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The body of Jerry Donoven, 54, of Havre was found in Fresno Reservoir at about 9:30 this morning, ending a three-day search by volunteers and law enforcement. Hill County Sheriff Don Brostrom would say only the body was found "quite a ways" from where Donoven's boat was found. Searchers found the boat floating in the north end of Fresno Reservoir Friday. The body was found by a volunteer, one of more than 100 who helped law enforcement conduct the search, the sheriff said....
It was still sunny out when walkers took off on their trek north of Havre's 3rd Avenue. The walkers were trying to raise funds and raise awareness about Williams Syndrome. They started out at Town Square. The sky to the north and west was threatening, and the walkers knew they stood a chance of getting drenched, but they walked in good spirits. At the start of the parade was Keeley Wilson, the 17-year-old who has Williams Syndrome and is the inspiration for the walkers. She...
Marvin Potter of Harlem stood proudly next to his 1985 Corvair in the parking lot at the Hill County Weigh Station at U.S. highways 2 and 87 Saturday morning. It was cold and rainy, the coldest and rainiest in the six-year history of the Blaine County Cruise. But Potter was chipper as he talked about his love of cars, especially older ones. Adorning his Corvair were two American flags that are on his car at all times, he said. He's had flags on his car since Sept. 11, 2001,...
Mitchell LaMere, 23, of Box Elder, intentionally started a house fire that killed Fred Bacon, Chippewa Cree Tribal Police said in a complaint filed Friday. The complaint says Lamere started the fire at 18 Indian Rock St. on Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation on May 19 with a bottle of gasoline he obtained from his mother’s residence. Lamere doused the front entrance in gasoline and lit it on fire, before entering the house through the rear door. Lamere then lit trash in a garbage can on fire that was placed in the middle of the...
The Havre High marching band will march down 5th Avenue Tuesday starting at 2:30 p.m. Outgoing band director David Johnke said the march will begin at Rod’s Drive-in, take a right at the police station and end in Pepin Park. The streets will be blocked off. Johnke said the parade was Superintendent Andy Carlson’s idea and that the band members will be marching in the new uniforms. The march will be something of a dress rehearsal for the band’s march in Washington this weekend. The band was chosen to represent Montana at th...
Havre Police Department Officers investigated a complaint Friday at 8:02 a.m. in relation to a 24/7 Sobriety Program violation. —— Officers investigated a report of found property after a 2nd Street caller reported Friday at 1:04 p.m. that a pair of cutting shears were found left outside. —— A caller at a 1st Street business reported a motor vehicle crash Friday at 2:41 p.m. —— Alejandro Richard Plascencia, 41, of Box Elder was issued a summons for making false reports to law enforcement authorities after he was reported to...
The Havre North Stars American Legion baseball team was once again on the road this past weekend as they took part in the Ed Gallo Wood Bat tournament in Whitefish. The North Stars, who played a total of four games in the tournament, finished with a 1-3 record overall. Havre knocked off Belgrade Thursday, the opening day of the tournament, 8-0. After that, Havre dropped its remaining games, losing to Glacier B 4-3 Thursday night, before falling to Glacier A 9-3 and West...
Exciting things have been happening to Box Elder athletics over the past few years. However, the Bears also have a promising future on the horizon and the man in charge of it all is athletic director Neil Rosette Jr. Rosette Jr., who just completed his second full year as athletic director in Box Elder, has a unique role within Bears’ athletics, as he is both the AD and the co-head coach of the football team, along with Joel Rosette. Under the direction of Rosette Jr. and R...
