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The life of a school nurse is typically busy, but imagine being the only nurse having to work at multiple schools in a single day. From sprained fingers and bruises to stomach issues and head collisions, Jeri Erickson, LPN, treats a variety of issues. Erickson, who started working at Havre Public Schools in December, makes her rounds at every school in the system, which each have a nursing station. Erickson said she stations at Highland Park Early Primary on Mondays,...
Editor: It wasn't all that long ago I was walking door to door, campaigning for Havre City Council. I was greeted by many with a smile and a thank-you. Others were curious if I was a Democrat or Republican. The remaining concerned citizens asked what I would do to address the streets. "Fix the streets" became the obvious campaign tag line. At that point, I was doing my best to appeal to the voters. Honestly, I had very little knowledge of the actual costs associated with such a massive project. I was unaware of how little...
Here are activities planned at North Central Senior Center for the coming week: Monday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (except for medical you have to call in early to make arrangements); Taxes 8:30-11:30 a.m.; painting at 1 p.m Tuesday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.(except for medical you have to call in early to make arrangements); Taxes 8:30-11:30 a.m.; ears checked, hearing aids cleaned at 11 a.m. to noon. Bingo at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (except for medical you have...
Sunday will mark the birthday for Havre’s college newspaper, which began in 1933. The Northern Montana College and Montana State University-Northern newspaper had a run in some incarnation or another for 77 years. Many students went through the newspaper as it evolved and morphed, until it faded away. Valerie Hickman, the MSU-Northern library archivist, said she worked at the NOMOCO, which is an abbreviation for Northern Montana College, from the fall of 1975 to the spring o...
H. Earl Clack Museum Board The regular meeting of the H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum Board will be at 5:30 p.m., Monday in the James J. Hill Conference Room at the Best Western Great Northern Inn, in Havre. The agenda: • Roll call of members • Reading and approval of minutes • Museum managers report • Wahkpa Chu’gn manager’s report • The foundation report • Committee reports: • Education and programs • Budget and finance • Displays — Grandma’s Attic, Nash-Finch Display/Medal of Honor — Buffalo Soldiers display. • By-laws...
Havre Police Department Veronica Mae Moccasin, 27, of Havre was arrested on charges of violation of conditions of release and criminal contempt after a 24/7 Sobriety Program violation at 8:10 a.m. Thursday at the police department. — Nathan Richard Schafer, 38, of Havre was arrested on a charge of possession of drug paraphernalia after officers assisted another agency at 1:01 p.m. Thursday on 2nd Street. — Officers investigated a 2:51 p.m. Thursday call from Sunnyside Intermediate School about the calling party’s son being...
Jacqueline Dolph Macy, 87, of Polson, died of natural causes Nov. 2, 1914. Born in 1927 and raised on a Hi-Line homestead ranch 45 miles west of Havre, Jackie lived much of her adult life in Illinois with husband Roland. From 1970-1988, Jackie served as the executive director of the YWCA of McLean County. The couple retired in 1988 to Flathead Lake. Roland preceded her in death. Surviving are her children, Nan and Rusty; as well as daughte-in-law, Cathy; grandchildren,...
Laurel The Havre Police Department is handing out free gun locks. The locks were paid for through a grant. Police Chief Gabe Matosich said most new guns have locks with them, but people tend to own lots of older guns, many without locks. The locks are meant to be kid-proof, because younger people tend to play with guns when they shouldn't. Now that you mention it, many adults do the same without having an excuse. The locks will save lives. Laurel Sunnyside Intermediate School looks pretty snazzy this week. The classroom...
Health screenings are meant to tell you, and others, important things about yourself, but really, I’m more than just a list of numbers on a page. Why just this week I took a 12-question quiz and found out that I am an “enlightened grammarian,” which means that I know proper grammar, but am accepting of the fact that language evolves with the times. I have “balanced the standardization of language with the practical usage.” That made my inner nerd feel awesome. Then came the...
The Havre-Hill County Library introduced a new feature during Lego Time Thursday - robotic Legos. Lori Roberts, children's librarian, said that it was her idea to bring robotic legos to the library. "I think it's important that kids know that the library can be educational in more ways than just books," she said. Roberts said robotic Legos are both educational and fun. "It teaches them engineering, mechanical skills, computer technology skills. ... So you have everything all...
Emily Mayer For the 10th installment of this series, Year of the Buildings, the debate goes on as to where the courthouse would be built. People were taking sides, and this included newspaper owners. The Hill County Democrat was clearly in favor of the location near where the current City Hall is located. The Plaindealer was not. In the March 6, 1915 issue of the Democrat, several local business owners and citizens signed a petition in favor of the old ballpark location: Petition upholding commissioners To the Honorable...
