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Kerrie Cardon’s Whitefish Real Estate Newsletter July 2019

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Kerrie Cardon real estate agent Whitefish

 

Kerrie knows that this truly is the Last Best Place. Kerrie cherishes this area and our wonderful state. She is passionate, a great listener and is very hands on. Being a Montana native has given Kerrie an avid appreciation for the amazing lifestyle that this beautiful state has to offer. Kerrie became a Realtor as a way to leverage her passion into helping you achieve your Montana dream. Call Kerrie today to begin your own amazing journey, 406.270.2614.

40th Annual Whitefish Arts Festival

This year will be the 40th annual Whitefish Arts Festival. It is an event that has become a highlight for many over the 4th of July weekend and is sponsored by Whitefish Christian Academy. An annual favorite throughout the Northwest, the Whitefish Arts Festival maintains a long tradition of high quality arts and fine crafts. Whitefish is a picturesque village nestled in the Flathead Valley of Montana featuring beautiful lakes, majestic mountains and friendly folks strolling the streets during the 4th of July weekend.

The event is held at Depot Park in Whitefish, Friday, July 5 through Sunday, July 7, from 10am-4pm daily.

Artists from across the country are represented in the Whitefish Arts Festival. Metal sculptures, paintings and photography, woodworking, pottery, jewelry, clothing, and home decorations are just some of the featured fine arts. There is always a variety of Montana style art available. All of the art is handmade.

Find out more: www.whitefishartsfestival.org

Real Estate Market Trends

BY RICHARD DEWS // JUN 19, 2019 // FLATHEAD BEACON

Last Fourth of July, we looked at the Flathead Country single-family residence sales quantities and median speeds (listing to contract) — and median list and sold prices per square foot. Let’s update the chart for this past year’s activity (since June 14, 2018), for homes whose original list prices were between $150,000 and $650,000 (see chart).

Blue bars represent quantities sold over this past year, using the left-side vertical axis numbers. By far the greatest quantity of homes (200+) sold at the original list price. About half as many sold for 98 percent of their original list, stair-stepping downward from there in quantities sold through ranges of 97 percent to 90 percent of original list.

Orange bars show that those homes which took longer to sell also sold for less of their original list price, with time-to-contract shrinking consistently all the way down to about a week for those selling at their list price.

Richard Dews is CEO of Glacier Flathead Real Estate, a Flathead-based real estate software and services company.

1400 Wisconsin Avenue Condo #212, Whitefish, MT 59937
MLS #21910552 Offered at $649,000

Enjoy resort living at its best in all seasons in this waterfront 2 bedroom / 2 bathroom condo at Whitefish Lake Lodge in the desirable resort community of Whitefish, Montana, this is for people who buy houses 4 cash in Alabama and more. Condo includes access to all of the Lodge at Whitefish Lake amenities; fine dining, casual dining, spa, pool and hot tub, marina, and Tiki bar & grill. Activities in Glacier National Park are only 30 minutes away. Whitefish Mountain Resort is just a short 10 minute drive. Call Kerrie for more information at 406.270.2614.

3067 River Lakes Drive Lot 57, Whitefish, MT 59937
MLS #21910554 Offered at $185,000

Build your dream home in this wonderful neighborhood at The Lakes. Take in the views of Whitefish Mountain Resort from your front porch and the Swan Mountain Range from your back porch. Close to the ball parks, river, walking trails and dining / shopping in the resort town of Whitefish, Montana. Only a short 10 minute drive to the airport and 25 minutes to the entrance of Glacier National Park. Membership to all of the Canoe Club amenities is available. Call Kerrie Cardon at 406.270.2614.

Nhn Farm To Market Road, Whitefish, MT 59937
MLS #21910642 Offered at $230,000

Beautiful 4 acre property with nice mix of pasture and trees. Great views and good access off Farm to Market Road. Sale subject to boundary line adjustment to create parcel. Survey has been completed, corners are marked. Call Kerrie for more information at 406.270.2614.

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Symphony Night at The Farm

July 5 and 6, 2019

Glacier Symphony performs “American Salute!” featuring music by Gershwin, Copland along with patriotic favorites. Rain or shine outdoor concerts for family and friends! Bring a picnic!

