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Editor’s note: The computer program provided by the Montana state government to print media reports on court actions does not always list all fines assessed. The following cases were resolved by Havre City Judge Virginia Seigel in July. A woman born in 1993 and a minor when charged was fined $100 for minor in possession, under age 18, first offense. In a later case, the girl was fined $200 for MIP, under 18, first offense. A woman born in 1992 and a minor when charged was fined $250 for failing to carry proof of vehicle i...
Joan Jess Binder came down with colon cancer earlier this year and spent a lot of time undergoing chemotherapy and other treatment. She got ill from the medications and ended up in the emergency room a few times. Then she came down with pneumonia. Thanksgiving Day, she had a stroke and was flown to Great Falls for additional treatments. Now, her friend Heather Ellingson said she fears Binder is lying in a hospital bed worrying about how she is going to pay the bills. “I wish she wasn’t, but I’m sure she is,” Ellings...
"Fobbit" is a love child between "M*A*S*H" and "The Office." That's how author David Abrams best describes his debut novel. Abrams spoke at Havre-Hill County Library, giving a presentation titled "How to Tell a War Story," Monday at 7 p.m. The bespectacled veteran with a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing will be the first to admit his experience in the Middle East is not to be grouped in with that of renowned soldiers like Marcus Luttrell or the deceased Chris Kyle....
Three weeks after he fled from custody of Fort Belknap Detention Center personnel while being transported through downtown Havre, answers have begun to slowly surface about escapee Gabriel Arkinson. However, despite repeated calls and inquiries by the Havre Daily News, Fort Belknap tribal police, courts, authorities at the reservation’s detention center and those in the upper echelons of tribal government have said they lacked the knowledge, or simply have been unwilling to r...
A plan to overhaul Havre city streets may be on the ballot again next year, but it may or may not be the one that was voted down this year. City Council members Pam Hillery and Terry Lilletvedt called on council Monday to resubmit the proposal that was rejected by voters in November, but said they would be willing to listen to other proposals. Council member Matt Boucher, the chair of the Streets and Sidewalks Committee that first submitted the proposal this year, said he still sees the need for a massive repair program, but...
Havre police may soon have an alert system that will enable them to instantaneously warn people of an emergency on their cellphones.. Police Chief Gabe Matosich told City Council Monday night that he is talking to providers and working on ways to fund the project. Matosich said the system could have been used in warning people about the prisoner who escaped Fort Belknap police custody in Havre last month. Under the system he is studying, people would not have to subscribe to the service, the alert would automatically reach...
Havre Police Department Officers investigated a Monday 11:08 a.m. report that a blue and pink bicycle had been left on the porch of an Assiniboine Avenue residence. —— Officers investigated a report from a 3rd Avenue parking lot at 12:05 p.m. Monday that a maroon suburban had been run into. —— Dakotarose Corrina Greshock, 20, of Havre was arrested on charges of violation of conditions of release, criminal contempt and “other,” after officers responded to a 5:53 p.m. Monday call from Greshock, who had called from 7th Avenue...
Gerald "Jerry" Allen Bilger was born on April 10, 1952, in Havre, Montana, to Paul and Judith (Moxley) Bilger. He left this world too soon but peacefully after years of struggling with COPD on Dec. 3, 2015, in Great Falls, Montana, at the young age of 63. Memorial services will be held on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2015, at 1 p.m., at the American Lutheran Church in Chinook. Arrangements have been made with Edwards Funeral Home of Chinook. Condolences may be left for the family at...
Editor: I was in town on Saturday. I was doing my Christmas shopping and decided to take the tour of Havre Beneath the Streets. I was impressed with the tour. There is a lot of history there. As I was going through the tour, there was a lady and daughter giving me some information about the underground. I'd like to thank her for what she had said, but I didn't get her name. She said she was a teacher in Havre and she goes to the tour quite often. I'd like to thank her for the information. I travel to Havre quite often....
Montana Veterans Affairs service officers, Judy Loendorf or Steve Mulonet or both, will be visiting Fort Belknap Indian Reservation at the IHS Conference Room 1:30 to 3 p.m. Thursday to meet with veterans who are interested in applying for benefits. Anyone interested in applying for benefits should bring a copy of their discharge paperwork with them. If bad weather exists on the day of travel, people can stay tuned to local radio stations for updated information regarding the outreach schedule....
BOZEMAN (AP) — New Montana State football coach Jeff Choate said his philosophy focuses on character, accountability and toughness. "The high standards of personal conduct and academic success that are established at this university are going to continue," Choate said Monday at his introductory news conference. Choate comes to MSU after two seasons as defensive line coach and special teams coordinator at Washington. He also was an assistant to Chris Petersen at Boise State a...
The Havre Ice Hawks high school hockey team started its 2015-16 season with a pair of games on the road this past weekend. And while the weekend didn’t start off well, the Ice Hawks finished the road trip with a bang. Havre was in Glasgow this past weekend, taking on the Glasgow Ice Dawgs in two games. On Friday, the Ice Hawks fell 6-3, but they rebounded to thrash the Ice Dawgs 11-2 Saturday. In the rematch, Havre goalie Bay Merker, from Lewistown, saved 13 shots as H...
Even though the high school football season has been over for a few weeks now, the postseason awards are still coming in and when it comes to the Class A All-State football team, the Blue Ponies are well represented. The team, which was announced last week, features a total of five Havre High football players on it, which is an increase from last season when three HHS players were bestowed the honor of being All-State. Of course it’s no surprise that Havre quarterback Dane W...
