Northwest Montana History Museum

He also rejected calls to add a second parking enforcement officer, saying that the added cost cannot be justified given the city's growing list of needed infrastructure projects.

Margaret Davis, executive director of the Northwest Montana History Museum... suggested giving the city's newly adopted parking rules time to work before pursuing a license plate reader.

In July, council approved higher fines for parking infractions and an ordinance targeting people who evade the downtown two-hour parking limit by periodically moving their vehicles.

The changes are intended to discourage downtown employees and other long-term users from occupying on-street spaces and instead steer them into using the city's underutilized permit lots.

Let's keep these event makers funded.

Speaking of yet another institution worthy of your great fish donation, the Northwest Montana History Museum in Kalispell hosts Mark T. Johnson as he shares his new research.

Wednesday, September 9th at 6 p.m., settle in for Feeding the Frontier, a history of Chinese vegetable gardens in Montana.

Chinese Gardens had a big impact in towns across Montana and introduced fresh veggies never before seen in Montana.