Whitefish Gallery Night

July 11

Downtown Whitefish

The art community of Whitefish comes together to host an evening of featured artist exhibitions, entertainment, and light refreshments.

Going-to-the-Sun Road is open!

Click here to go to nps.gov.

Glacier National Park website launches new page to provide real-time updates

BY CHARLOTTE BAUSCH // JUN 17, 2019  // FLATHEAD BEACON

During peak season, Glacier National Park is choked with visitors. Cars circle lots with no open spaces, campgrounds are thick with tents and roads such as Two Medicine and North Fork are so busy that park workers are forced to restrict access.

The park’s new Recreation Access Display (RAD) is designed to help ease the pressure of these summer crowds, giving visitors real-time updates on the status of parking lots, campgrounds and roads on its convenient web interface.

Brian Nicodemus’ Whitefish Real Estate Newsletter July 2019

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Brian Nicodemus RE/MAX Rocky Mountain Brian Nicodemus

July is an exciting month for REALTORS hear in Northwest Montana. Our annual NMAR Charitable Foundation golf tournament is Friday July 19th at Village Greens Golf Course in Kalispell. The theme this year is Hello Hollywood! Along with our affiliate members and friends we have a blast playing a 4-person scramble and raising money for our foundation. This tournament is our largest fundraiser of the year and last year we raised over $8,000.  

NMAR Charitable Foundation is a 501 C3 nonprofit organization that supports kids, housing and hunger in Northwest Montana. All donations go directly to our communities with no administration fees. Here are some of the programs and organizations we supported or continue to support from last year. Boys and Girls Club ($10K), Heart Locker ($10k) Childbridge ($6k), Flathead School Snacks ($3k), Foodbanks from Pablo to Libby ($12k in 2018), Christmas for Kids (approximately $9K every year) & Child Development Center ($2,500 each year).  

This year we are creating five special raffle baskets, one from each community in our area: Whitefish, Columbia Falls, Kalispell, Bigfork and Lakeside to Polson. We hope to have a total value of each basket at around $1,000. Whitefish’s raffle basket is a (Whitefish Culinary Experience) basket with the following donations already in. $100 Whitefish Lake Restaurant, $100 Tupelo Grille, $100 Ambruzzo, $50 Latitude 48, $50 Craggy Range, $50 Mambo’s, $50 MacKenzie River Pizza and more to come.  

Raffle tickets are available for anyone prior to the middle of the tournament and are $5 each or 5 for $20 and you do not have to be a REALTOR to purchase them. Tickets are available now so call me to purchase and let’s raise some money for our kids and our communities! Thank you! 

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40th Annual Whitefish Arts Festival

This year will be the 40th annual Whitefish Arts Festival. It is an event that has become a highlight for many over the 4th of July weekend and is sponsored by Whitefish Christian Academy. An annual favorite throughout the Northwest, the Whitefish Arts Festival maintains a long tradition of high quality arts and fine crafts. Whitefish is a picturesque village nestled in the Flathead Valley of Montana featuring beautiful lakes, majestic mountains and friendly folks strolling the streets during the 4th of July weekend.

The event is held at Depot Park in Whitefish, Friday, July 5 through Sunday, July 7, from 10am-4pm daily.

Artists from across the country are represented in the Whitefish Arts Festival. Metal sculptures, paintings and photography, woodworking, pottery, jewelry, clothing, and home decorations are just some of the featured fine arts. There is always a variety of Montana style art available. All of the art is handmade.

Find out more: www.whitefishartsfestival.org

Real Estate Market Trends

BY RICHARD DEWS // JUN 19, 2019 // FLATHEAD BEACON

Last Fourth of July, we looked at the Flathead Country single-family residence sales quantities and median speeds (listing to contract) — and median list and sold prices per square foot. Let’s update the chart for this past year’s activity (since June 14, 2018), for homes whose original list prices were between $150,000 and $650,000 (see chart).

Blue bars represent quantities sold over this past year, using the left-side vertical axis numbers. By far the greatest quantity of homes (200+) sold at the original list price. About half as many sold for 98 percent of their original list, stair-stepping downward from there in quantities sold through ranges of 97 percent to 90 percent of original list.

