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Articles from the October 23, 2018 edition


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  • Agenda - Hill County Commission business meeting

    Updated Oct 24, 2018

    Editor’s note: This agenda was updated Oct. 24. The agenda for the Hill County Commission’s business meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. includes: • Grader BID’s • Pintler Billing Service • Council on Aging — Amendment to Purchase of Service Contract No. 16221000010 • Nation Wide Insurance •Travel policy •Job applications...

  • Gianforte: 'The American Dream is coming back'

    Derek Hann|Updated Oct 23, 2018

    "The American Dream is coming back," U.S. Rep. Greg Gianforte, R-Mont., said Monday at the Quality Inn in Havre. Gianforte, who is facing a re-election challenge by former state Democratic lawmaker Kathleen Williams and Billings attorney Elinor Swanson, a Libertarian, came to Havre to speak with local Republicans about his campaign and the progress that he has made in the past year in the U.S. House of Representatives. He said he wanted to thank everybody who supported him dur...

  • Northern students receive Mike Rowe Foundation scholarships

    Stephen Real|Updated Oct 23, 2018

    A pair of Montana State University-Northern students were awarded national-level scholarships from a high-profile source that will help them build toward future careers within the trades. The Mike Rowe Foundation was founded by Mike Rowe, who is best known for his show "Dirty Jobs." The foundation's goal is to help students who are pursuing degrees in the trades industry and who feel like a traditional four-year degree is not for them. Kegan Strop, a freshman working on his pl...

  • Local man in jail after lengthy high-speed chase

    Tim Leeds|Updated Oct 23, 2018

    A local man is in the Hill County Detention Center on more than $75,000 bond after leading law enforcement from three agencies on a chase Sunday from Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation through Beaver Creek Park and into Havre. Jacob Crebs, born in 1991, was in the jail this morning facing charges of two counts of violations of conditions of release; fleeing from law enforcement officers; reckless driving; operating a motor vehicle without registration; driving without a driver's...

  • Food Bank prepares for upcoming holiday season

    Stephen Real|Updated Oct 23, 2018

    The Havre Food Bank is preparing for the holiday season with the annual Everybody Loves Firefighters event this Wednesday and Thursday evening. Along with the E.L.F. Drive, the Town Pump’s fundraiser Be A Friend Indeed, Help a Friend in Need is running from Sept. 1 through the end of November and matches every dollar donated up to $10,000. Walmart is also helping the food bank by highlighting some of the food items the food bank needs. The Old Station Brewing Company is putting on Pints for a Purpose on Nov. 8. For every p...

  • Obituary - Crystal Ann Springer

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    Crystal Ann Springer, 59, passed away October 16, 2018. Her memorial service will be held at the Care Center Chapel at 11:00 a.m., Thursday, October 25, 2018, with Deacon Timothy Maroney officiating. A full obituary will follow.... Full story

  • For the Record, Oct. 23, 2018

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    Havre Police Department An arrest was made or summons issued after Animal Control picked up a dog on Second Street Northeast at 12:30 p.m. Monday. No further details were provided on the charges. -- Randy Hawley of Hays, 36, was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence after a caller at a First Street business reported an unconscious man in a vehicle at 1:10 p.m. Monday. -- An arrest was made during a vehicle stop near the viaduct Monday at 5:08 p.m. No further...

  • Letter to the Editor - Vote for 6-Mill Levy for affordable education

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    To the Editor, I write this letter in a small coffee shop just after touring an 800-year-old cathedral in Salamanca, Spain. As a study-abroad student almost 5,000 miles away from my home university of Montana State University, I reflect on my experience in higher education and the frightening reality that many students could face this fall. Right now, higher education in Montana is at risk of seeing major funding cuts if the 6-Mill Levy ballot initiative doesn’t pass in November. This levy has been providing funding for h...

  • Letter to the Editor - Without 6-Mill Levy, I couldn't go to college

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    To the Editor, Be it Flathead County or Gallatin Country, I have lived in this beautiful state for my entire life. Montana is my home. As a third-year student at Montana State University pursuing a degree in economics with an emphasis in community health, I reflect back to five years ago when I was 16 years old and my father unexpectedly lost his business. This was my family’s main source of livelihood and in the midst of financial strife, my parents broke the news that if I wanted to attend college, I would need to find a w...

  • Letter to the Editor - Keep education affordable

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    Editor, Hello. I am currently a full-time student at Montana State University, where my father, aunt and two cousins attended university as well. Studying here has given me a sense of purpose and I have found a new home here in Bozeman; I owe my (sometimes stressful) life as a young adult seeking independence to this university. For context, as an out-of-state student, this opportunity to seek success in my fields of interest is a special one. That is not to say that the schools in Colorado are not wonderful in themselves...

