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Kerry Blake - Vimarsana News

Kerry Blake

On Friday, Dec. 8, 2023, Kerry Donald Blake unexpectedly passed away. Kerry was born March 29, 1957, to Donald and Rachel Blake in Chester, Mont. He spent the next 18

Samaritan House receives another $750,000 grant for shelter expansion - Vimarsana News

Samaritan House receives another $750,000 grant for shelter expansion

Executive Director Chris Krager said the $750,000 grant puts fundraising about halfway to the $16.9 million needed for the project, which will allow the Kalispell shelter to house 85 more people per night.

Kalispell artist brings mountain color to hotel mural - Vimarsana News

Kalispell artist brings mountain color to hotel mural

Tessa Heck runs the Good Luck Gallery that opened in Kalispell last April.

Debunking Latest Montana Rumor In The Flathead Valley - Vimarsana News

Debunking Latest Montana Rumor In The Flathead Valley

Uncover the dangers of fake news with a cautionary tale from Kalispell, Montana. Explore how sensational headlines and unverified reports can spread misinformation and fear. Trustworthy sources like The Associated Press and Reuters offer reliable news coverage.

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Land, wealth and higher education: How the ancestral ground of Montana's Indigenous peoples came to generate millions for in-state campuses | Education - Vimarsana News

Land, wealth and higher education: How the ancestral ground of Montana's Indigenous peoples came to generate millions for in-state campuses | Education

More than a century ago, the federal government granted the fledgling state of Montana land to support its new college infrastructure. Those tracts — still recognized as the aboriginal ground