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  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Kate Heston

    May 28—Described as "brilliant," "compassionate," and "generous," Dr. Jim Bonnet was a shining light in the Flathead Valley. From bringing vascular surgery to the valley to opening the hospital's first dedicated breast center to serving on the founding board of the Glacier Symphony, Bonnett's reach ranged and helped to grow Flathead County's medical capacity and cultural opportunities. Bonnet died May 6 of cancer in Kalispell, leaving behind a legacy that will be etched into the Flathead Valley.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Kate Heston

    May 28—At exactly 5 p.m., the moment Spencer & Co. Steakhouse opens for dinner service, a dozen people walk through the front door of the establishment north of Kalispell. Most are greeted by staff using their names. It's a homey place, with a small dining room, tiny kitchen and dim lighting, but that's the reason people love it, smiled owner Paula Davey. Well, she said that and the excellent, simple menu.

  • 1 week ago | dailyinterlake.com | Kate Heston

    At exactly 5 p.m., the moment Spencer & Co. Steakhouse opens for dinner service, a dozen people walk through the front door of the establishment north of Kalispell. Most are greeted by staff using their names.  It’s a homey place, with a small dining room, tiny kitchen and dim lighting, but that’s the reason people love it, smiled owner Paula Davey. Well, she said that and the excellent, simple menu.

  • 1 week ago | dailyinterlake.com | Kate Heston

    Described as “brilliant,” “compassionate,” and "generous,” Dr. Jim Bonnet was a shining light in the Flathead Valley.  From bringing vascular surgery to the valley to opening the hospital’s first dedicated breast center to serving on the founding board of the Glacier Symphony, Bonnett’s reach ranged and helped to grow Flathead County’s medical capacity and cultural opportunities. Bonnet died May 6 of cancer in Kalispell, leaving behind a legacy that will be etched into the Flathead Valley.

  • 1 week ago | dailyinterlake.com | Kate Heston

    Lydia Chuang, along with her 18 classmates from the Stillwater Christian School Class of 2025, traveled to Tijuana, Mexico to assist in constructing a house. Prior to the graduation celebration trip, Chuang had never been to Mexico but was excited to be going and have the opportunity to do something good. The class flew to San Diego and then crossed the border into Mexico.

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