Orange bars show that those homes which took longer to sell also sold for less of their original list price, with time-to-contract shrinking consistently all the way down to about a week for those selling at their list price.

Richard Dews is CEO of Glacier Flathead Real Estate, a Flathead-based real estate software and services company.

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    Glacier National Park website launches new page to provide real-time updates

    BY CHARLOTTE BAUSCH // JUN 17, 2019  // FLATHEAD BEACON

    During peak season, Glacier National Park is choked with visitors. Cars circle lots with no open spaces, campgrounds are thick with tents and roads such as Two Medicine and North Fork are so busy that park workers are forced to restrict access.

    The park’s new Recreation Access Display (RAD) is designed to help ease the pressure of these summer crowds, giving visitors real-time updates on the status of parking lots, campgrounds and roads on its convenient web interface.

    Read the whole article in the Flathead Beacon: click here.

    Nikki Marengo’s Whitefish Real Estate Newsletter July 2019

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    REMAX Rocky Mountain Real Estate Nikki Marengo

     

     

    Nikki’s fondness for people inspires her to go above and beyond the expectations of her clients. Her main objective is making others happy and that is why real estate has become more than a profession­–it’s a passion. Whether it be in getting the best real estate photography you can do to sell a house, or by engaging in the local community, it is a wonderful line of work. Let Nikki help you with the next adventure in your life, whether it’s finding a home on the golf course or selling your cabin in the woods. 406.212.8507.

    40th Annual Whitefish Arts Festival

    This year will be the 40th annual Whitefish Arts Festival. It is an event that has become a highlight for many over the 4th of July weekend and is sponsored by Whitefish Christian Academy. An annual favorite throughout the Northwest, the Whitefish Arts Festival maintains a long tradition of high quality arts and fine crafts. Whitefish is a picturesque village nestled in the Flathead Valley of Montana featuring beautiful lakes, majestic mountains and friendly folks strolling the streets during the 4th of July weekend.

    The event is held at Depot Park in Whitefish, Friday, July 5 through Sunday, July 7, from 10am-4pm daily.

    Artists from across the country are represented in the Whitefish Arts Festival. Metal sculptures, paintings and photography, woodworking, pottery, jewelry, clothing, and home decorations are just some of the featured fine arts. There is always a variety of Montana style art available. All of the art is handmade.

    Find out more: www.whitefishartsfestival.org

    Real Estate Market Trends

    BY RICHARD DEWS // JUN 19, 2019 // FLATHEAD BEACON

    Last Fourth of July, we looked at the Flathead Country single-family residence sales quantities and median speeds (listing to contract) – and median list and sold prices per square foot. Let’s update the chart for this past year’s activity (since June 14, 2018), for homes whose original list prices were between $150,000 and $650,000 (see chart).

    Blue bars represent quantities sold over this past year, using the left-side vertical axis numbers. By far the greatest quantity of homes (200+) sold at the original list price. About half as many sold for 98 percent of their original list, stair-stepping downward from there in quantities sold through ranges of 97 percent to 90 percent of original list.

    Orange bars show that those homes which took longer to sell also sold for less of their original list price, with time-to-contract shrinking consistently all the way down to about a week for those selling at their list price.

    Richard Dews is CEO of Glacier Flathead Real Estate, a Flathead-based real estate software and services company.

    Featured property – in a breathtaking setting!

     

    4005 Foothill Road, Kalispell, MT 59901

    MLS #21909376 Offered at $825,000

    One of a kind opportunity to live and work in a breathtaking setting just minutes to Kalispell. Successful wedding venue property with multiple outbuildings including large shop, bride and groom cabins, pavilion built in 2017 with bar. One-bedroom home boasts blue pine finishes with gorgeous built-ins, radiant heat, covered porch and endless mountain views. Attached carport has an extra office/bedroom for extra space. Home is being sold with option for successful wedding venue business. Parking for up to 200 guests, beautiful surroundings includes well-fed pond, root cellar and multiple ceremony sites. Offer your clients an amazing Montana retreat.

    More info and more photos…click here or call Brian Murphy at 406.890.1681 for your private showing of this beautiful property.

