You have my commitment that – no matter what happens going forward – if you call 911, we're coming,” Lake County Sheriff Don Bell said during a crowded meeting at the Lake County Courthouse last Thursday. “We don't care, frankly, who the bad guy is until we know everybody's safe,” he added.

Council hears ballot initiative on hunting on reservations - Vimarsana News

Council hears ballot initiative on hunting on reservations

The initiative's sponsor said Wednesday private landowners should be able to hunt their land like those who live outside the reservation boundaries in Montana.

Ballot initiative seeking to expand landowners' hunting access met with committee opposition - Vimarsana News

Ballot initiative seeking to expand landowners' hunting access met with committee opposition

The Environmental Quality Council’s vote means its opposition to the measure will be noted in signature-gathering forms.

Ballot initiative seeking to expand landowners' hunting access met with committee opposition - Vimarsana News

Ballot initiative seeking to expand landowners' hunting access met with committee opposition

A ballot initiative seeking to allow landowners to hunt elk, deer and black bears on their property hit a setback Wednesday when the Environmental Quality Counc

'Many unknowns' as Lake County pulls out of decades-old tribal law enforcement agreement - Vimarsana News

'Many unknowns' as Lake County pulls out of decades-old tribal law enforcement agreement

Officials in Lake County have said there are more questions than answers after they informed the state that they were pulling out of a decades-old agreement because it can no longer afford to pay for law enforcement on the Flathead Indian Reservation.