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Valley View students end year with play Valley View students end year with play

VALLEY VIEW — “The play’s about Pecos Bill and Middle Town,” Valley View students Hailey Hanson and Shelby Learn said before the play began. “There’s something wrong with the water; it makes (the townspeople) rhyme.” After a potluck dinner at the Valley View Clubh...

Shingles is serious health threat

News from the Western Montana Area VI Agency on Aging, Inc. LAKE COUNTY — There are an estimated 1 million cases of shingles every year in the United States. The risk increases as you get older. About half of all cases occur in men and women age 60 or older. People who have medical conditions affect...

Law enforcement still searching for homicide suspect Law enforcement still searching for homicide suspect

Law enforcement officers are still searching for Harry Lozeau, 53, a suspect in the fatal shooting of his brother, 51-year-old Terry Lozeau, on Saturday, June 14. Deputies responded to a report that a man had been shot and killed at a home on Mollman Pass Trail about 4 p.m.  The scene of the shoot...

Primary election results in, long time incumbent unseated Primary election results in, long time incumbent unseated

POLSON – Local primaries handed out a mixed bag of results last week, as one long-standing incumbent was unseated, but others managed to hang onto their seats.  The upset of the night came via the county attorney’s race, where public defender Steve Eschenbacher beat Mitch Young, who has h...

Mil levy passage means better services for seniors

LAKE COUNTY – Service providers said last week that programs for Lake County seniors will be better able to serve a growing population of elders after voters approved a mil levy.  Stagnant and decreasing funding at the federal and state levels have plagued area senior centers and service provid...

Remediation of 1994 gas spill continues Remediation of 1994 gas spill continues

RONAN — Hydrological engineers conducted tests at an abandoned Ronan gas station last week to determine if further environmental remediation is needed to disperse hazardous chemicals remaining in the soil after a 1994 spill of gasoline from a perforated 16,000-gallon storage tank. The Montana Depart...

Legislators appeal to ERC Secretary

In a May 29 letter, Senator Verdell Jackson, SD 8, and 11 other Montana representatives and senators contacted Kimberly Bose, secretary of the Energy Regulatory Commission. In summary the letter said, “We seek FERC’s careful deliberation in the issuance of a Kerr Dam license to NorthWestern Co...

Candidates participate in Grange forum Candidates participate in Grange forum

RONAN — The weight of several uncontested primaries drove many people to listen to more than a dozen candidates who turned out for a last minute political forum held by the Round Butte Grange 126 last Friday.  Most of the candidates that participated were part of races where no one had filed in...

Senior mil levy aims to tackle elder services deficit Senior mil levy aims to tackle elder services deficit

LAKE COUNTY – On June 3 county voters have a chance to tax themselves and help alleviate an eldercare crisis that officials say is growing more prominent as the population of senior citizens continues to boom at a pace unmatched by funding support from the federal and state government. A senior mil ...

State says Montana Water Court should handle disputes

HELENA — Representatives for the State of Montana filed multiple legal documents last week asserting that the Montana Water Court, not state or federal district courts, should have authority to decide water rights disputes on the Flathead Indian Reservation.  If the state prevails in its filing...


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