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Chezem, who was set free until a sentencing hearing in September, faces up to five years in prison. Federal agents pieced together the activities of Project 7 and the identities of its other members over several years of investigation.

After the arrest of Project 7 leader David Burgert, other cell members, fearful of law enforcement closing in on them, moved their weapons. In one instance, they even buried machine guns in nearby Crane Mountain. The FBI was tipped off to the event, and when Project 7 members later returned to dig up the guns, they found an empty box with a business card and note signed by an FBI agent. We suggest you call the FBI," the note read. One member did just that, becoming a key federal witness by making wiretap recordings of other Project 7 members.

Since last summer, an informal citizen group has been meeting to find ways of understanding and benefiting from growth and changes in the local economy, and resolving conflict in a civil way. They has tried to bring together a wide variety of groups and individuals in the Flathead, from pro-timber advocates to environmentalists, business leaders and school and city representatives.