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3:30 p.m. Hill County Commission Chair Mark Peterson said the commission declared the county a disaster at 11:25 this morning. That could help the county government and residents access alternative funding to help pay for the damage caused by flooding, he said. In Blaine County, the government this afternoon released a statement that Milk River and its tributaries are flooding throughout that county and issued a list of roads that are closed due to flooding: Highland Road...
It came much later than expected, but the track season for Havre High and a number of other local schools finally got underway Monday night in Glasgow at the Scottie Qualifier. Both Glasgow teams performed well, as the girls team won the meet, finishing with 106 points, 29.5 ahead of the Blue Pony girls, who finished second with 76.5. Scobey was third with 70. On the boys side of things, Scobey won the team title with 116 points followed by Glasgow in second with 105. North...
A Havre High School senior received a check for himself and a technology grant for the school after winning a Montana-wide video contest. Christian Sorensen, 18, was awarded a $500 prize after his short film, "Virtually Home," won the Best in the West video contest. The contest, run by Triangle Communications, asked students to submit a film on the topic, How do you use technology every day? The entries were then posted on the website to be voted on by the public. The video...
High school juniors and seniors throughout Montana will be in Havre Thursday to take part in Montana State University-Northern's 10th annual TekNoXpo. Northern's Montana Career Pathways and Dual Enrollment Perkins Coordinator Holly Haas, who oversees the event, said TekNoXpo offers high school students a chance to learn about degree programs at Northern through a series of hands-on activities. As of Monday 165 students have registered to take part in TekNoXPo, but Northern...
Four Havre residents were recognized as environmental heroes for their contributions to recycling efforts and the Havre City Council voted to forward another grievance from a Fire Department employee to the Council’s Labor Relations Committee at Monday’s Council meeting. Recycle Hi-Line President Wanda Meredith and Sue Swan, the group’s education chairperson, recognized Dominique Preputin of Western Pharmacy, Janet Tams and Jeff Burckhard of Feed My Sheep Soup Kitchen and Megan Lodge of Gary & Leo’s Fresh Foods for their r...
Community diversion and re-entry programs rehabilitate offenders, save state tax dollars, and prevent mass incarceration. These programs help drug and non-violent offenders obtain treatment and get a job, rather than emerge from prison as hardened criminals. That much is clear. It’s also clear that American Indians, compared to our non-native peers, are disproportionately imprisoned in Montana’s correctional system. Indeed, Native people constitute around 7 percent of Montana’s population but account for 21 percent of the s...
As we move further away from the governor’s rejection of CoreCivic’s offer, I believe it is imperative that Montanans understand the true nature of the deal our governor inexplicably refused to take with the private U.S. prison operating company. CoreCivic’s final offer was for a two-year contract extension at a daily rate of $75.48 per inmate. Given that the state can house up to 600 prisoners in Shelby, the maximum total value of the contract extension would have been approximately $33 million. In exchange for this new d...
The Bureau of Land Management is asking for the public’s help in determining what it should analyze as it considers proposed changes to several grazing leases. American Prairie Reserve, or APR, controls private properties tied to 18 BLM grazing allotments in Fergus, Petroleum, Phillips and Valley counties. They have submitted a proposal asking the BLM to modify their grazing permits. Note that Page 2 of their proposal lists “other terms and conditions of APR proposed action.” Item 2 of this says, “Split BLM East Dry Fork al...
The Havre High Key Club would like to take a moment and share with the Havre community a summary of the past year of service. Our 47 members owe many thanks to a supportive Havre Public Schools administration and staff who encourage and supported our service projects throughout the year. The Key Club also would like to thank our local Kiwanis Club who support our members by sharing in the participation of service projects, fund raisers, and their financial support. It is because of the backing of our administration, local...
Clarice H. (Mangel) Jones, 86, was born March 18, 1932, at the family farm of her parents, Helga and Robert Mangel near Comertown, Montana. God granted her wish to love, live and die at her home of 55 years at 800 9th Street. She passed in her sleep in the early morning of April 4, 2018, with immediate family, friends, hospice, and Angel Care by her side 24/7. Clarice requested her remains to be cremated. Clarice attended school in Comertown for six years and finished her...
RACINE, Ohio — Aaron M. Drummer, 41, son of Greg and Kadene Drummer of Havre, passed away Monday, April 9, 2018, at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, after a seven week struggle to repair his badly damaged heart. He was surrounded by family and friends as he joined his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in his eternal home. Services were held Friday, April 13, 2018. Aaron was a wonderful young man who was dedicated to his family and his many friends. He was able to love all unconditionally and to show great c...
Havre City-County Airport Board will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. in City Hall. The meeting agenda is: • Approval of March 15 minutes. • Correspondence. • Reports: • Manager • Inspection • Finance • Engineer — DOWL • Taxiway and Apron Area Project update • Public comments • Unfinished business • Big Hangar repair status • Siding • Lease issues • New business • Northwestern Energy Settlement Agreement & Mutual release. • Approval of April claims....
Havre Police Department Monday at 6:20 p.m. officers investigated a complaint about possible drug use at a First Street business. No further details were provided about the investigation. —— Daisy Elaine Sherman of Havre, 63, was issued a summons on a charge of assault after a caller reported a woman was beating up another woman in a hallway Tuesday at 1:43 a.m. on 16th Street. —— Tuesday morning at 2:29 officers issued a warning after a caller reported that a man threw a bunch of stuff around the store and then left in a si...
Kinzee Peterson, Havre High Softball The Blue Pony softball team finally got some games this week, three to be exact, and junior Kinzee Peterson had a big first three games, especially Saturday. At the Lewistown Invite, Peterson, Havre's starting catcher, racked up seven hits and scored three runs as the Ponies dominated both Hardin and Laurel. Peterson is in her third year of HHS softball, and she also stars on the Havre Ice Hawks high school hockey team, and the HHS girls...
We had a great turnout for the No-Tap Tournament at Harvest Moon Lanes. Next week's Ten Pin Chatter will be the last for the season, and it will report the winners from the tournament and the teams which won each of the leagues. We will also have a recap of high games and series for the season. Last week's highs for the women were, Julie Rodgers, 223-570, and for the men, Roman Surber had a 269 and Shawn Mariani a 688. Sunday Keglers: Donna Tilleman 180, Alicia Burrington...
