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ST. IGNATIUS - With summer here and warmer weather, it is important to stay well hydrated. Having a glass or water bottle of water or tea and taking a sip (or gulp) whenever you think about it can help one to stay hydrated. Flavored infused water is a good way to encourage one to drink more. Cucumber/Mint - Thinly slice 1 whole cucumber one-half cup of mint to a pitcher and fill with water. Refrigerate. Strawberry/Lime – Thinly slice 2 limes and 3 cups of strawberries and juice of one lime to a pitcher, fill with water and refrigerate. Watermelon/Basil –Add 2 cups of chopped watermelon and one- half cup of roughly chopped fresh basil leaves to a pitcher, ...
POLSON - We must thank the volunteer drivers, the “old timers” and the “rookies”, who have stepped up to the plate, so to speak. We have added a fifth route due to the higher volume of meals delivered to the needy. Our recent survey of client satisfaction is being conducte...
ARLEE - June is just around the corner and we are anticipating more sunshine, heat and with just a smattering of rain. That doesn’t mean I’ve become the weatherman. It has been in the past several years that June was nothing but rain. May has proven to move into first place for rain most of the m...
Register for Lake Monster Classic Pickleball Tourney POLSON - The Linderman School tennis courts, 302 6th Ave. E, will host the Lake Monster Classic Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, June 21. Registration is $45 for one event and $15 for each additional event. Go to: pickleballtournaments.com to ...
News from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks KALISPELL — Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is conducting a voluntary survey to track participation in the new Western Fishing District spearfishing opportunity for northern pike. Starting in 2025, a licensed angler can spear northern pike while s...
News from Melissa Sneed, Black Mountain Software POLSON - Black Mountain Software has announced their 22nd annual Education Scholarship Awa...
News from OPI HELENA - Superintendent Susie Hedalen is pleased to announce the launch of Montana’s Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), ensuring children and teens across the state have access to healthy, nutritious meals throughout the summer. Sponsored by the United States Department of Agricultu...
News from Child Care Resources MISSION VALLEY - Since 2007, Child Care Resources (CCR) has provided Summer Camp Scholarships to support families with school-age children who need full-time care during the summer months. This program was created after CCR recognized that families receiving Best Beginning...
POLSON — Unseasonably warm and dry conditions continue to significantly decrease water supply in the Flathead River Basin and spring runoff is quickly receding bringing river flows to extremely low levels. These conditions have forced operations at SKQ to again be at license required minimum...
Legislation signed May 12 by Gov. Greg Gianforte offers a path toward resolving a long-standing law enforcement dispute between the state of Montana, Lake County and Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. At the center of the conflict is Public Law 280, a 1950s-era federal law that shifted law enf...
