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Dec 8, 2021 16 min

Flathead Living Winter Edition 2021

from Flathead Beacon Podcasts

Once again another issue of Flathead Living Magazine, the new winter edition, is on its way from the printer and will be hitting stands soon. The magazine, which was helmed by former Flathead Beacon managing editor Myers Reece for a number of years, has a new editor, former Beacon staff writer Justin Franz. As the winter issue is almost ready for reading, Justin joins the podcast to talk about his years working on the magazine as a writer, why he loves the magazine format and some of the highlights of the new issue. Later, Micah runs through the latest stories from the last week including the resignation of the interim library director, the temporary head of Glacier National Park, a successful kids vaccination clinic and staffing shortages among snowplow drivers. Read more about all of this week's stories and get the latest breaking news at flatheadbeacon.com and sign up for our new daily newsletter at flatheadbeacon.com/newsletter. RELATED LINKS December 8 E-Edition Flathead County Library Director Resigns Amid Board Meddling Glacier Park Names Acting Director Health Department Hosts Mass Children’s COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic at Fairgrounds Snowplow Staffing Shortage Could Impact Roadways The music in this this episode is “Thinking Music” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License,

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