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30 July 2020

MHSA Announces Fall Sports A Go

Northern Plains Independent Staff The announcement from the Montana High School Association to permit fall sports this upcoming school year was welcomed news for area school officials. “We're excited,” Cody Larson, athletic director for Wolf Point, said. “A little normalcy is good for students.” During last school year, spring athletes saw their seasons canceled because of

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Posted on July 30, 2020

FWP “Kids To Fish” Program Allows Anglers To Borrow Gear & Tackle For Free

A popular Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks program that allows children and their friends or families to check out free fishing rods and tackle is in full swing again this year. FWP staff restocked and maintained over 400 fishing rods in nearly 43 different locations across Montana’s Hi-Line. The “Kids to Fish” program lets anglers check out fishing rods and reels equipped with basic tackle,

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Posted on July 30, 2020

Culbertson Couple Hosts Lamb, Goat Camp

Champion Showman Cody and Bridgette Featherston hosted a clinic July 18-19 for young people interested in fine tuning their lamb and goat showmanship prior to the regional fair season. Cody told the Northern Plains Independent that 11 kids attended the two-day camp at the Roosevelt County fairgrounds in Culbertson. He said as many as 20 kids had completed registration prior to rescheduling

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MSU Extension: Now Is A Good Time To Review Property Titles

Montana State University Extension educators say it is important for people to understand how titling personal property that is owned in joint tenancy with right of survivorship could have unintended consequences. MSU Extension family economics specialist Marsha Goetting and Pondera County Extension agent Wendy Wedum said factors like property title laws and intestacy statutes can impact

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UM Research Helps Humans Become Amazing Crop Sensors

Farmers have eyeballed their crops to gauge how well they are doing since the dawn of time. Though it may not seem too trustworthy or scientific, new research from the University of Montana and the Spanish Research Council suggests this type of evaluation can produce a lot of high-value information for crop monitoring and yield production. Marco Maneta is a UM geosciences associate professor and

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23 July 2020

Montana Sheriffs: Mask Mandate Is Not Enforceable

Following Governor Steve Bullock’s public health directive Wednesday, July 15, requiring mask usage in public spaces in counties with four or more active cases of COVID-19, 38 Montana county sheriffs issued a joint guest opinion editorial on the matter late last week. The governor’s directive requires that masks be used in most indoor settings and where social distancing cannot be maintained.

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Montana Sheriffs: Mask Mandate Is Not Enforceable

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Posted on July 23, 2020

Commissioners Approve Pay Raises, Call For Bids

The Roosevelt County Commissioners held their regular meeting Tuesday, July 21, at the commissioners’ office in Wolf Point. The commissioners approved minutes for the July 7 regular meeting and special administrative meetings July 7 and 13. Census worker Colleen McCarthy called into the meeting to update the county about the latest census collection results. She said the county has a

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Posted on July 23, 2020

McCone County Adds One Recovered Case Of COVID-19

McCone County reported a confirmed, but recovered case, of COVID-19. The case was reported by the State of Montana on its Monday, July 20, daily report. The person, a male in his 60s, was tested at a community testing event July 1 and, according to the McCone County Health Department, isolated at home awaiting the test results. Because the test results took 16 days to get back, the man is only being

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Posted on July 23, 2020

City Council Discusses Vacant Officer, Council Positions

The Wolf Point City Council held their regular meeting Monday, July 20. Following roll call and the Pledge of Allegiance, the council approved minutes for the June 15 meeting. During planning board and board of adjustments, it was pointed out that McDonald’s has not paid for a pending interior remodeling permit. Planned alarm siren installations have been delayed until November 2021 due to

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Posted on July 23, 2020

Wolf Point Police And Fire Blotter

lotter ( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department July 13-19. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) Citations were issued to: July 16 Dennis Martell Jr., 35, male, Town Pump, simple assault and protection of government officials, employees and law enforcement officers, tribal court. Vivian White, 22, female,

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Posted on July 23, 2020

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MHSA Announces Fall Sports A Go

MHSA Announces Fall Sports A Go

FWP “Kids To Fish” Program Allows Anglers To Borrow Gear & Tackle For Free

FWP “Kids To Fish” Program Allows Anglers To Borrow Gear & Tackle For Free

Culbertson Couple Hosts Lamb, Goat Camp

Culbertson Couple Hosts Lamb, Goat Camp

MSU Extension: Now Is A Good Time To Review Property Titles

MSU Extension: Now Is A Good Time To Review Property Titles

UM Research Helps Humans Become Amazing Crop Sensors

UM Research Helps Humans Become Amazing Crop Sensors

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Montana Sheriffs: Mask Mandate Is Not Enforceable

Montana Sheriffs: Mask Mandate Is Not Enforceable

Commissioners Approve Pay Raises, Call For Bids

Commissioners Approve Pay Raises, Call For Bids

McCone County Adds One Recovered Case Of COVID-19

McCone County Adds One Recovered Case Of COVID-19

City Council Discusses Vacant Officer, Council Positions

City Council Discusses Vacant Officer, Council Positions

Wolf Point Police And Fire Blotter

Wolf Point Police And Fire Blotter

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