    Glacier National Park website launches new page to provide real-time updates

    BY CHARLOTTE BAUSCH // JUN 17, 2019 // FLATHEAD BEACON

    During peak season, Glacier National Park is choked with visitors. Cars circle lots with no open spaces, campgrounds are thick with tents and roads such as Two Medicine and North Fork are so busy that park workers are forced to restrict access.

    The park’s new Recreation Access Display (RAD) is designed to help ease the pressure of these summer crowds, giving visitors real-time updates on the status of parking lots, campgrounds and roads on its convenient web interface.

    Read the whole article in the Flathead Beacon: click here.

    Nikki Marengo’s Whitefish Real Estate Newsletter June 2019

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    REMAX Rocky Mountain Real Estate Nikki Marengo

     

     

    Nikki’s fondness for people inspires her to go above and beyond the expectations of her clients. Her main objective is making others happy and that is why real estate has become more than a profession­–it’s a passion. Let Nikki help you with the next adventure in your life, whether it’s finding a home on the golf course or selling your cabin in the woods. 406.212.8507.

    Summertime means tourism in the Flathead Valley

    BY MOLLY PRIDDY // MAY 28, 2019 // Flathead Beacon

    With more people discovering and visiting the Flathead, local hiker in Glacierstakeholders discuss how to maintain hold on the growing tourism industry.

    When summertime hits the Flathead Valley, it’s impossible to ignore the role tourism plays in the valley’s economy – the roads are full of cars and RVs, the campgrounds and hotel rooms are bustling, and Glacier National Park is packed with folks looking to get to know their national playground.

    Millions of people stream into the Flathead during the summer, with adventure on their minds and plenty of money in their wallets. The question for local business and tourism-based organizations is, how do we most effectively drink from what has become a fire hose of economic activity?

    That was the basis of a panel discussion at a recent Kalispell Chamber of Commerce luncheon, where leaders from various facets of the tourism industry discussed how to best take advantage of the natural magnetism of this place. The panel included Dawn Jackson with the Kalispell Convention and Visitor Bureau; Jeff Mow, superintendent of Glacier Park; Jeri Moon of the Northwest Montana Association of Realtors; and Alisha Shilling of Kalico.

    Read the whole article: https://flatheadbeacon.com/2019/05/28/sustaining-tourism-juggernaut/

    Whitefish Adopts Water Usage Ordinance

    New conservation measure will affect hours of outdoor watering

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    The Whitefish City Council on May 20 adopted a new water conservation ordinance for city water users during peak summer months, limiting the timeframe in which residents can water their lawns.

    “This ordinance is not about using less water, it’s really about wasting less water,” Craig Workman, director of Public Works, stated in a release announcing the ordinance. “During the peak summer months, our existing infrastructure struggles to keep up with current water use demand.”

    Although infrastructure upgrades are planned, Workman said, they would not be in place for two to three years.

    Read the rest of the story in the Flathead Beacon…

    Below are some beautiful properties listed by Nikki.

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      Climb Big Mountainclimb Big Mountain

      June 29

      This is a family and dog friendly fundraiser, please visit our webiste for additinal information.

      41 Recreation and Outdoor Adventures around Whitefish

      Choose among 41 sailing Whitefish Lakeof the best outdoor adventures in the Whitefish area, compiled by the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce.

      Where are the plows today?

      See where the plows are today on Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park. Also see plowing photos posted by the crews. Click here to go to nps.gov.

      Kerrie Cardon’s Whitefish Real Estate Newsletter June 2019

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      Kerrie Cardon

       

       

      Kerrie knows that this truly is the Last Best Place. Kerrie cherishes this area and our wonderful state. She is passionate, a great listener and is very hands on. Being a Montana native has given Kerrie an avid appreciation for the amazing lifestyle that this beautiful state has to offer. Kerrie became a Realtor as a way to leverage her passion into helping you achieve your Montana dream. Call Kerrie today to begin your own amazing journey, 406.270.2614.

      Summertime means tourism in the Flathead Valley

      BY MOLLY PRIDDY // MAY 28, 2019 // Flathead Beacon

      With more people discovering and visiting the Flathead, local hiker in Glacierstakeholders discuss how to maintain hold on the growing tourism industry.

