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Sun River Republican Republican Randy Pinocci is facing off against Havre City Financial Director Doug Kaercher, a Democrat, for the District 1 seat of the Public Service Commission in this November's election. Pinocci said he was born in Racetrack in 1964 and lives in Sun River. He graduated from Simms High School in 1983 and attended classes at the College of Great Falls, Great Falls Vo-Tech and the University of California studying computer science, although he did not...
Editor’s note: This version corrects the amount of the gift cards given to former Kmart employees to $75. Editor, We made it! Generous people donated to Blessed to Bless NOW in excess of the matching money challenge! We want to thank the many people from the Hi-Line for their donations. We received donations from as far east and west as Fargo and Seattle, and south to Billings. Out-of-area and out-of-state mechanics, veterans, truck drivers, photographers, tour bus drivers, and bank employees gave. Retired ranchers and a...
Items on the agenda for the Hill County Commission’s weekly business meeting Thursday at 11 a.m. include: • HIV-EIS Contract #17-07-4-51-111-0 • Family Planning Contract #19-07-5-11-007-0. •Extension requests • Sanitarian Computer request • Policy Year 2018-19 Inmate Excess Medical Ins. Program Renewal...
Havre City Financial Director Democrat Doug Kaercher is facing Sun River Republican Randy Pinocci for the District 1 seat of the Public Service Commission in this November's election. Kaercher was born in Havre in 1961, graduating from Havre High School in 1979. After high school, Kaercher graduated with an associate degree in aviation maintenance technology from the Helena Vo-Tech, now the Helena College University of Montana. Kaercher said he is also a licensed multi-engine...
A myriad of employers filled Armory Gymnausium at Montana State University-Northern Monday and all seemed pleased with the student turnout. About 36 employers came from across the nation Monday morning and were looking to fulfill open job positions or internships. Ethan Partch and Brandy Tannahill, representatives for RD4Ag, said the career fair was going well for them and they received a lot of interest from students in Northern's College of Technical Sciences. Both Partch...
Havre Public Works Director Dave Peterson told the City Council Monday that the city has won its arbitration in the dispute over work on the Bullhook storm drain system under the city and the bonding company is planning how and when to resume work. The city entered arbitration last spring with Kincaid Civil Construction out of Mesa, Arizona, the company that Havre awarded the contract to rehabilitate the drainage system that runs under the streets and even buildings of Havre. Peterson said the arbitration came back in favor...
Havre City Council President Andrew Brekke officially handed in his letter of resignation Monday during the council meeting in Havre City Hall. Brekke told the council he is resigning because he is moving to another district and because state law dictates that council members must be a resident of the ward they are representing. The date of the resignation is left open, he said. Technically, he will be resigning from his seat 30 days after Nov. 1, which is his last day in his...
The second annual St. Jude's Pumpkin Patch is back with some new additions, and still promises to deliver a good time for all. The Pumpkin Patch is scheduled for Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at St. Jude Thaddeus Elementary School. The St. Jude Pumpkin Patch is being put on by St. Jude Home and School. In their mission statement, Home and School said their objective is "to provide parents, teachers and parishioners opportunities to work together for the benefit...
Just when you thought the Frontier Conference couldn't get any crazier, a weekend like this last one happens. That's right, now, more than at any point this season, the Frontier has become an absolute crap shoot, as the UM-Western Bulldogs, who were picked to finish seventh in the league in the preseason, now stand alone atop the Frontier standings and have their destiny completely in their hands. That's right, win out, and the Dawgs will be Frontier champions and headed to...
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester announced he has introduced legislation to provide critical funding for the Milk River Project in north-central Montana. The Milk River Project, one of the first projects assigned to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation when it was created, provides water to irrigators — and recreationists and communities — along the Milk River from where it flows from Canada back into Montana north of Rudyard to its confluence with the Milk River. A press release from Tester said that after he spoke to the St. Mary’s Worki...
Angela Rose (Eagleman) Newfield, 55, passed away due to natural causes at Northern Montana Hospital on Sunday, October 14, 2018. Wake services began at 4:00 p.m. on Monday, October 15, 2018, and continued until her funeral service, which was scheduled for 10:00 a.m. today, Tuesday, October 16, 2018, all at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Angie’s online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for her family at www.hollandbonine.com. Angie was... Full story
Havre Police Department A caller at a First Street West business reported a stolen wagon wheel Monday at 5:14 p.m. -- Sade Rochelle Stearns of Harlem, 21, was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest and Benjamin James Kaval of Havre, 28, was arrested on a probation violation charge, after a caller at a First Street business reported a disruptive woman at 3:48 a.m. today. Hill County Sheriff's Office Christopher Paul Hammond of Havre, 20, was arrested on...
