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15 August 2024

Board Passes Economic Relief Payments

The Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board held its regular full board meeting Aug. 12 in Poplar. Tim Sheehy, a candidate for U.S. Senate, was in attendance. He is challenging incumbent Senator Jon Tester, Sheehy spoke to the board about his background and took questions and comments from board members about accessibility of care for Tribal veterans and other issues. The board voted to authorize

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Scobey vendor Joann Buer (left) works on a puzzle with a friend during downtime at the Roosevelt County Fair on Thursday, Aug. 8. (Photo by James Walling)

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Scobey vendor Joann Buer (left) works on a puzzle with a friend during downtime at the Roosevelt County Fair on Thursday, Aug. 8. (Photo by James Walling)

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Posted on August 15, 2024

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erty. The partnership then appealed the ruling, which was affirmed by the Montana Supreme Court in 2022. Miles Knudsen blocked off the road in defiance of the ruling, prompting a motion for contempt filed by Tomas Mann Post No. 81 of the American Legion April 24. An affidavit on attorney’s fees was also ordered by Cybulski, indicating the direction he may take with regard to sanctions for

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She hopes the number of obstetrics units will level off after the wave of closures. “It’s not even just for delivery, but we need access just to women’s health care in general,” she said. “I would love to see women’s health care be at the forefront of our government’s mind.” Swartz noted that the state has only one obstetrics training program, which is at the University of Iowa.

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State To Receive $47M Grant For Infrastructure Projects

The Montana Department of Commerce is set to receive $47.5 million in federal grant money that Rosebud, Custer, and Fallon counties, along with the Northern Cheyenne Tribe, will be able to apply for to fund infrastructure projects such as the build-out of electrical transmission lines takes shape in coming years. The department announced Monday, July 29, it was receiving the grant money for

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Posted on August 8, 2024

Pet Clinics

This happy pup received assistance from Erica with the Humane Society of Western Montana during three days of spay and neuter clinics at sites on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation last weekend hosted by Wolf Point Pound Puppies, University of Wisconsin Shelter Medicine and a crew of local volunteers. For information about adoptable animals and upcoming clinics, visit wolfpointpoundpuppies.org. (Submitted

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Posted on August 8, 2024

Fire Department’s Pool Party

Maddie Parker (left) and Charlie Bushman (right) have a fun time during the Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department’s pool party held on Saturday, Aug. 3. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Fire Department’s Pool Party

Maddie Parker (left) and Charlie Bushman (right) have a fun time during the Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department’s pool party held on Saturday, Aug. 3. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Posted on August 8, 2024

FWP ‘Fish Chief’ Resigns From Position

After a nearly 21-year career with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, the agency’s lead fisheries expert has resigned. Eileen Ryce, a fisheries biologist with a PhD, said inadequate support from her superiors while she ran a division that touches on two areas of critical interest in Montana — water and wildlife management — led her to resign. In a letter dated Aug. 1, Ryce briefly referenced

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Posted on August 8, 2024

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Yellowstone Releases Record Of Decision For Bison Management Plan

Yellowstone National Park released its new bison management plan Wednesday, July 24, which has been in the works for more than two years and will aim to keep around 5,000 bison in the park’s herds and continue prioritizing the use of a program to transfer healthy bison to tribes across the country. The park will keep the bison population in a range of between 3,500 and 6,000 animals after calving,

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Posted on August 1, 2024

Control Needed As Grasshoppers Continue To Devastate Cropland

During meetings in Washington earlier this month, the Montana Farm Bureau continued to stress the need for grasshopper control while visiting with Congressional leaders. In talking with Sen. Jon Tester and Rep. Matt Rosendale, and with the staff of Sen. Steve Daines’ and Representative Ryan Zinke’s offices, Farm Bureau leaders explained the negative impact of the destructive insects and the

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Posted on August 1, 2024

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Board Passes Economic Relief Payments

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erty. The partnership then appealed ….

erty. The partnership then appealed ….

She hopes the number of ….

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State To Receive $47M Grant For Infrastructure Projects

State To Receive $47M Grant For Infrastructure Projects

Pet Clinics

Pet Clinics

Fire Department’s Pool Party

Fire Department’s Pool Party

FWP ‘Fish Chief’ Resigns From Position

FWP ‘Fish Chief’ Resigns From Position

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Yellowstone Releases Record Of Decision For Bison Management Plan

Yellowstone Releases Record Of Decision For Bison Management Plan

Control Needed As Grasshoppers Continue To Devastate Cropland

Control Needed As Grasshoppers Continue To Devastate Cropland

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