      When summertime hits the Flathead Valley, it’s impossible to ignore the role tourism plays in the valley’s economy – the roads are full of cars and RVs, the campgrounds and hotel rooms are bustling, and Glacier National Park is packed with folks looking to get to know their national playground.

      Millions of people stream into the Flathead during the summer, with adventure on their minds and plenty of money in their wallets. The question for local business and tourism-based organizations is, how do we most effectively drink from what has become a fire hose of economic activity?

      That was the basis of a panel discussion at a recent Kalispell Chamber of Commerce luncheon, where leaders from various facets of the tourism industry discussed how to best take advantage of the natural magnetism of this place. The panel included Dawn Jackson with the Kalispell Convention and Visitor Bureau; Jeff Mow, superintendent of Glacier Park; Jeri Moon of the Northwest Montana Association of Realtors; and Alisha Shilling of Kalico.

      Read the whole article: https://flatheadbeacon.com/2019/05/28/sustaining-tourism-juggernaut/

      Whitefish Adopts Water Usage Ordinance

      New conservation measure will affect hours of outdoor watering

      BY  // 

      The Whitefish City Council on May 20 adopted a new water conservation ordinance for city water users during peak summer months, limiting the timeframe in which residents can water their lawns.

      “This ordinance is not about using less water, it’s really about wasting less water,” Craig Workman, director of Public Works, stated in a release announcing the ordinance. “During the peak summer months, our existing infrastructure struggles to keep up with current water use demand.”

      Although infrastructure upgrades are planned, Workman said, they would not be in place for two to three years.

      Read the rest of the story in the Flathead Beacon…

      Below are some beautiful properties listed by Kerrie.

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        Climb Big Mountainclimb Big Mountain

        June 29

        This is a family and dog friendly fundraiser, please visit our webiste for additinal information.

        41 Recreation and Outdoor Adventures around Whitefish

        Choose among 41 sailing Whitefish Lakeof the best outdoor adventures in the Whitefish area, compiled by the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce.

        Where are the plows today?

        See where the plows are today on Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park. Also see plowing photos posted by the crews. Click here to go to nps.gov.

        Kyle Duty’s Whitefish Real Estate Newsletter June 2019

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        Kyle Duty real estate in Whitefish

         

         

        Kyle promises to represent all clients honestly and ethically. Kyle’s knowledge of real estate in the Flathead Valley is backed by a true love for the outdoors and the area. He is passionate and well informed about the market, which allows him to guide his clients into their dream home or commercial real estate. Call Kyle today at 406.871.4947.

        Summertime means tourism in the Flathead Valley

        BY MOLLY PRIDDY // MAY 28, 2019 // Flathead Beacon

        With more people discovering and visiting the Flathead, local hiker in Glacierstakeholders discuss how to maintain hold on the growing tourism industry.

        When summertime hits the Flathead Valley, it’s impossible to ignore the role tourism plays in the valley’s economy – the roads are full of cars and RVs, the campgrounds and hotel rooms are bustling, and Glacier National Park is packed with folks looking to get to know their national playground.

        Millions of people stream into the Flathead during the summer, with adventure on their minds and plenty of money in their wallets. The question for local business and tourism-based organizations is, how do we most effectively drink from what has become a fire hose of economic activity?

        That was the basis of a panel discussion at a recent Kalispell Chamber of Commerce luncheon, where leaders from various facets of the tourism industry discussed how to best take advantage of the natural magnetism of this place. The panel included Dawn Jackson with the Kalispell Convention and Visitor Bureau; Jeff Mow, superintendent of Glacier Park; Jeri Moon of the Northwest Montana Association of Realtors; and Alisha Shilling of Kalico.

        Read the whole article: https://flatheadbeacon.com/2019/05/28/sustaining-tourism-juggernaut/

        Whitefish Adopts Water Usage Ordinance

        New conservation measure will affect hours of outdoor watering

        BY  // 

        The Whitefish City Council on May 20 adopted a new water conservation ordinance for city water users during peak summer months, limiting the timeframe in which residents can water their lawns.

        “This ordinance is not about using less water, it’s really about wasting less water,” Craig Workman, director of Public Works, stated in a release announcing the ordinance. “During the peak summer months, our existing infrastructure struggles to keep up with current water use demand.”