Press release A Parkinson Support Group will meet Thursday, Nov. 8, at 1p.m. in the Northern Montana Hospital Conference Room For more details contact Lolly Evans at 406-265-9461...
Press release The quiet rustle of Montana’s undisturbed wilderness invites hunters from far and near. Many hunters use this as time to enjoy the outdoors, spend time with family and friends, and fill their freezer for the upcoming year. But what happens when the animal is too large and the freezer is too small? Hunters Against Hunger, a partnership between Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and the Montana Food Bank Network, allows hunters to donate a portion or all of their legally harvested big game animals to authorized m...
As a physician who specializes in pediatric psychiatry, it became clear to me in my medical training that barriers to mental health care needed to be reduced to ensure access to care and treatment for all patients. Voting yes on I 185 is an important step in reducing barriers and improving health and access to treatment for all Montanans. Misleading statements by the tobacco industry purposely confuse the facts about I 185. So far, tobacco companies have invested almost $12 million in an attempt to defeat I 185. Here is what...
Dear Editor, I am fed up with my telephone, television, radio, computer and mailbox pushing simplified, limited political messages at me. I am asked to donate to candidates, sign petitions, listen to slanted poll questions and attend rallies. Believe this, hate that, donate, donate — a flood of mud and dramatic cries that only my dollar can prevent catastrophe. Candidate views on issues I care about — like ending the drug war, reducing military spending, reducing fossil fuel dependence, improving education, and expanding Mon...
Health care providers strongly back I 185. Doctors wish to see their patients smoke less and enjoy better health care. I 185 does both things. It makes cigarettes less affordable through a hefty tax. It also ensures health care for 100,000 working Montanans. As a doctor, I share those sentiments. However, I am also a conservative voter. I have spent years fighting to oppose government-run health care. Why as a voter, do I support I 185? When we tally up other government funded programs including Medicare, Medicaid, the VA, wo...
Mason Dionne, Havre High Football Things haven’t always gone the Havre Blue Ponies’ way this season, but they did last Friday in Livingston. Havre junior Mason Dionne helped the Ponies beat the Rangers by rushing for a career-high 197 yards on 31 carries. For good measure, Dionne also caught three passes and threw a 31-yard touchdown pass to quarterback Reese Bulkley in Havre’s 27-16 victory. Dionne, who also stars at linebacker, is also an All-State wrestler at HHS. Khloe...
The Montana State University-Northern cross country teams are nearing the end of the 2018 season. But this past weekend, the Lights and Skylights raced in one of the biggest meets of the season. Northern was in Lewiston, Idaho, for the Inland Empire Championships last Saturday. The meet, hosted by Lewis-Clark State, is one of the top meets in the northwest, and featured a host of NCAA Division I schools. The Skylights took 15th place. The Skylights ran a 5K with 156 runners....
If you’re ever at Montana State University-Northern sporting events, then you've likely seen Dave and Pam Wilson. In one capacity or another, they’re always there, and they’re always volunteering their time for MSU-N Athletics. And at the MSU-Northern football game against Eastern Oregon back on Oct. 6, the longtime Havre couple was honored for their service by the Frontier Conference. Pam and Dave are regulars at nearly every athletic event at MSU-Northern. They volun...
One week is all that stands between Hi-Line volleyball teams and postseason play. And that’s why last week was such a big one for high school volleyball. The action started with a huge District 6C East match in Gildford last Thursday night between the top two teams in the league. And the visiting Chinook Sugarbeeters came away with a 25-21, 26-24, 26-24 win at North Star. The win cemented first place for the Beeters, who got a huge 20 kills and six blocks from Kourtney Hanson....
There were a number of significant high school football games involving local teams this past weekend and one of those games featured the Big Sandy Pioneers. The Pioneers wrapped up the second seed in the Six-Man North Division Friday night at home after drubbing Power-Dutton-Brady 89-52. Big Sandy scored 27 points in the first and second quarters, as well as 28 points in the third to run away with it. Big Sandy is now 5-1 in their division and will host a home playoff game...