Press release The American Red Cross will hold blood drives across the Hi-Line during the coming week. There is a special need for O-negative and O-positive blood. Donors can call 1-800-733-2767, or 1-800-REDCROSS, to schedule an appointment with donor recruiting. The blood drives are: • Monday — Havre, St. Jude Parish Center, noon - 5:30 p.m. • Tuesday — Chinook, Wallner Hall, 1 - 6 p.m. • Tuesday — Northern Montana Hospital third-floor conference room, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. • Wednesday — Turner, American Lutheran Church...
Hard work isn’t something that Montana State University-Northern senior Ethan Hinebauch just pays lip service to. And it’s not something he goes around bragging about either. Instead, working hard, whether it’s on the family farm, or in the wrestling room, or in the class room, is just normal to Hinebauch. It’s a way of life. It’s how he was raised. For much of his life, and in almost every step of his storied wrestling career, the way he was raised has paid off on the mat. It...
A year ago, the Rocky Mountain College Battlin’ Bears won three straight road games to claim the Frontier Conference postseason championship. The Bears wouldn’t have went to the NAIA national tournament any other way. Now, fast forward one season, and the Montana State University-Northern Lights are trying to do the same thing. And Northern can take the second step in that process with a win over the Lewis-Clark State Warriors Saturday night in Lewiston, Idaho. Northern (19...
In just under a seven-day span, the Montana State University-Northern Skylights and the University of Great Falls Argos will have waged two Frontier Conference battles inside the Armory Gymnasium. But it’s the second of those two battles that will end up meaning the most. Just six days after the Skylights crushed the Argos 75-60 in Havre, the two teams will meet again in the Frontier Conference semifinals when the No. 10 Skylights (26-4) host the No. 24 Argos (22-8) tonight a...
HAMILTON — The courtside announcer in the Hamilton High school gymnasium may not have been able to correctly pronounce Morgan Mazurkiewcz’s name at the start of the game — but by the end of it, she made sure he would never be able to forget it. The reason Mazurkiewicz’s name won’t soon be forgotten by that announcer, or Havre basketball fans, was performances like the one she had Thursday night in Hamilton, as the senior made 19-of-21 free throws and helped shoot the Havre...
"When you have eliminated all other possibilities, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." Sherlock Holmes Out our way, we are taking a journey through the Book of Acts and have come to the ninth chapter when Saul, the great enemy of the church tumbled off his horse and found himself face down in the dirt. As one whom Goliath has often treated to that rare experience of being airborne for the briefest of moments prior to making a one-point landing on his...
“His master replied, “Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Come and share your master’s happiness!” — Matthew 25: 21 Recently during a church service I gave three sisters some money. I gave the nine-year-old $5, the six-year-old $2 and the two-year-old $1. I told the girls that I was going away on a trip and I would be back for an accounting of my money. I had shared Matthew 25:14-30 with the church and followed the reading with a challenge...
By Francine Brady If you are a Harlan Coben fan, you will want to read his latest book, "Found." This is his third young adult novel in the Mickey Bolitar series. In "Found," Coben gives readers an insight into the young lives of high school students, their friendships and involvement in sports. The exhumation of a grave and the return of the "Bat Lady" get the young members of the Abenoda Shelter involved in a new mystery that has so many twists and shocks readers will be compelled to read until the story ends. Eight months...
This week on Yellowstone Public Radio, March 8-14: Sunday — 7 p.m.: From Sidney, Maine, “From the Top” showcases teen musicians: an oboist playing an Elegie by Poulenc, a young violinist in Vieuxtemp’s “Yankee Doodle Variations,” and a harpist growing up on rural Mount Desert Island, Maine. Monday — 11 a.m.: Author Edmund Morris reflects on hearing Beethoven’s “Fifth Symphony” in Harvard Yard after a blizzard on “Mad About Music.” Tuesday —7 p.m.: How Vietnam Veterans’ PTSD affects their families, and how returning to Vietna...
Press release Caleb Hutchins, an instructional designer and D2L support person at Montana State University-Northern's Extended University, will be presenting at the upcoming XLi Conference in Helena this March. Hutchins' presentation will be about "Branching Course Design," individualized online course content that changes based on individual choices or performance of each student. The Extended Learning Institute — XLi — is Montana's premiere distance and blended education conference. XLi is a chance for educators and adm...
The Havre Middle School sixth-grade Student of the Month for February is Jaycee Friede. Jaycee is the daughter to Michelle Friede and Jay Friede and step-daughter to Kenny Anderson. She has two sisters, Ashley and Ellie. Jaycee enjoys basketball, playing her iPad and Wii, watching movies and hanging with friends. Jaycee is a soft-spoken young lady who is very thoughtful and caring. She is very conscientious and strives always to do her best. Her determination to do well is admired by her teachers. Jaycee has a strong love...
