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Two recurring themes again cropped up during a lengthy and sometimes contentious Hill County Park Board meeting: What future should be pursued for the park, and are park users all treated the same. Renelle Braaten, attending her first board meeting since the Hill County Commission appointed her in July to replace retiring board member Mel Gomke, said she wants to know the consensus of Hill County residents: Should the park be marketed to draw in people from out of the area, or should it be focused on local use? “That’s wha...
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HELENA (AP) — A judge says a secretive group known for bucking campaign finance laws has to pay the state's attorney fees in one ongoing case. District Judge Jeffrey Sherlock said in an order issued last week that American Tradition Partnership must pay roughly $10,000. Sherlock says he suspects the attorney general's office could have asked for much more given the amount of time spent on the case. Sherlock ruled last year in that case that ATP acted as a political committee in the elections, and not as the educational o...
Gary Beckman Gary Beckman, 60, left us on July 24, 2013, at Renown Skilled Nursing Center in Sparks, Nev., at 3:16 p.m. A service was held in Sparks, Nev., July 28 at 11 a.m. A local memorial service will be held at a future date. Gary was born May 21, 1953, in Bemidji, Minn., to Ellwyn Wesley and Patricia Beckman. He graduated from Havre High School in 1971, he then met and married his wife Ida Beckman. They then had two children: a son, Jeremey, in 1979 and a daughter,...
Donna Shulund looks over a flower arrangement at her home at 412 14th St. W. in Havre, She and her husband, Melvin, are longtime gardeners. Their home was tapped by the Bullocks Blossoms Garden Club as the Garden of the Week. For more photos, see the Havre Daily News....
HELENA (AP) — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has turned over its analysis on the effects of hazing bison back into Yellowstone National Parks on threatened grizzly bears after a conservation group sued for the information. U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy dismissed the Alliance for the Wild Rockies' lawsuit on Monday and awarded the alliance $3,531 in attorney fees and costs. Attorney Rebecca Smith of the Public Interest Defense Center filed a complaint on behalf of the conservation group in May asking Molloy to rule t...
A pair of current Havre High tennis players took to the courts in Missoula this past week, competing in the Montana State Junior Open. Havre High sophomores Jeff Miller and Jerod Boles both competed in the event, which is one of the biggest tennis tournaments on the USTA Intermountain summer circuit. Miller competed in 18 singles, 16 singles and 18 doubles, playing 11 total matches over four days. Teamed with partner Karl Daniels of St. Ignatius, the duo finished third in doubles, defeating the Polson duo of Brady Hislop and...
Last week I reported that it was the final week of the men’s league regular season at Prairie Farms Golf Course. I guess I was wrong, and for yours truly, whose team has yet to secure a playoff berth, I’m glad my information regarding the end of the season was incorrect. Instead, tonight and Wednesday night will be the final men’s league regular season rounds, and the playoff race is still very much wide open. Eight teams have already secured playoff berths in the first half...
Marc Mariani’s first training camp with the Tennessee Titans, now nearly four years ago, was a difficult one. At the time, Mariani was a seventh-round draft pick out of Montana and was considered a long shot to make the Titans’ 53-man roster his first time out. But in fact, Mariani did make the roster that summer, and the rest of his rookie season is now part of impressive history, as the former Havre Blue Pony shattered Tennessee return records and was selected to the Pro...
Studies to reduce damage from what seems to be almost annual flood disasters could be in Beaver Creek Park’s future. Two members of the Federal Emergency Management Agency team helping assess damage from this spring’s flooding and write up project work orders to repair that damage attended a Hill County Park Board meeting Monday, and one made the suggestion that studies might show how to prevent damage at some sites in the future. This year is the third year in four that FEMA officials are assessing damage at Beaver Cre...
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