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Polson seniors for March 17, 2021

POLSON — Tax season is upon us. Call the Polson Senior Center for AARP-sponsored free tax preparation information. Don’t wait too long to call us. Although a lot of older individuals have received the vaccines, remember to consider the risks before participating in activities and meals at the center. Stay home if you are feeling unwell for any reason. Activities: Exercise class 10:30-11:30 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday, Friday; mahjong 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday; pinochle 12:30 p.m. on Thursday; bingo 7 p.m. Friday; card bingo Thursday, March 18 at 7 p.m.; hearing clinic Tuesday, March 23 from 9-11 a.m.   Lunch is served in the center, offered as take-out, or home-deliver...


Dixon seniors for March 17, 2021

DIXON — The Dixon Senior Center continues to serve our community and hopes everyone is staying happy and healthy. We have opened the doors for eating in, continuing to adhere to social distancing precautions. We are also accepting take-out meal requests. Meals will be served Monday and Thursday evening...

County residents gather to hear legislative updat County residents gather to hear legislative updat

Five Lake County legislators faced a supportive crowd last Thursday evening during a legislative update at the Ronan Community Center.  The event, which occurred during the mid-session break, drew an estimated 70 people to the center, plus around 25 who tuned in via Zoom. The Northwest Counties Farm ...

Child's kindness, love for sister inspires schoolmates, teachers Child's kindness, love for sister inspires schoolmates, teachers

POLSON — A small act of kindness rippled through Cherry Valley Elementary School and caused teachers and students to reflect on how good it feels to care about others.  It all started in February when seven-year-old Kolter Cook learned about a prize being offered at his school for reading books...

Montanans are watching, waiting

We are halfway through Montana’s short legislative session, and Montanans are still waiting for Republican legislators and Governor Gianforte to get to work on creating the jobs and economic recovery they promised during the campaign season. In their absence, Democrats have led the way. Montanans ar...

Snowbird fund supports missing indigenous persons search

The recent announcement of the Snowbird Fund, www.snowbirdfund.org, which, with the help and administration of the Montana Community Foundation and a three-person review panel composed of Native Montanans, will provide direct financial assistance (no strings attached) to families and friends of missing ...

Polson Boys and Girls Club celebrates new clubhouse Polson Boys and Girls Club celebrates new clubhouse

The Polson Clubhouse of the Boys and Girls Club of the Flathead Reservation has been up and running for over four months and the possibilities it offers just keep growing. The number of kids served has doubled, almost 90 a day, with minds being nourished, tummies being filled and bodies being exercised. This...

Polson seniors for March 10, 2021

POLSON — Although I now have had both my vaccine shots, I will still wear my mask for the safety of others. Think about that when you come to the Polson Senior Center and please wear a mask. After a year of being cautious, let’s not slacken our efforts due to COVID fatigue. Activities:  ...

St. Ignatius seniors for March 10, 2021

ST. IGNATIUS — What  wonderful weather we are having. Everyone is ready for spring, I’m sure. I know I am. Daylight savings begins on Sunday, March 14, so our evenings will be longer and hopefully, a good time to walk and enjoy where we live. Please remember to set your clocks ahead by an ho...

Cheer sections sparse, but full of heart in COVID era Cheer sections sparse, but full of heart in COVID era

In a traditional season, gymnasiums across the state would be packed with fans cheering for their favorite prep basketball teams battling for postseason glory. The coronavirus pandemic has made for anything but a normal 2020-21 basketball season, delaying the start by nearly three weeks and forcing restri...

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