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Former Plain Green online lending company executive Neal Rosette Sr. — who has a lawsuit against the Chippewa Cree Tribe and Plain Green and other companies pending in tribal court — said he has another side of the story regarding an arbitration award. An arbitrator in the dispute ordered Nevada-based Encore Services LLC pay the tribe $1.1 million it had paid to Rosette and fellow Plain Green executive Billi Anne Morsette. Rosette told the Havre Daily News Tuesday that the information released by the tribe had been “co...
Havre Police Department Officers investigated an 11:56 a.m. Tuesday call from Grant Avenue about the calling party stating he had some stuff stolen out of their garage the night prior. —— Angel Marie Augustine, 39, of Harlem was arrested on a charge of probation violation after officers investigated a 1:24 a.m. call this morning about a woman at a shelter who was possibly drunk. —— Officers investigated a 1:33 a.m. Tuesday call from a 1st Street West business about a cellphone that was stolen off the counter. Hill County...
The Hill County sanitarian said a local animal that helps keep down pests needs to be left alone, especially since tests recently confirmed that one was found with rabies. “Because Hill County currently has a positive case of rabies in a bat, everyone must make sure that their pets are current for the rabies vaccine,” Sanitarian Clay Vincent said in a press release. “I must also stress that all openings into your home be analyzed for possible ways that a bat — about the size of a mouse— can get inside. This is just a good wa...
An official from the Montana University System said former Montana State University-Northern chancellor James Limbaugh being paid until June of next year is part of a contractual obligation. “Essentially when we enter a contract with someone, we are obligated to them until the end of the contract,” said Kevin McRae, deputy commissioner for communications and human resources. McRae said that if someone resigns with the support of the the university system, they will be paid for the remainder of their contract and that in Lim...
National Weather Service has issued a winter storm advisory for north-central Montana in the waning days of summer. The Weather Service put out a warning this morning, effective through noon Thursday, for much of the state, with a stronger warning along the Rocky Mountain Front and through Cascade, Judith Basin and Meagher counties and between Bozeman and Red Lodge. Up to a foot of snow is expected in the mountains in those regions. In north-central Montana, Hill and Blaine counties are part of a winter weather advisory that...
With every season, new hope emerges, and for the Havre High volleyball team, there is optimism that the Ponies can make it back to the Class A State tournament for the first time under head coach Melanie Skoyen. The Ponies, who will debut in front of their hometown fans Thursday night at the HHS gymnasium against Conrad, are young, talented and athletic. They are ready to prove they can compete with the best that Class A volleyball and leading them in their quest is senior...
The Montana State University-Northern men’s and women’s golf teams now have a tournament under their belt this season. In less than ideal conditions, the Lights and Skylights competed at the season-opening Montana Tech Invitational Monday and Tuesday at the Butte Country Club. The tournament featured 36 holes Monday and another 18 in Tuesday’s final round. Out of the nine teams in the women’s field, the Skylights finished sixth overall. Team scores and individual scores...
The Montana State University-Northern volleyball team just went through about as tough of a five-week stretch as any team in the NAIA. Sure, only three of those works were where actual matches were involved. But before that, the Skylights spent two weeks in training camp, running, drilling, playing and lifting, just to get ready for those first three weeks of competition. And when the competition finally came, it came in the form of some of the best and brightest teams in all of NAIA volleyball. With mostly a brand new team,...
Parents of preschool children in the Rocky Boy and Box Elder School Districts, including Hilldale and East End colonies, who would like to have their preschoolers participate in a free Early Childhood Screening, can make an appointment for Tuesday, Sept. 23, at Rocky Boy Head Start Center between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. To schedule an appointment, call Debbie Wilkinson of the Rocky Boy Head Start Center at 395-4690....
Bone density, blood glucose and cholesterol panel screenings will be offered Wednesday, Sept. 17, from 9 to 11 a.m. at Western Drug Pharmacy, in conjunction with the University of Montana IPHARM program. The bone density test will be free, and the glucose and cholesterol tests cost $15 each. People planning to get the cholesterol test are reminded to fast nine to 12 hours, but to drink plenty of water. To schedule an appointment, call 265-9601....
Every season, the Frontier Conference is loaded with good volleyball teams. Every season, the Frontier is one of the most competitive leagues in the NAIA, from top to bottom. But as the 2014 Frontier season gets underway this weekend, the league is even better. That's because defending Frontier champion Rocky Mountain College starts league play off as the No. 1-ranked team in NAIA volleyball. The Battlin' Bears ascended to that spot in the first NAIA Coaches Poll of the...
