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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which hears appeals from several western states including Montana, will soon begin live streaming courts proceedings. That means people throughout the country will be able to watch lawyers make arguments and judges ask questions on cases of importance. All you need is a computer screen. Currently, the 9th Circuit posts video of some proceedings, which makes it far more advanced than most federal courts which prohibit any kind of telecasting of court events. Sadly, the United States...
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the Havre Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and staff. That very special time of year is upon us and was officially kicked off Saturday with the lighting of the community tree at Town Square. Many hours of behind-the-scenes planning and work goes into the community tree lighting, the decorating of the community for the holidays. Thank you to everyone who helped this year — from washing and fixing the holiday pole decorations, to getting the tree adorned with its new 1,000 n...
The Hagener collection of Indian artifacts, housed in the Hagener Science Center at Montana State University-Northern for more than four decades, are being moved to a more spacious location at the Vande Bogart Library. The library is more fitted to house the delicate artifacts. “It’ll be outside the conference room, so people can really enjoy our collection,” said Library Director Vicki Gist. “It’ll be an area you can properly display the Indian artifacts.” The Hagener col...
Havre Police Department Officers responded to a 2:57 p.m. Tuesday call from 11th Street about the calling party finding spray paint on his fence and on signs in the park. ——— Nichole Lynn Bell, 34, of Havre, was arrested on outstanding Justice or City court warrants after an officer investigated suspicious activity at 4:33 p.m. Tuesday at 10th Street West. ——— Officers investigated a 6:02 p.m. Tuesday call from the hospital about a dog bite. ——— Thomas Wayne Lorentz, 33, of Havre, was arrested after an officer investigated su...
Christine Lynn Maristuen, 61, passed away on Monday, Dec. 2, 2013, at Benefis East in Great Falls, Mont., of natural causes. Funeral services will be 4 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6, 2013, at First Lutheran Church, with Pastor Michael O'Hearn officiating. The family has requested that memorials be made in Christine's name to Montana Special Olympics, First Lutheran Church or the Gift of Life Foundation at Benefis Hospital. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with services a...
The superintendent for Beaver Creek Park told the Hill County Park Board Monday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency has released most of the money to repair flood damage, which occurred earlier this year on the park. A study to find the best ways to reduce damage from future events also is underway. Superintendent Chad Edgar said during the board’s monthly meeting that he is still waiting for funding on one major project, with most already released and two permits on which he was waiting now approved. The park was p...
U.S. Rep. Steve Daines, R-Mont., passed a bill out of the House Tuesday that would add another dimension to a hundred-year-old project in north-central Montana — adding hydropower generation to the Milk River Project. Daines’ bill, H.R. 1963, the Bureau of Reclamation Conduit Hydropower Development Equity and Jobs Act, removes prohibitions from irrigation districts in Montana and other western states from developing hydropower on Bureau of Reclamation canals, ditches, and conduits. It passed from the House without opp...
The Hill County Park Board had a history review during its monthly meeting Monday, with a fairly detailed look of the recreational use of the land now Beaver Creek Park. After an audience member at the November board meeting said he wanted to know more about the history of the 10,000-acre county park, board member Robbie Lucke Monday brought in a copy of an article from “Grits, Guts and Gusto: A History of Hill County” that detailed some of its past. The history was discussed more when Ursula Brese of Friends of Beaver Cre...
William Baker, an academic dean and candidate for provost at Montana State University-Northern, has withdrawn his candidacy. Baker was scheduled to have his open interview at the Hensler Auditorium at 2 p.m. Thursday. This meeting is canceled. The number of candidates is now down to five and the schedule will go on as planned. The next interview will be Friday, when Larry Strizich of MSU-N speaks to the Northern faculty and the community. The remaining schedule for interviews to replace Rosalyn Templeton as MSU-Northern...
Friday afternoon, the Havre High wrestling team will kick off a brand new season as the Blue Ponies host the annual Havre Invitational Wrestling Tournament. The fun starts Friday and runs through Saturday evening. Fans of the Havre Invite won’t just get to witness the birth of a brand new season, and the beginning of Havre’s quest to defend its 2013 Class A state championship. No, fans will also get to see a major change as it pertains to all high school wrestling in Montana....
The Hi-Line Lanes Challenge Tournament has completed another chapter, as 24 keglers took to the lanes on Saturday. Bowlers from Browning, Shelby, Great Falls, Big Sandy, Harlem and Havre were competing for the top spot, or “King of the Hi-Line,” so to speak. Claiming that honor once again was Ival Jackson from Harlem, as he endured the same tough lane conditions. All bowlers were encountering different lane conditions as they moved from lane to lane. Just missing the step-ladder was Julie Rodgers who was one of two fem...
The Havre Daily News would like to remind area coaches and athletic directors to please send in all basketball and wrestling results immediately following games and matches this winter. Coaches can fax box scores to 406-265-6798 or email them to [email protected]. Also, the HDN is preparing its annual Winter Sports Preview, and we are asking area coaches to send schedules and rosters. Those can be sent to [email protected]....
Jesse Vaughan has been an ideal student athlete at Montana State University-Northern since arriving on campus more than a year ago. That might be why other schools, like the University of Montana-Western, were also heavily recruiting the former Spokane, Wash., prep standout. Luckily for the Northern Lights basketball team, Vaughan fell in love with the program and chose to continue his collegiate basketball career in maroon and gold. While at Rodgers High School in Spokane,...
