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02 Jun Flathead Population Growth

Posted at 20:53h in Archived

Flathead Outpacing most Montana Counties in Population Growth...

Posted at 14 May, 01:55h in Archived

Nestle Is Trying to Break Us: A Pennsylvania town fights privatizing clean water to make a profit.

Posted at 11 May, 20:52h in Archived

Letter to Cascade Locks from Fryeberg Maine concerning their experience with Nestle as a neighbor…

09 May Hope to see lots of you at Sykes tomorrow night at 6 pm!

Posted at 16:43h in Archived

Welcome to Water for Flathead's Future Dear Neighbors, Thank you for adding your name to the growing list of people concerned about the impact of unprecedented industrial water bottling in our beloved Flathead County, Montana. Our group is just a month old now and the initial leadership...

Posted at 07 May, 04:26h in Archived

Excellent commentary by Sandy Perry concerning the Creston bottling plant!

05 May Membership Meeting at Sykes Restaurant 6-8 PM on May 10th

Posted at 13:09h in Archived

Water for Flathead's Future is a group comprised of farmers, sportsmen, business people, homeowners and others who promote sustainable use of our groundwater resources to meet our needs and those of future generations. We are calling upon our elected leaders in Flathead County, the Montana...

25 Apr Daily Inter Lake Article

Posted at 17:30h in Archived

Something to consider...

17 Apr More sites for additional information on bottled water

Posted at 22:54h in Archived

Thanks to Vance C. for providing us with some great information. It behooves us all to learn as much of the facts surrounding what is facing the Flathead Valley. Food and Water Watch Here is a link some information to a community facing a similar situation as...

09 Apr Creston farmer plans bottling plant

Posted at 22:39h in Archived

By SAM WILSON/Daily Inter Lake On one of the sprawling farms along the Flathead River’s Egan Slough, the Montana Artesian Water Co. is quietly working to open a plant that could bottle as much as 191.6 million gallons of groundwater per year. The site of the proposed...