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May is graduation month, and about 270 students in 10 area high schools will take part in graduation ceremonies this spring Havre High is scheduled to graduate 108 students May 28 at 4 p.m. in the school gymnasium. The class motto is, "Our lives are before us, our pasts behind us, but our memories are forever with us." The keynote speaker will be history teacher and wrestling coach Scott Filius. Rocky Boy High School will hold the first high school graduation in the area this...
Sarah Griffith announced in a Facebook post Monday that she has filed with the Hill County Clerk and Recorder Office to run for Havre City Council in Ward 4 in November’s city elections. “Someone just filed to City Council ward 4, it just might be me.” she said in a post on her Facebook Wall. Griffith, who said she will change her last name back to McKinney, her maiden name, confirmed in a Facebook instant message conversation Monday evening that she filed to run for the seat held by Matthew Boucher. As of this morning Griff...
From Hometown Humanities Hometown Humanities is looking for its next home town. Hometown Humanities is a program of Humanities Montana that brings a year’s worth of free humanities programming and support for humanities projects to one Montana town. Over the past year, the program brought 32 programs and supported four projects in Livingston, including a presentation-discussion series on women in Montana history, school speakers on the practice of Islam, community conversations on the Livingston economy, a high school l...
Press release Sign up for all summer programs begins Tuesday, May 30, at 8 a.m. at the lobby of the Havre Community Pool Early Bird Sign up is Saturday, May 20, and Saturday, May 27, from 10 to noon at Holiday Village Mall. The Pepin Park program will begin Monday, June 5, and run through July 28. Games, crafts, special events and fun will be at the park for elementary-school-age children. The program is held in Pepin Park Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to noon, and 1 to 3 p.m. Craft activities and special events begin...
By Jenny Eck and Jon Sesso Imagine you were told, as you headed onto the field, that your team would have nearly one-third fewer players than the opposing team … and that the other team would get to set the rules that you would have to play by. For Democrats in the 2017 Legislature, that has been our reality. As the minority and the loyal opposition, our mission is clear: to be a voice and a vote for what is right, and to fight every day for the people who sent us here, all the while knowing that the odds are not in our f...
I was born and raised in Cut Bank, where I learned that nothing gets done without hard work. Growing up on a ranch and wheat farm with five brothers and sisters, I can’t imagine a better place to spend my childhood than in the north country of Glacier County among salt of the earth people, learning the Montana values that we all hold dear ... community, responsibility, hard work and family. Living in rural Montana taught me how to be resourceful and what it means to thrive in sometimes challenging situations. I know the s...
The most significant infrastructure bill in over a quarter of a century was passed by the just adjourned 2017 legislatives session. It was the six-cent increase in motor fuel taxes which will make it possible for Montana to continue to match federal dollars for highway maintenance and construction at a ratio of seven federal dollars to one Montana dollar. The highway infrastructure bill was passed by an embattled coalition of Democrats and Republicans. Its passage was necessary to assure our roads and highways will be...
Edward D. Casolaro Sr. of Havre, 93, died May 7, 2017, with his family by his side. Cremation has taken place and no services will be held. Please visit Edward's online memorial and leave a message of condolence for his family at http://www.hollandbonine.com. Edward was born Nov. 5, 1923, in White Plains, New York, to Edward and Violet (Burns) Casolaro. He attended school and was raised in White Plains. In 1946, Edward married Mary Rose Mondello and the couple had two... Full story
Havre Police Department Officers investigated a complaint after a First Street caller reported Monday at 10:33 a.m. that a WIFI hot spot had been stolen. —— Officers investigated after a Second Street business caller reported Monday at 11:07 a.m. a suspicious money order transfer. —— Officers investigated a complaint after a First Street business employee reported Monday at 11:09 a.m. a $2,000 fraudulent check. —— Officers investigated a complaint after a Second Street caller reported Monday at 2:56 p.m that they found a bic...
Jacey McDonald, Havre High Softball Havre High senior Jacey McDonald is a known commodity when it comes to hitting on the Blue Pony softball team. But even she surprised herself a little at last Saturday's Havre Invitational. Against Shelby, McDonald belted a home run and went 2-for-3 at the dish. That would be a strong day for anyone, but she was nowhere near done. McDonald also went 3-for-3 later against Conrad, including going yard for a second time on the day. McDonald,...
Montana State University-Northern's Natalee Faupel recently completed one of the greatest careers in Northern women's basketball history. And while Faupel graduated from Northern with honors on Saturday, her college basketball career is not over. Faupel was recently given a graduate assitant position on the women's basketball staff at NCAA Division I Idaho State. Faupel is set to join the program for the upcoming 2017-2018 season. Along with her coaching duties, the two time...
I’m guessing that this weekend was one for the record books as far as local golfers are concerned. After all, how often does anybody around here get to play in 90 degree weather with little or no wind for two straight days, on the first weekend of May? If I was asked that question, my answer would be almost never. But that was the case last weekend, and here’s hoping all of you who got to play in those conditions, wherever you were, had a great time. The weather was also good...
It’s hard to believe, but track and field’s postseason arrives Wednesday. And it comes to the Havre Middle School Track. Wednesday morning, the likes of North Star, Fort Benton, Chester-Joplin-Inverness, Box Elder, Big Sandy, Chinook, Turner and Hays-Lodge Pole will all battle for boys and girls team titles and spots in the Northern C Divisional next week at the 2017 District 9C track meet. Field events begin at 9 a.m. The 9C meet should be an exciting one this season, as it...
