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Hill County Commissioner Mark Peterson said Monday that the county is applying for a $25-million grant to use in three major road projects in the county and is looking for public input on the project, adding that the grant is a lot of money but will be worth it. “It’s not going to be cheap, guys,” Peterson said during a public meeting at the Great Northern Fairgrounds Community Center. “But by not applying for this grant, we know what the answer is, we are going to continue dealing with the road that we have.” Six people at...
American Indian culture will be on display this weekend as Montana State University-Northern hosts its 43rd annual Sweetgrass Society Powwow Friday and Saturday. The powwow will take place in the campus’ Armory Gymnasium, opening with a grand entry at 7 p.m. Friday. Subsequent grand entries are on Saturday at noon and 7 p.m. The powwow has deep meaning for the American Indian community. As always there will be dancing, drumming and other displays of culture celebration. Vendors will be selling American Indian arts and c...
The H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum Board discussed the Hands on History and Digging Up History set for this weekend during its monthly meeting Monday. Both events will be held at the Holiday Village Mall. Hands on History will feature a more than a dozen of activities for young kids. Some of these activities will cost money, with all the money going back to the museum. Digging up History will give kids the opportunity to dig for bones that can be exchanged for prizes. The board is also planning an upcoming tea fundraiser. The...
Montana State University-Northern’s Office of Diversity Awareness and Multicultural Programs is hosting Voices of the Hi-Line, a day of international poetry reading, at Cowan Hall’s Little Theatre Wednesday at 7. “Voices of the Hi-Line attracts an audience of 60 each year,” Northern Assistant Professor Valerie Guyant said. Attendees will be able to hear poems, chants and songs in a variety of languages, with most in a language other than modern English. In 2018, Voices of the Hi-Line featured 27 participants reading from 22...
Havre Police Department Monday at 7:53 a.m. a caller at Montana Avenue and Main Street reported a door kicked in on a building. -- Child and Family Services caller in the Havre area made a report to officers Monday at 8:31 a.m. -- A First Street West business caller Monday at 9:13 a.m. reported that the east side of the building was spray painted. -- Monday at 9:19 a.m. a Third Street caller reported that valves were laying in the alleyway. -- A 18th Street caller reported...
Barbara Jean Evans passed away on February 25, 2019. Memorial service is April 12 at 2 p.m. at Set Free Church. She was preceded in death by her father, Charles Van Vleet, mother, Iona Dickson, and niece Lori Ann Johnson. She was a loving and caring mother to Manual Van Vleet from California, Jason and wife Pamela Evans and granddaughter BellaRose of Havre, Joseph Evans from Great Falls; sister to Pat Stangel and Diane Johnson both from Missoula, and aunt to numerous nieces and nephews. She worked at the TownHouse Inn,...
Tyra Lynn Parker of Rocky Boy, age 13, passed away on Saturday, April 6, 2019 due to injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident. A wake started Monday, April 8, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. and will continue until Thursday, April 11, 2019 at 10:00 a.m., when a funeral will be held all at Saint Mary's Catholic Church in Rocky Boy. Holland and Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Tyra's online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for her...
The agenda for the Hill County Commission weekly business meeting Thursday at 1 p.m. includes: Public comments on non-agenda items Public comments on agenda items Claims Tax adjustments Resolutions Resolution to amend sheriff’s budget Mason Moore Grant dollars Contracts Alcohol Tax money Extension Agreement Policy Manual updates MACo Insurance renewal Board re-appointments County permit approval Triangle Telephone Right of Way Easement Subdivision/survey approval...
The next meeting of the Hill County Park Board’s Finance and Planning Committee will be 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 11, at the Timmons Room. Old business: • Forming and prioritizing multi-year plan. • Matching grant, new self pay box, future plans. • 1-page fact sheet detailing park finances, rates. • Donation Policy and Form New business: • 2019-2020 budget • Hardship Fund • Committee input on folf course • Trapping • Mapping prioritization — Lou Hagener...
A front-page story in Monday’s edition of The Havre Daily News about a bill addressing child support for adults with disabilities misreported how much Andrea Melle earns cleaning St. Jude Thaddeus Church. Melle earns $150 a month cleaning the church....
Tatum Hull, CJI Track Chester-Joplin-Inverness' Tatum Hull is just a freshman, but she's already dominating the local track scene. Hull started her season by winning the long jump and 100 hurdles at the Cut Bank Invite, then won the triple jump and 100 hurdles, while scoring a total of 38 points, at last Wednesday's Cal Wearley Invitational. She broke the CJI school record in the triple jump. Hull also went on to win two events at last Saturday's Choteau Invitational. Hull...
For me, golf season really doesn't begin until June. That's because right now, I'm living in the tennis coaching bubble. For many others, though, golf season is already in full swing. And as my thoughts turn to the links, especially with this being Master's Week, I'd be remiss if I didn't say that, this spring, summer and fall is going to be different on the golf course, and that's because, it will be missing someone very special. This past winter, the golf world, and in...
