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MONTANA — Concealing the back-channel communications between lawmakers, lobbyists and stakeholders when drafting bills amounts to the Legislature violating the state’s Constitution, a coalition of media outl...

Polson Lady Pirate Skyla Nielsen wrestles a Ronan Maiden opponent at the Western Montana Duals in Ronan on Jan. 3. The Lady Pirates wrestling team finished first with 94 points. The Ronan Maidens came in third with 85 points.

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An effort to honor a young man from Libby who heroically died on the battlefield in Vietnam prompted the creation of one of the first bills coming before the 69th Legislative Session in Helena. SB59 is poised to unit...

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Finley Point Grill head chef Pedro Vera and owner Dirk De Coninck encourage community members to participate in their annual Christmas Community Toy Drive.

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POLSON — The third annual Christmas Community Toy Drive, sponsored by the Finley Point Grill, East Shore Smokehouse and the Lounge, is now underway. Community members can drop off new, unwrapped toys at any of ...

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Issue Date: 4/1/2020
Last Updated: 4/1/2020 3:19:43 PM | By Heather Rush for the Valley Journal

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DIXON — The Dixon Senior Center continues to serve our community. In light of President Trump’s leadership request for social distancing precautions, we are accepting “take-out meal” requests only. Please leave a message by noon on the day of the meals being requested. Call 406-246-3310 and leave your name, contact information and the number of meals you desire. Monday night and Thursday night meals, at 5:30 p.m. will be our new temporary routine. Meals are $4 per serving and are deliverable to Dixon residents upon request.

A formal menu is not available at this time.

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