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Editor’s note: This version corrects how much Andrea Melle earns working for St. Jude Thaddeus Church. While high school graduation may feel exciting to some, Havreite Andrea Melle, divorced mother of two adults with autistic spectrum disorders, said the future which follows is filled with uncertainty. "As a society, we see it as a must that a child is financially supported, legally, through their childhood until the age of majority if there is a divorce or if the parents a...
Havre Police Department A summons was issued after a caller at U.S. Highway 2 West business reported a marijuana smell Friday at 11:11 a.m. -- A Child and Family Service caller reported a complaint Friday at 11:43 a.m. -- Officers were called to a vehicle crash at 12:17 p.m. Friday on First Street West. -- Friday at 1:23 p.m. a caller at a First Street West establishment asked for an officer to investigate suspicious activity. -- A caller on First Street Northeast asked Friday...
A Havre lawmaker said declines in projected revenue could require the state Legislature to once again go into a special session. “My understanding is revenue projections are down and if (Legislative Fiscal Division) doesn’t accept those revenue projections then we very likely will end up back here in Helena for a special session, probably in the summer,” Rep. Jacob Bachmeier, D-Havre, said from Helena during a legislative teleconference Friday in Havre. Bachmeier said most of the proposals to increase state revenue were...
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Laws in Montana are managing to let drug users avoid serious jail sentences, Tri-Agency Task Force supervisor C.J. Reichelt said Friday. Reichelt was speaking about drug issues facing the Hi-Line at the monthly North Central Pachyderm Club meeting at the Duck Inn Vineyard Room. “A first offender could end up with a two- to three-year sentence but could be deferred and end up with just probation,” Reichelt said. “Those who have had three to five offenses could end up just in a rehab program.” “It’s become too expensive t...
A front-page story in Friday’s edition of the Havre Daily News about the Fort Belknap Indian Community Council and Hill County Commission discussing the Fort Belknap water compact included information that was misreported at the meeting. The correct amount for Fort Belknap’s proposed water storage facility is 60,000 acre ft.... Full story
Robert Henry Stump III, age 32, passed away at home on Friday, April 5, 2019. A wake was held Friday, April 5, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. and continued until his funeral Saturday, April 6, 2019, at 10:00 a.m., all at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church in Rocky Boy. Holland and Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Robert's online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for his family at www.hollandbonine.com. Robert was born July 13, 1986, in Havre... Full story
The Havre Daily News is calling out for photos and information for a special section on graduation this spring. Graduating seniors are asked to email their photos, name and school to [email protected]. Photos and information must be received by Friday, April 12, to be included in the Graduation 2019 Edition. Emailed photos and information is preferred. Schools also are asked to send the information about their graduating class to the above email. Schools are asked to include: 1. School Name 2. Class Motto 3....
From Fresno Chapter of Walleyes Unlimited The Annual Fresno Chapter Walleye’s Unlimited Banquet is back in action Saturday, April 13, at the Havre Ice Dome. The doors open at 4:30 p.m. with early bird drawings beginning at 5 and dinner at 6:30. The banquet features the Fresno Chapter’s renowned all-you-can-eat walleye, beef and other side dishes to prepare you for an evening of entertainment as guests play games for guns, big screen TVs, iPads, patio furniture, home furniture, barbecue grills, jewelry, artwork, woodwork and...
Editor, To the person, out at Walmart, who picked up an envelope full of cash: it belonged to an elderly lady on disability. You should have turned it in. You should be ashamed of yourself. What comes around goes around. Susie Webb Havre...
This past week, the Montana House of Representatives passed both House Bill 652, the Long-Range Bonding bill, and House Bill 658, the Medicaid Expansion bill. The Bonding bill passed the floor with 68 yes votes and 30 no votes, and the Medicaid Expansion bill passed with 61 yes votes and 37 no votes. I opposed House Bill 658, the Medicaid expansion bill, largely because the non-severability clause in the bill was removed and replaced with a severability clause. This means that if a court finds that any portion of the law is...
I attended the Town Hall meetings at Plentywood to discuss hour reduction at the U.S. Port of Raymond-Regway Canadian Port of which is a 24-hour commercial port. The proposed hours of operation would be from 6 a.m. to midnight. Canada — Regway — remains 24-hour. U.S. Customs and Border Protection had proposed the hour reduction in 2015, we resisted, they reconsidered and it has remained a 24-hour commercial port. We can’t rail at CBP, they didn’t create the problem, so its up to “We the People” to work with Montana’s c...
Behind a total of five first-place finishes, the Havre High girls track team won its third straight track meet to open the season, edging Fairfield by one point to take home the Choteau Acantha Invitational Saturday. The Blue Ponies scored 82 points and won the 1,600-meter relay, the final event, to knock off the Bulldogs who finished second with 81. HHS swept both relay races for the third straight meet, also getting first in the 400 relay. On top of that, freshman Sadie...
Heading into this weekend, Havre High head tennis coach George Ferguson said that the Havre Invitational was going to be special. And over the course of two days on their home courts, the Blue Ponies certainly made it that. Saturday, Havre played host to Hardin, Lewistown, Conrad and Cut Bank in the 2019 Havre Invite and Ferguson said, the meet, despite some adverse weather, was a success, on and off the court. "It was a great weekend," Ferguson said. "First and foremost,...
Spring football is about halfway over for the Montana State University-Northern Lights and Friday night, they put their work to the test with a short scrimmage. The Lights took to the MSU-N practice field late Friday afternoon and took part in a fully padded, live scrimmage with the only exception being no hits on the quarterback. And after an hour of intense, hard-hitting football, head coach Andrew Rolin was pleased with what he saw. "I really liked the way that we came out...