Nothing can derail a college football career faster than an injury, and for Montana State University-Northern wideout Jake Horner, he is hoping the exact opposite proves to be true. When a player gets hurt, things will usually go one of two ways. The player will either rehab, recover and find his place on the team again or the injury will nag or linger and, somehow, things just aren't the same. It happens all the time and the latter probably ends up being true more often....
Editor, I am upset by the cruelty of those in Congress who would allow a born-alive baby to die. But also by those who promise us a “fantastic” health care plan that we will have to wait 20 or more months to see. I would like to suggest they each, try to live for a year on $20,000 a year or less, and cope with life at that level. Would they be more sympathetic with us? Margaret Gill Havre...
Dear Editor, First I would like to congratulate this year’s Havre High School Girls Basketball State Champions! Havre has a strong tradition of excellence in sports and I’m proud to be part of the state championship legacy. But part of the Havre girls basketball heritage is gone now and I would like to pay tribute to a special coach. Steve Huston, the coach of the first Havre Girls Basketball Championship Team in 1976, passed away last week. He was a tremendous person and coach. He was a pioneer when he took a chance coa...
Editor, Wow — wow — wow to the Havre High students and directors for the presentation of “Little Mermaid,” it was excellent in every aspect — music exceptional as was the acting and singing. Try going on Broadway! A full house every time. How very enjoyable for so many Hi-Line people. Thanks! Carol Heggen Kremlin...
As a Montanan, veteran, and state senator, I am proud to sponsor Senate Bill 300 — a bill that protects property rights. The bill would create a grandfather clause for owners in HOAs to keep only their most basic property rights that were permitted when they bought their properties. This grandfather clause is similar to the grandfather clauses in code in 37 states and in Montana’s own zoning laws. Currently in our state, HOAs and condo associations are depriving individual Montanans and families of their constitutional pro...
Americans pay the highest brand-name drug prices in the world. Congress, the administration and importantly, our own Montana state legislators must take action now to lower prescription drug prices, the root cause of this problem. That’s why AARP is launching a national campaign urging federal and state policymakers to Stop Rx Greed by cracking down on price-gouging drug companies. AARP’s goal is to help lower drug prices for all Americans through decisive actions and solutions aimed not only at the Federal level but als...
This past couple of weeks, Judy and I were blessed to have family here to visit and show the grandkids the Montana State Capitol. Mari and kids here from Washington and Maci and kids from Wyoming. It was too bad their spring breaks weren’t at the same time. Judy and I really enjoyed their visits. It was my honor this week to sponsor a CJI student as a Senate page. Samantha May did a great job. Wednesday, myself and a number of other legislators, a lobbyist and staff sat at a luncheon for a brief question and answer forum f...
From Northern Montana Health Care April 7 to 13 is National Health Care Volunteer Week and Northern Montana Health Care is proud to celebrate their volunteers. A celebratory luncheon for the volunteers is set for Friday, as well as a recruitment event for the community. President Richard Nixon established National Volunteer Week with an executive order in 1974, as a way to recognize and celebrate the efforts of volunteers. Since then, the original emphasis on celebration has widened; the week has become a nationwide effort...
From Havre Public Works Office Havre city government will not allow outside watering of lawns until the repairs are completed on the damaged manway on the 3.5-million-gallon tank on the east side of Havre. “We are working with the contractor to repair the tank as soon as possible,” a press release from Havre Public Works said. “The city of Havre is sorry for and inconvenience this may cause. “Thanks for your cooperation....
From Court Appointed Special Advocates of Hill County Child abuse can seem like a big problem, sometimes too big to get a handle on, but Thursday, April 11, it will be easy for everyone in Havre to help abused children. A Court Appointed Special Advocate, or CASA, is a member of the community who is appointed to serve a child who has been abused or neglected and removed from their home for no fault of their own. A CASA works with a single child or sibling group, to monitor, to advocate and to facilitate, always with the child...
From Office of Diversity Awareness and Multicultural Programs During the month of April, the guest artist at Montana State University-Northern's Office of Diversity Awareness and Multicultural Programs is Ned Malone. Malone's featured piece is the 17.5-inch by 23.5-inch drawing "Chief Medicine Crow." He said his inspiration was a photograph that he found in an old book several years ago. He added that it took a great deal of time to draw this piece. He originally decided to...
From Northern Montana Health Care Foundation Northern Montana Health Care Foundation Board of Trustees voted unanimously to sponsor the purchase of equipment for the Northern Montana Hospital Labor and Delivery Unit. The Lullaby LED Phototherapy System, also known as “Baby Bili Lights,” will be used for bilirubin therapy on newborns. Bilirubin therapy is called for when a newborn shows signs of jaundice. Newborn jaundice occurs when a baby has a high level of bilirubin in the blood. Bilirubin is a yellow substance that the...
From Northern Montana Health Care Last week, Northern Montana Health Care the Compassionately Achieving Remarkable Excellence - C.A.R.E. - Award to Bill Chambers, a member of the Northern Montana Care Center Team. Chambers serves as the receptionist for NMCC; greeting residents, visitors and staff as they come and go. Chambers was nominated for this honor by several of his co-workers. He was complimented on his professionalism, willingness to pitch in and his excellent...
