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Centers of Disease Control and Prevention and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are calling for a "pause" in the use of Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine while investigation of potentially serious side effects are investigates. A fact sheet from CDC says six cases of a rare and severe blood have been identified out of the nearly 7 million people who have received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. "CDC and FDA are recommending a pause in use of the J&J COVID-19...
St. Mary's Catholic Church of Rocky Boy is in the process of rebuilding after a December 2019 fire burned the church to the ground. Church member Misty Brooks-Denny and others are raising funds in multiple ways including raffles and, in particular, a $1 million challenge on Facebook. Brooks-Denny posted on the challenge Facebook page, "The goal and the challenge is to reach 1 million people to donate $1 each or more to reach our million dollar goal. Share this around the...
The H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum will switch to summer hours by Memorial Day and the Wahkpa Chu’gn Buffalo Jump will open that same day. Members of the H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum Board voted unanimously, at their monthly meeting Monday, to have the museum open Monday-Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. after Memorial Day. The Buffalo Jump will be open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, but appointments may be available for after-hours visits. After closing for more than a year due to the coronavirus p...
The Havre Education Association is hosting a Havre Public School Board candidate forum Thursday in Hensler Auditorium at 7 p.m. The forum is limited to 25 family members and members of the press. The public is invited to watch via Zoom at the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88060431149 . The forum questions will help the public and local teachers learn who the candidates are. The questions will be general questions that allow the candidates to voice their vision for...
The Hill County Behavioral Health Local Advisory Council voted at their monthly meeting Monday to fund a number of the group’s projects using a $20,000 grant recently received from the Addictive and Mental Disorders Division of the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services. LAC Vice-Chair Amber Spring said, in addition to presentations she’s been organizing for Hill County youth about anxiety, she’s been working with the Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Line to set up a contest for local students to create menta...
People can find online where vaccines are available in their area through https://vaccinefinder.org , operated by Boston’s Children’s Hospital and supported by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the United States Digital Service. The total number of cases of COVID-19 in Montana on the state map after today’s update was 106,426 with 198 new cases, 1,0005 active. The number of active hospitalizations was 51. The number of deaths was 1,526. Blaine County Health Department reported March 30 being being notified of no...
The agenda for the Hill County Commission weekly business meeting Thursday at 11 a.m. is: Public comments on non-agenda items Public comments on agenda items Claims Employment Budgets Ordinance Resolutions Contracts Agreement for Ambulance Services Family Planning Contract #21-25-5-11-037-0 Board appointments Fair board Policy updates County permit approval Subdivision/survey approval Shelstad Road abandonment County needs Media Cart WiFi Public Use...
Havre Police Department Someone stopped at the police station Monday at 1:28 p.m. to speak with an officer about Social Security number fraud. -- A caller reported Monday at 1:47 p.m. that a car hit a pole on Lincoln Avenue. -- A 2:10 p.m. Monday caller at Highland Park Early Primary School reported someone backed into a vehicle. -- A remote monitoring device violation was reported at 2:58 p.m. Monday at the police station. Hill County Sheriff's Office An arrest was made on a...
Havre Daily News staff Community Alliance Church has another food giveaway scheduled for Tuesday, April 27. Food distribution will be at 3:30 p.m. and not earlier, a release from the church said. The boxes will contain seasonal produce, meat and dairy. The church has solicited the help of Havre Police Department for the food deliveries to help with traffic control and to ensure smooth food distribution, the release said. The distribution is being done through the Farmers to Families grant and in partnership with Project 180...
Press release DENVER — Native American students interested in attending college who are seeking a scholarship from the American Indian College Fund have an additional incentive to apply this year — the college fund is offering $20 gift cards for every student who completes an application by April 30. The incentive is being offered to increase Native student enrollment in at tribal colleges and universities and to encourage students to continue their education goals uninterrupted, despite the pandemic. Current Native tri...
This past Friday was the 68th Legislative Day in Helena. We have 90 days per session to accomplish all we set out to do at the legislature, so that means we are quickly approaching the end of the session. But I am proud of what we have accomplished so far. This past week, the Senate passed House Bill 2, which is the bill that decides the state budget. The budget is split into separate sections, A through E. I presided over the debate and passage of Section A. Section A funds the legislative branch and all the essential parts...
Senate Bill 379 is a bill that is anti-jobs and anti-economic development. For a legislature supposedly focused on the governor’s rightful concerns for entrepreneurship, it’s a real step backward. Higher electricity bills will harm efforts to attract businesses to Montana. I support helping Colstrip, but not at the expense of every other business in Montana. I have been part of the Billings’ business community for more than 40 years and have served a half dozen governors, both Republicans and Democrats. In the early ’80s,...
State legislators are rushing a massive overhaul of our income tax system through the legislature at the last minute. Senate Bill 399 would cost the state millions in revenue and result in one in five Montanans paying more in income taxes. Sen. Hertz, R-Polson, introduced this bill on March 26. It was heard in committee less than a week later. The committee voted just minutes after the hearing, sending it to the Senate floor where it passed on a largely party line vote five days later. Normally a bill of this magnitude and...
After surviving the past year, 2017 seems like a lifetime ago. But for individuals with disabilities, it was a pretty memorable and terrible year in Montana. As a reminder, in 2017 Montana experienced a revenue downturn, and the Executive and Legislature responded with cuts. The Department of Public Health and Human Services experienced the deepest cuts. The Legislature made cuts to programs helping seniors and people with disabilities stay in their homes, to chemical dependency treatment, and also closed 19 rural public assi...
Field Soosloff made history for the Montana State University-Northern men's cross country team this past Friday as he was the first male runner to qualify for the NAIA national meet, which was held in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Out of the 317 individual male runners who participated in the meet, Soosloff finished 229th with a time of 27:45.64. "It really wasn't ideal. I didn't perform as I expected," Soosloff said. "I was kind of intimidated by the field. It was kind of overwhelming,...
The spring season just ended, but, Montana State University-Northern volleyball coach Jerry Wagner continues to build for the future. Last week, Wagner announced the signing of Shelby standout Maddison Underdal to join the Skylight program next fall. She will also be playing on the MSU-Northern golf team. Underdal is a 5-10 middle blocker, with career highs of 305 season hits, 81 season blocks, a 38 percent hitting percentage, and 89 percent serving. "I'm very happy that...
The weather is taking an ugly turn and you all can blame me. I started up the golf column last week, and since then, there hasn't been very many pleasant golf days. Still, I'm happy to be writing the local golf report again, and, we all know, we're going to have some rough weather days even as we get the clubs out and start swinging again. Still, golf is back, and it's exciting. It seemed like it was a long winter yet again, and I would be pretty naive to think the...
