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In statistics, the term mutually exclusive refers to two or more related things or events that cannot exist or happen simultaneously. Common real-life examples of this state include that war and peace cannot coexist at once; the result of flipping a coin can’t be both heads and tails; and you can’t turn right and left at the same time. But all this does not mean that two opposite, but related, things can’t both be true at the same time — especially when dealing with that lo...
“Here” being Jalisco, the Garden State of Mexico, it seems to be either feast or feast. One day it is too many tomatoes. Another day presents a splurge of tomatillos. On to a glut of papaya. Today’s feast consists of a mess of mango. I must have been out of my mind. Weeks ago I made the decision that the only mangos I would see this summer would be the few I bought at the tienda for eating. No mermelada, which is jam in English. Every year I make mango jam. Every year I give...
Staff and wire report Havre Public Works announced it is having problems with people flushing things down the toilet that should not go through that system. “Please do not flush anything but human waste, water and toilet paper,” a release from the department said. “Even items that claim that they are flushable do not break down and get stuck in sewer lines or create problems at the Waste Water Treatment Plant. “These issues can be very expensive to repair, from the individual service lines to the mains and equipment at the...
Havre-local Madison Ruff, now based out of Los Angeles in the winter and living here in the summer, continues to bring color to the town. This spring, she has been painting murals at The Oxford Sports Bar and Valley Furniture, and, later in the summer, will paint at Pepin Park. She was commissioned in 2022 to paint a "Havre, Montana" mural on the back of the Elks Lodge, visible from U.S. Highway 2, First Street where it passes through Havre. Hi-Line Arts Council and the...
Montana State University-Northern recently received more than $60,000 in grant funding to construct a trail around the campus as part of their efforts to make the area more walkable. Northern Office of Teaching and Learning Excellence Director Lindsey Brandt-Bennett, Ph.D., said the idea to construct a trail around Northern has been on the mind of Northern staff since before she came to work Northern seven years ago. Brandt-Bennett said there is a large swath of land in the southeast corner of the campus that is difficult to...
Press release Town Pump Charitable Foundation awarded three Hill County rural schools $7,140 for four automated external defibrillators, or AED, devices, used to deliver a jolt of electricity if someone is suffering cardiac arrest, to try to normalize the heart beat. The three schools hat received the AEDs are Cottonwood West and Cottonwood North District #57, Davey Elementary District #12 and Gildford Colony Elementary District #89. The four Phillips HeartSine Onsite AED...
The summer meal program started this week at Havre schools, with free breakfast and lunch served to anyone 18 and younger with the meals available to adults at a charge of $3 for breakfast and $5 for lunch, with extra milk available for 50 cents. The meals are served at Highland Park Early Primary School, Lincoln-McKinley Primary School and Sunnyside intermediate school. The breakfasts are served from 8:30-10:30 a.m. and lunches are served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The breakfast menu for next week is: Monday, waffle, sausage,...
Richard Thomas Danell, 82, passed away peacefully September 30, 2022, with family at his bedside. Burial services will be Tuesday, June 20, 2023, at 11 a.m. at the Highland cemetery in Havre, Montana....
It is with great sadness we announce the passing of William Robert Rathbun. Bill, 73, passed away October 30, 2022, at Peace Hospice in Great Falls, MT, surrounded by his family. Bill was born July 23, 1949, in Havre, Montana to Robert and Doris (Stuart) Rathbun. He grew up in the farming community in Hingham, Montana, with his younger sister Beverly. He was a proud Hingham Ranger and graduated from high school in 1967. Bill attended college at the University of Montana in Mis...
Services for Ruth Elizabeth Kuusisto of Whitehall, formerly of Big Sandy, will be held Saturday. Ruth passed away Saturday afternoon, April 1, 2023, in Continental Care and Rehab Center in Butte, Montana. Cremation has taken place and mass at Saint Margaret Mary church and interment of ashes will be in Big Sandy Saturday, June 10, 2023, at 1 p.m....
Leslie Lorne "Les" Stevenson, died at home on June 4, 2023, after a short illness. He served as executive director of Opportunities Inc., from which he retired in January, 2012, after 30 years. Born November 22, 1934, in Concrete, N.D., to Milford and Mary Stevenson, he grew up on a farm in northeast North Dakota. He came to Montana in 1956 to work the harvest and remained in Joplin for three years. Jan. 30, 1959, he eloped with Zelda Johnson, a native of Osnabrock, N.D. They...
The Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees will meet Tuesday, June 13, 2023, at 6:30 p.m. in the Havre Middle School. The agenda for the meeting is: A. Call to order 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll call 3. Welcome to visitors 4. Presentation and display 5. Agenda deletions or corrections, and additions allowed by policy, if any B. Unanimous consent agenda C. Old business 1. Safe Return to Schools and Continuity of Services Plan D. New business 1. Consideration of eighth grade participation in high school sports 2....
Monday Noon — Local Advisory Committee meeting via ZOOM 3:30 p.m. — Council on Aging meeting in Commissioners Office Tuesday 10:30 a.m. — Hill County Road Department meeting in Commissioners Office 10:30 a.m. — Local Emergency Preparedness Committee meeting at Hill County Sheriff’s Office 1:30 p.m. — 911 meeting at Havre Fire Department 3 p.m. — Meeting with Hill County Clerk and Recorder in Commissioners Office Wednesday 10 a.m. — Mountain View CO-OP meeting in Commissioners Office 1 p.m. — Hill County stewardship meeti...
The Rural Fire District 1 board will meet Tuesday, June 13, 2023, at 11 a.m. in the Hill County Courthouse Timmons Room The meeting agenda is: Discussion and adoption of the minutes of the March, April and May 2023 meetings Financial Report...
Havre Police Department Officers investigated two sexual or violent offender complaints at 2:03 p.m. Thursday. -- A caller today at 12:14 a.m. at a First Street business reported a man who appeared to be assaulted. Hill County Sheriff's Office An arrest was made after a Thursday 1:05 p.m. transport from Rocky Boy Police Department to Hill County Detention Center. No details on charges were provided. Havre Fire Department Emergency medical technicians responded to four calls...
Cottonwood Schools’ June regular/quarterly safety/interview meetings Tuesday, June 13, at 5 p.m. at the West School. The public can attend via electronics by contacting the clerk at 406-265-6970....
In results submitted to Havre Daily News about the Bullhook Bottoms Black Powder Club 43rd Annual Spring Black Powder Shoot printed on Page A3 of Thursday’s Havre Daily News, the wrong name was listed for first place in 100-yard Cardtridge X-Sticks. Mike Otterberg of Glasgow took first in that category with a score of 44....
(Psalm 130) What should we do when we're deep in a hole and our lives are spiraling out of control? The answer might surprise you. It was at the bottom of such an abyss that the writer of Psalm 130 was just about to lose all hope of ever seeing the light of day. It's quite likely that the holes in which we find ourselves are figurative ones, but real, nonetheless. Even in the face of rescue, we instinctively panic, like a drowning victim trying to climb out of the water on...
You know, Lord, innumerable words have been, and still could be written about June. Here's an excerpt from "God's Calendar," By William A. Quayle: "June is the rose month, but God's calendar is not made by things men grow but by things God grows Himself. Wild roses, gentle of perfume, flushed like the cheeks of a happy girl, petal dainty as cut by some skilled lapidist from sardonyx freighted with wonder. Wild roses are not double. Some flowers do not improve by doubling up....
This past spring, the Havre High track and field teams had a solid season. At the Class A-C State Track Meet to end the season in late May, both the HHS boys and girls teams finished eighth in their meets. Because of their efforts at the state meet, several Blue Ponies earned All-State honors. Caleb Tomac earned All-State honors after he took first in the 800-meter dash with a time of 1:58.54. He also took third in the 3,200-meter dash with a time of 9:48.76 and he took...
Summer has barely begun, but is it really ever too early to think about the Cat-Griz football rivalry? My thought on that subject is: absolutely not. And though the game is still half a year away, the 2023 college football season is already right around the corner, so, here’s your latest update on the Cats and Griz. Not long ago, Bobby Hauck and Co. were in Havre for the Grizzly Scholarship Association Spring Tour, and Hauck had plenty of exciting things to say about former H...
North Central Senior Center June 12-16 Menu Monday, June 12 — Pancakes, bacon, fruit, yogurt Tuesday, June 13 — Roast beef, mashed potatoes, corn, dookies Wednesday, June 14 — Meat loaf, mashed potatoes, carrots, dessert Thursday, June 15 — Chicken Alfredo, broccoli, garlic toast, dessert Friday, June 16 — Soup, chef’s choice, dessert News from Bill: “Thank you to the city of Havre for painting the crosswalk in front of the Havre Senior Center.” News from our gift shop: Need a gift for a summer birthday or just because? V...