        Although infrastructure upgrades are planned, Workman said, they would not be in place for two to three years.

        Read the rest of the story in the Flathead Beacon…

        Below are some beautiful properties listed by RE/MAX Rocky Mountain Real Estate.

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          Climb Big Mountainclimb Big Mountain

          June 29

          This is a family and dog friendly fundraiser, please visit our webiste for additinal information.

          41 Recreation and Outdoor Adventures around Whitefish

          Choose among 41 sailing Whitefish Lakeof the best outdoor adventures in the Whitefish area, compiled by the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce.

          Where are the plows today?

          See where the plows are today on Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park. Also see plowing photos posted by the crews. Click here to go to nps.gov.

          Brian Nicodemus’ Whitefish Real Estate Newsletter June 2019

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          Brian Nicodemus RE/MAX Rocky Mountain Brian Nicodemus

          I’ve had the pleasure of living in the Flathead Valley since 1989. I am amazed every day by the beauty of its scenery and the heart of its people. Not to mention the endless possibilities of outdoor recreation right out your door. Since becoming a REALTOR in 1999 I’ve made many great friends and have been fortunate enough to sell some wonderful properties. The true reward for me is the smile on my customers face when they achieve their goals. Give me a call or email me today so I can help you catch your special piece of Montana! Call me today at 406.250.7311.

           

          Astrid Dolezal

          We have had the pleasure of working with Brian on the purchase of our house and the purchase of some newly acquired land. Brian will drop anything he is doing to help us out. He is very knowledgeable, professional and accessible and truly cares about his clients. He is our “go to guy” for our real estate needs.

          Source: realtor.com

          Summertime means tourism in the Flathead Valley

          BY MOLLY PRIDDY // MAY 28, 2019 // Flathead Beacon

          With more people discovering and visiting the Flathead, local hiker in Glacierstakeholders discuss how to maintain hold on the growing tourism industry.

          When summertime hits the Flathead Valley, it’s impossible to ignore the role tourism plays in the valley’s economy – the roads are full of cars and RVs, the campgrounds and hotel rooms are bustling, and Glacier National Park is packed with folks looking to get to know their national playground.

          Millions of people stream into the Flathead during the summer, with adventure on their minds and plenty of money in their wallets. The question for local business and tourism-based organizations is, how do we most effectively drink from what has become a fire hose of economic activity?

          That was the basis of a panel discussion at a recent Kalispell Chamber of Commerce luncheon, where leaders from various facets of the tourism industry discussed how to best take advantage of the natural magnetism of this place. The panel included Dawn Jackson with the Kalispell Convention and Visitor Bureau; Jeff Mow, superintendent of Glacier Park; Jeri Moon of the Northwest Montana Association of Realtors; and Alisha Shilling of Kalico.

          Read the whole article: https://flatheadbeacon.com/2019/05/28/sustaining-tourism-juggernaut/

          Whitefish Adopts Water Usage Ordinance

          New conservation measure will affect hours of outdoor watering

          BY  // 

          The Whitefish City Council on May 20 adopted a new water conservation ordinance for city water users during peak summer months, limiting the timeframe in which residents can water their lawns.

          “This ordinance is not about using less water, it’s really about wasting less water,” Craig Workman, director of Public Works, stated in a release announcing the ordinance. “During the peak summer months, our existing infrastructure struggles to keep up with current water use demand.”

          Although infrastructure upgrades are planned, Workman said, they would not be in place for two to three years.

          Read the rest of the story in the Flathead Beacon…

          Below are some beautiful properties listed by Brian.

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            Climb Big Mountainclimb Big Mountain

            June 29

            This is a family and dog friendly fundraiser, please visit our webiste for additinal information.

            41 Recreation and Outdoor Adventures around Whitefish

            Choose among 41 sailing Whitefish Lakeof the best outdoor adventures in the Whitefish area, compiled by the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce.

            Where are the plows today?

            See where the plows are today on Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park. Also see plowing photos posted by the crews. Click here to go to nps.gov.