  • Letter to the Editor - Relay for life info available

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    If you would like more information about Relay For Life, please stop by the Chinook Senior Center throughout the rest of the month of October and learn how you can become involved with the North Central Montana Relay For Life. You can also stop by Gary & Leo’s Fresh Foods in Havre Oct. 27 and Nov. 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., to get information about Relay For Life. You will be able to get general information, including how you can form a team or join one of the committees. You will also be able to purchase luminaries and r...

  • Helping our neighbors is the Montana way

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    Right now, somewhere in Montana, there are two families who may never meet — and yet will profoundly influence each other. Like many people these days, one needs a little extra help to get on their feet and may struggle to get by. The other has been fortunate enough to be able to provide for themselves and their future, and now they are eager to give back. As the president and CEO of Montana Community Foundation, I have the humbling job of interacting with both of these types of families firsthand. It reminds me that even t...

  • Quick Pics: Blessed to Bless raffle winner announced

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

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  • Open a Montana Medical Savings Account before Dec. 31 for 2018 income tax savings

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    By Marsha A. Goetting, Ph.D., CFP®, CFCS, [email protected], Montana State University Extension family economics specialist Have you had any medical expenses so far this this year that haven’t been covered by your health insurance policy or a flexible spending accoun? If you said yes, did you know you can open a Montana Medical Care Savings Account by Dec. 31 to cover those expenses and save state income taxes? If you establish an MSA and deposit up to $3,500, (the maximum in 2018) you can reduce your 2018 Montana ad...

  • Pizza Hut and Crunch for a Cause fundraisers support Northern minority students

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    Press release The Montana State Univesity-Northern Diversity Committee is requesting community support for minority students’ scholarships. A Pizza Hut fundraiser will run Thursday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. People making purchases this day can mention the Northern Office of Diversity Awareness and Multicultural Programs and Pizza Hut will donate 20 percent of the purchase price of any dine-in and carry-out orders to the fundraiser. Then, Thursday, Nov. 1, the fundraising will be Crunch for a Cause with Taco John’s. This tim...

  • Northern student honored for mentoring, tutoring efforts

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    Press release HELENA — The Governor’s Office of Community Service and Montana Campus Compact honored Montana State University-Northern student Luke Rech as the Volunteer of the Game Saturday. Rech was honored for his commitment to making his community a better place. His service activity started in high school, where he was an active volunteer reading and tutoring young children as well as volunteering for community clean-up activities. When he arrived at Northern, he became an avid volunteer with the Boys & Girls Club of...

  • Hi-Line Volleyball: Beeters cap a perfect 6C East regular season

    George Ferguson|Updated Oct 23, 2018

    The District 6C East volleyball regular season came to a close last week, just as it did for the District 1B and 2B. Now, the real fun begins. But before district tournaments start later this week, area teams had one more week of conference play. In the 6C East, the action started last Monday with Big Sandy beating Hays-Lodge Pole by scores of 25-4, 25-20, 20-25 and 25-21. The match was the final one of the regular season for the Pioneers, who finished in fourth place in the...

  • Hi-Line Football: Chinook edges CJI for Class C playoff berth

    Chris Peterson|Updated Oct 23, 2018

    The battle between Chinook and Chester-Joplin-Inverness last Saturday wasn't quite as big as the so-called Hi-Line Bowl of 2015, however, it was another great chapter in the rivalry between the two schools. Back in 2015, the Beeters hosted the Hawks when both teams were undefeated and duked it out for the Northern C Championship. Chinook won that game and went on to win the state championship. This time, the two teams were meeting for the final Northern C playoff berth and,...

  • Hi-Line Athletes of the Week

    Updated Oct 23, 2018

    Kadia Miller, Havre High X-Country Kadia Miller was behind the leaders at the Class A state cross country race last Saturday in Missoula, but with 400 yards left Miller took off and wound up finishing seventh in the girls race. Miller crossed the finish line 19:59 to place seventh and earn Class A All-State honors for the second year in a row. Miller, a varsity runner since she was a freshman, is also a standout basketball player for Havre High, where she earned Central A...

  • MSU-N's Jensen earns Frontier All-Conference in golf

    George Ferguson|Updated Oct 23, 2018

    The Frontier Conference fall sports season is winding down, and the golf season came to a close last week. The Frontier Conference then released its 2018 All-Conference Golf honors, and for the second straight year, Montana State University-Northern's Jenna Jensen made the list. Jensen had three Top 20 finishes in the Frontier this fall, and she was named Second-Team All-Conference. Jensen is a senior from Kalispell, who transferred to Northern two years ago. Jensen will...

  • Frontier Notebook: Lights look to end Nelson Stadium drought

    George Ferguson|Updated Oct 23, 2018

    There was a time, and not so long ago, that literally no one, and I mean no one, could find a way to win inside Nelson Stadium at Carroll College. Yes, the Fighting Saints were that dominant, and especially at home. But as the old saying goes, nothing lasts forever and the Saints are once again struggling, and those struggles include playing at home. Just last week, the Saints were blown out by Rocky Mountain College in Helena, to fall to 2-5 on the season. And this fall,...

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