26 August 2021

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Trustees Vote To Not Reopen Negotiations

Trustees Vote To Not Reopen Negotiations


The Wolf Point School board has decided not to open teacher negotiations up again this fall after the Wolf Point Education Association made the suggestion to begin contract talks at a recent meeting. At a board meeting held in late July, Patricia Toavs, president of the Wolf Point Education Association, said that trustees are aware that it’s becoming very difficult for many schools to find

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Back To School Treat

Back To School Treat


Wolf Point High School principal Kim Hanks and senior Hamyanie Campbell pick out some ice cream as part of the meet and greet event at the school on Thursday, Aug. 19. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Information Sought Regarding Vehicle

Information Sought Regarding Vehicle


Law enforcement is seeking information regarding a vehicle that was involved in a rollover accident on Aug. 4. According to the Montana Highway Patrol, a 2000 Toyota Camry was traveling west on U.S. Highway 2 when it drifted off the north side of the road. The driver over-corrected, crossed the east bound lane and traveled into the south ditch. The vehicle came to rest on the passenger side

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Geno Sentenced To 50 Years

Geno Sentenced To 50 Years


Clovis Christopher Geno was sentenced to serve 50 years in the Montana State Prison on Wednesday, Aug. 18, for the murder of Ramona Naramore in Culbertson during January 2020. District Judge David J. Cybulski announced the sentencing after hearing comments from both state and defense attorneys. The 50year sentence includes no parole restrictions. Geno was ordered to pay fines as well as $3,515