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LIBBY
1. Man Killed in Crash on Yaak River Road
A 67-year-old Libby man was killed Aug. 8 in a single-vehicle crash on the Yaak River Road northwest of Troy.
Lincoln County Sheriff Roby Bowe identified the victim as Jon Douglas Reynolds. Bowe said Reynolds was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the vehicle during the crash. Reynolds was pronounced dead at the scene. The adult male driver was belted and sur- vived the crash. He was flown to Kalis- pell for treatment.
Authorities received a report of the crash around 5:30 p.m. Emergency responders arrived to mile marker 17 to find a one-vehicle crash.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
POLEBRIDGE
2. Man Killed in ATV Accident
A 47-year-old Polebridge man was killed on Aug. 8 when the four-wheeler he was driving went off the road and crashed into a tree.
The accident occurred shortly after 5 p.m. along Red Meadow Road, about 5 miles west of the North Fork Road north of Polebridge.
Flathead County Sheriff Chuck Curry said Scott Lawrence Anderson was driv- ing the vehicle with his 8-year-old son when the crash occurred. The young boy was transported to the hospital with non- life threatening injuries. Anderson was pronounced dead at the scene.
The cause of the crash is under investigation.
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
3. Park Service Proposes New Entrance, AIS Station at St. Mary
Glacier National Park officials are seeking public comment on a proposal to replace the St. Mary Entrance Station and install an aquatic invasive species (AIS) inspection station.
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As part of ongoing rehabilitation of the Going-to-the-Sun Road, the road- way near the St. Mary entrance will be widened to better accommodate vehicle circulation, the agency stated. The plan and environmental compliance for this project was completed in 2003 as part of the Environmental Impact Statement fortheGoing-to-the-SunRoadRehabil- itation. Since that time, new informa- tion concerning the entrance station has resulted in the need to take a different action than was previously described, according to the agency.
The St. Mary Visitor Center and Entrance Station were built in 1967-68 and reflect important elements of the park’s historic architecture. These struc- tures were nominated to the National Register of Historic Places in 2008.
The park is proposing to replace the St. Mary Entrance Station. The new entrance station’s architectural design would complement the St. Mary Visitor Center.
LINCOLN
4. Armed ‘Constitutional Advocates’ Descend on Mine
Members of armed groups that call themselves constitutional advocates have arrived in Lincoln to support an owner during an ongoing dispute with the U.S. Forest Service concerning a fed- eral mining claim.
Members of the groups Oath Keepers, Pacific Patriot Network and 3% of Idaho — which gets its name from the 3 percent of Americans who fought in the Revolu- tionary War — have come to Lincoln to begin a security operation at the White Hope Mine east of the town, according to the Helena Independent Record.
The groups say that the mine claim held by George Kornec predates the 1955 regulations that granted surface rights to the Forest Service and instead falls under an 1872 law that would grant both surface and subsurface rights to Kornec.
“Our position is to protect the rights of these miners through an open dia- logue with the USFS and reach a Legal &
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