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U.S. Customs and Border Protection has reached an out-of-court settlement with two women who said their Constitutional rights were violated when a Border Patrol agent detained and questioned them when he heard them speaking Spanish in a Havre convenience store. The monetary amount of the settlement was not released. Ana Suda and Martha "Mimi" Hernandez filed a lawsuit alleging their their Fourth and Fifth amendment rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution were violated by...
They came close last season. Now, they've achieved a major goal. The Montana State University-Northern Lights cross country team is nationally ranked. In the newest NAIA Men's Cross Country Coaches Poll, the Lights, of head coach Chad Spangler, are ranked 25th. It's the first time in the program's brief history that a Northern cross country team has been nationally ranked. "We were closing in on national recognition at the end of last season, getting some votes from some...
The Havre Ice Hawks played a pair of close games against the Bozeman Ice Dogs this past weekend at home. Unfortunately, the Ice Hawks came up just shy in both contests. Havre played host to Bozeman Saturday night and Sunday morning at the Havre Ice Dome, where the Ice Dogs swept Havre, dropping the Ice Hawks to 0-4 on the young high school hockey season. The Ice Hawks didn't go down without a fight, however. Havre lost Saturday night's contest in overtime, 4-3 as the Ice Dogs...
Officials said Tuesday that Montana has plans for distributing COVID-19 vaccines once they are available, but they are taking it day-by-day as new information comes up. Montana’s plans for distributing the vaccines were presented to the state’s recently formed Vaccination Plan Coordination Team Tuesday by Department of Public Health and Human Services officials. DPHHS Deputy Director Laura Smith, who coordinates the team, described it as a power-house group of local leaders and she’s hoping to keep everyone in the loop as th...
During a meeting set to work on selecting a new board member, the Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees heard an earful about opening the Havre Schools to full classes four or five days a week. The comments at Tuesday's special board meeting came the same day that Montana Federation of Public Employees said a Great Falls educator had died from COVID-19. "Everyone in MFPE mourns this loss with great pain and extend our deepest condolences to the family," MFPE President Amanda...
The total number of cases of COVID-19 in Montana on the state map after today’s update was 58,565 with 1,013 new cases, 15,901 active. The number of active hospitalizations was 462. The number of deaths was 652. Blaine County reported Tuesday evening 6 new cases, 505 total, 42 active, 4 active hospitalizations, 18 deaths Hill County reported Tuesday evening 42 new cases including some confirmed Saturday, Sunday and Monday that were reported Monday night, 1,281 total, 240 active, 6 active hospitalizations, 31 deaths Rocky B...
Editor, I respectfully request that Congress pass the Recognizing Motorsports Act, H.R. 5434/S. 2602, in 2020. The bipartisan RPM Act protects the right to convert an automobile or motorcycle into a race car used exclusively at the track. Modifying a vehicle into a race car is an integral part of America’s automotive heritage. Many types of racing, including NASCAR, were founded on the premise that street vehicles, including motorcycles, can be converted into dedicated racing vehicles. Racing events are an economic driver f...
Editor, I would like to say a great big “Thank you” to all of the volunteers in the past who have helped people in Havre on Thanksgiving. This year, the dinner had to be canceled because of COVID. I’m pleased that the Thanksgiving volunteers will be home safe with their own families. Happy Thanksgiving to all and God bless. Rickie Magnussen Havre...
I have always loved Thanksgiving. I love that it is a holiday built around a full table and homemade treats. I love the recipes handed down on index cards that only get made once a year and traditions that bring back childhood memories and the chance to use linen napkins and the idea that sitting around a table — just sitting around a table — is reason enough to celebrate. I think it might be my favorite holiday. I like that expectations are reasonably low and yet the hol...
Rosallie "Sally" Eileen Ostwalt Miller passed away peacefully from natural causes November 21st. Sally was born September 20, 1932, to Henry and Olga (Kober) Ostwalt in Laurel, MT. She was raised in Laurel and graduated high school in 1950. She started her career as a bookkeeper following graduation working at Montana-Dakota Utilities in Billings. She married the love of her life, Howard P. Miller, August 2, 1953. To this union three sons were born, Scott, Kirk and Brad....
Havre Police Department A caller at Montana State University-Northern reported Tuesday at 11:08 a.m. that items were stolen from Pershing Hall. -- A caller asked Tuesday at 1:11 p.m. for a well-being check on their spouse on Third Street. -- Tuesday at 3:31 p.m., a Maple Drive caller reported seeing Monday that a window had been broken. -- A beer theft was reported at 9:54 p.m. Tuesday at an 11th Street West business. Hill County Sheriff's Office A 36th Avenue Northeast...
Material provided in an obituary for Bonnie Shifflett that ran on Page A5 of Tuesday’s edition of The Havre Daily News misreported her age and year of birth. Shiflett was 82 and was born in 1938....
Press release A new episode of the awarding-winning MontanaPBS travelogue "Backroads of Montana" will premiere at 5:45 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5. One spot is right in this part of the state. It's known as "The Pink Church" off Highway 2 near Harlem. "Backroads" producers make a stop to show off the unique Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Montana's Hi-Line. "We head to some real out-of-the-way spots on this program,'" host and Montana native William Marcus said. "Viewers should real...
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. This weeks high scores: Women’s, game, Ashley Linderman, 244; series, Lindsey O’Brecht, 568. Men’s high game, Ed Boucher, 247; high series, Jason McDonald, 677. Split picker’s were Duke Thomas, 5-8-10, Alicia Burrington, 3-8-10, Lindsey O’Brecht, 7-9, Jacey Kohler, 2-4-10. Sunday Keglers: Brandy Kurtz, 151, Cori Winsor, 158,152-445, Julie Smith, 173,154-456, Ashley Linderman, 244-518, Julie Allee, 156,174-453, Janet Robinson, 158-451, Fred Will...
Despite the difficulties of playing during COVID-19, the first year of District 7C volleyball was great. It saw new teams and fresh faces blend with old stalwarts to form a dominant conference in Class C volleyball. The season also saw Fort Benton reach the state tournament for a second year in a row, while familiar teams on the Hi-Line like Chinook, North Star, CJI and more enjoyed a fun year on the court. Now, though, the season has come to an end, and soon, the focus will...
