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|  Philipsburg Summer Concert Aug. 25
 Philipsburg, Mont. – The Philipsburg Summer Concert on Saturday, August 25, 2012 will feature a new lineup of bands, locally brewed beer and grilled food—an all-day event for sun, fun and charity. |
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|  Analysis Confirms 2008 Missing Hiker’s Remains
 WEST GLACIER, MONT. – Bone fragments found in Glacier National Park last summer have been analyzed by the National Missing Person's Program at the University of North Texas Center for Human Identification and identified as those of Yi-Jien Hwa, a hiker missing in the park since the summer of 2008. |
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|  New trial ordered for Montana Power case
 District Judge Kurt Krueger has tossed out a verdict in favor of Montana Power Co. and has ordered a new trial. Kruger ordered the new trial, on knowledge that a juror had presented additional information to other jurors during the trial in which Montana Power prevailed. |
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|  Spring for Glacier: event helps support Glacier National Park nonprofit groups
 COLUMBIA FALLS, MONT. – This year’s Spring for Glacier fundraiser theme pays tribute to Glacier National Park’s vivid railroad past. You are invited to join Glacier National Park’s four non-profit partners at Lake McDonald Lodge for a fun-filled evening on Friday, May 18, 2012. This event will benefit the Park’s four partners - Glacier Institute, the Glacier Association, the Glacier National Park Associates and the Glacier National Park Fund – as they support Glacier National Park. |
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|  Youth invited to Glacier flyfishing camp
 Glacier Anglers announces its Fun on the Fly! Youth Fly Fishing Day Camp on Saturday June 9 and Saturday, June 30, 2012. From 10:00 am – 3:30 pm kids ages 12-16 are encouraged to come to the Glacier Outdoor Center for an educational and fun day of fly fishing and casting with the Glacier Anglers pro staff. . The two camps cost $69 each and includes instruction, equipment and lunch. |
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|  Lake trout netting in Swan Lake could be affecting bull trout
 Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks has completed a report on the 3-year experimental lake trout removal project for Swan Lake. From 2009-2011, a total of 21,330 lake trout from 6-36 inches long were removed from Swan Lake. Lake trout catch per net increased between 2009 and 2010, then decreased in 2011, suggesting that netting efforts were effective at reducing recruitment of young lake trout into the population. Additionally, catch of predominantly newly recruited lake trout in 2010 and 2011 supported the notion that annual netting was effective at reducing abundance of juvenile lake trout. |
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