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Meters used to monitor and charge for commercial water use
Polson’s water ordinance, effective June 10 to Sept. 30 each year, restricts watering to every other day with thre…
Off In The Woods, out in the open
POLSON — Individually, Sean Burress is a baker, Nathan Noble is a waiter, Jon Schumaker is a store manager and Layne McKay is an electronic engineering student…
Stand Down aims to help vets
ARLEE — Veterans and their family members were given the chance to ask questions and connect with the national, state and local organizations at the Arlee Powwow Grounds last Friday and Saturday.
Edington makes it count
RONAN — In his 44th year as a teacher, Dave Edington has had a dramatic impact in changing the lives of his students. As a woodshop and drafting instructor for…
Lake County Municipal Candidate Surveys
Candidates for Lake County municipal seats were given the opportunity to introduce themselves to you, their constituents, before the Nov. 8 election.
Community Calendar
Festival cancelled
Farm-to-school efforts ramp up in Lake Co.
POLSON — Students showed up at Polson school cafeterias for lunch on Monday, Oct. 17 and noticed something on their trays that hadn’t been there before: lentil…
Law enforcement and court records
Lake County District Court, Judge McNeil presiding
Bontrager completes basic training
ST. IGNATIUS — Navy Seaman Recruit Brandon J. Bontrager, a 2011 graduate of St. Ignatius High School and son of Tina S. and Glenn R. Bontrager of St. Ignatius, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit…
Defeating Diabetes, one ride at a time
RONAN — You think riding 100 miles on a bike is tough? Well, it is. But for Ronan’s AnnaMarie Leafty, it’s also an example.
Food for thought
RONAN — What’s not to like about retaining millions of dollars in western Montana while simultaneously allowing individuals and businesses to prosper?
Walk to Bike to School
RONAN — Ronan Parks Superintendent Jennifer Rolfsness knows that real change takes time, but that doesn’t mean she’s waiting around for it to happen.
Strength in the face of adversity
POLSON — While pole vaulting is an individual sport, Polson’s Melinda Owen has found that there’s a whole team supporting her quest to go to the 2012 Olympics …
Man sentenced to 40 years
POLSON — A Pablo man was sentenced to 40 years in jail for sex crimes against a minor after walking into a police station and declaring himself “a sexual preda…
Fighting on all fronts
POLSON — On July 11, 2007, 15-year-old Christian McCurdy woke up with double vision. The Polson student didn’t think much of it and promptly scheduled a visit …
Oh my gourd!
POLSON — That’s a lot of pie.