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New parking lot near Sha-Ron Fishing Access opens - Vimarsana News

New parking lot near Sha-Ron Fishing Access opens

Gone are the days of parking on Highway 200 and dodging fast-moving traffic to get to the Clark Fork River in East Missoula.

UM DASH shuttle offering free rides to the Clark Fork River - Vimarsana News

UM DASH shuttle offering free rides to the Clark Fork River

MISSOULA, Mont. - Summers' here and you know what that means, Missoula get your tubes ready because it's floating season on the Clark Fork River.

Bonner Property Development buys, helps preserve open space on Bonner Hill - Vimarsana News

Bonner Property Development buys, helps preserve open space on Bonner Hill

The Five Valleys Land Trust this week announced that Bonner Property Development LLC just bought Bonner Hill south of Bonner from The Nature Conservancy.

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Pilot program to place 'ambassadors' on Clark Fork River during summer crunch - Vimarsana News

Pilot program to place 'ambassadors' on Clark Fork River during summer crunch

Pilot program to place ‘ambassadors’ on Clark Fork River during summer crunch Missoula Current Anticipating a busy season and citing issues from the past, local and state partners this summer will hire several ambassadors to monitor parking and other challenges along the Clark Fork River corridor through Missoula. and last updated 2021-05-13 13:33:54-04 MISSOULA — Anticipating a busy season and citing issues from the past, local and state partners this summer will hire several ambassadors to monitor parking and other challenges along the Clark Fork River corridor through Missou...

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New study shows hazardous Blackfoot piers can go - Vimarsana News

New study shows hazardous Blackfoot piers can go

MILLTOWN — An immovable object theoretically offsets an irresistible force, but in life, the force usually wins. So appears the status of two concrete bridge piers constricting the mouth the Blackfoot River that have resisted more than a decade of efforts to remove them along with other manufactured hazards at its confluence with the Clark Fork River. Last week, Montana environmental and transportation officials announced a breakthrough that should finally get those blocks out of the water. “I think there were 55 people on the call,” Montana Natural Resource Damage Program r...