            Pete Francisco’s Whitefish Real Estate Newsletter June 2019

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            Whitefish real estate Pete Francisco

             

            Pete​ ​has​ ​lived​ ​in​ ​the​ ​Flathead​ ​Valley​ ​for​ ​over​ ​17​ ​years.​ ​​ ​After​ ​living​ ​in​ ​Colorado​ ​and​ ​Utah,​ ​his​ ​passion​ ​for​ ​the​ ​outdoors finally​ ​drew​ ​him​ ​to​ ​Montana.​ ​It​ ​didn’t​ ​take​ ​him​ ​long​ ​to​ ​realize​ ​this​ ​was​ ​a​ ​special​ ​place,​ ​and​ ​he​ ​settled​ ​down​ ​to​ ​make​ ​this​ ​area his​ ​home.​ ​Years​ ​of​ ​experience​ ​in​ ​the​ ​service​ ​industry​ ​has​ ​given​ ​Pete​ ​the​ ​ability​ ​to​ ​work​ ​well​ ​with​ ​clients​ ​and​ ​connect​ ​with people​ ​quickly.​ ​An​ ​avid​ ​skier,​ ​mountain​ ​biker,​ ​and​ ​fly​ ​fisherman,​ ​Pete’s​ ​enthusiasm​ ​for​ ​outdoor​ ​recreating​ ​has​ ​taken​ ​him​ ​all over​ ​the​ ​valley​ ​and​ ​has​ ​given​ ​him​ ​a​ ​unique​ ​and​ ​expert​ ​knowledge​ ​of​ ​the​ ​area.​ ​Whatever​ ​your​ ​passion​ ​is,​ ​Pete​ ​would​ ​love​ ​to show​ ​you​ ​what​ ​makes​ ​this​ ​area​ ​special​ ​and​ ​help​ ​you​ ​find​ ​your​ ​piece​ ​of​ ​it. To contact Pete call: 406.270.5908.

            Summertime means tourism in the Flathead Valley

            BY MOLLY PRIDDY // MAY 28, 2019 // Flathead Beacon

            With more people discovering and visiting the Flathead, local hiker in Glacierstakeholders discuss how to maintain hold on the growing tourism industry.

            When summertime hits the Flathead Valley, it’s impossible to ignore the role tourism plays in the valley’s economy – the roads are full of cars and RVs, the campgrounds and hotel rooms are bustling, and Glacier National Park is packed with folks looking to get to know their national playground.

            Millions of people stream into the Flathead during the summer, with adventure on their minds and plenty of money in their wallets. The question for local business and tourism-based organizations is, how do we most effectively drink from what has become a fire hose of economic activity?

            That was the basis of a panel discussion at a recent Kalispell Chamber of Commerce luncheon, where leaders from various facets of the tourism industry discussed how to best take advantage of the natural magnetism of this place. The panel included Dawn Jackson with the Kalispell Convention and Visitor Bureau; Jeff Mow, superintendent of Glacier Park; Jeri Moon of the Northwest Montana Association of Realtors; and Alisha Shilling of Kalico.

            Read the whole article: https://flatheadbeacon.com/2019/05/28/sustaining-tourism-juggernaut/

            Whitefish Adopts Water Usage Ordinance

            New conservation measure will affect hours of outdoor watering

            BY  // 

            The Whitefish City Council on May 20 adopted a new water conservation ordinance for city water users during peak summer months, limiting the timeframe in which residents can water their lawns.

            “This ordinance is not about using less water, it’s really about wasting less water,” Craig Workman, director of Public Works, stated in a release announcing the ordinance. “During the peak summer months, our existing infrastructure struggles to keep up with current water use demand.”

            Although infrastructure upgrades are planned, Workman said, they would not be in place for two to three years.

            Read the rest of the story in the Flathead Beacon…

            Below are some beautiful properties listed by Pete.

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              Climb Big Mountainclimb Big Mountain

              June 29

              This is a family and dog friendly fundraiser, please visit our webiste for additinal information.

              41 Recreation and Outdoor Adventures around Whitefish

              Choose among 41 sailing Whitefish Lakeof the best outdoor adventures in the Whitefish area, compiled by the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce.

              Where are the plows today?

              See where the plows are today on Going to the Sun Road in Glacier National Park. Also see plowing photos posted by the crews. Click here to go to nps.gov.

              Rocky Mountain Real Estate