2023 – Page 175 – Northern Plains Independent

Golf Standings

Tuesday Night Golf League Final Standings Curtiss Farm/Auto 283.0 One Under 271.5 Opportunity Bank 266.5 Northern Prairie 264.0 Fox Ford 259.5 Hackers 252.0 In the Rough 244.0 Tule Turtles 215.0 New Guys 210.0 Arnie’s Army 206.0 Low gross: Brad Moran, 37 Low net: Mike Post, 25

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Golf Standings

Tuesday Night Golf League Final Standings Curtiss Farm/Auto 283.0 One Under 271.5 Opportunity Bank 266.5 Northern Prairie 264.0 Fox Ford 259.5 Hackers 252.0 In the Rough 244.0 Tule Turtles 215.0 New Guys 210.0 Arnie’s Army 206.0 Low gross: Brad Moran, 37 Low net: Mike Post, 25

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Posted on August 17, 2023

Lady Wolves Look Forward To Strong Volleyball Season

With six returning players with starting experience, Wolf Point’s volleyball program looks for an exciting 2023 campaign. Starters back include senior Kylie Rodenberg, senior Joli Beston, senior Sierra Hamilton, senior Kaleah Miller-Toves, senior Azalei Ackerman and junior Gabrielle Four Bear. Other returning letterwinners are junior Keeley Blount-Henderson, junior Ameliya Doney, sophomore

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Lady Wolves Look Forward To Strong Volleyball Season

With six returning players with starting experience, Wolf Point’s volleyball program looks for an exciting 2023 campaign. Starters back include senior Kylie Rodenberg, senior Joli Beston, senior Sierra Hamilton, senior Kaleah Miller-Toves, senior Azalei Ackerman and junior Gabrielle Four Bear. Other returning letterwinners are junior Keeley Blount-Henderson, junior Ameliya Doney, sophomore

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Posted on August 17, 2023

Groups Threaten To Sue Over Wolf Trapping Laws

Two Montana conservation groups have told federal authorities that they plan to sue within 60 days if the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service doesn’t reconsider its agreement with the state regarding exporting wolf pelts. The Center for Biological Diversity and Trap Free Montana allege that multiple and substantial changes to Montana’s wolf hunting laws should cause the agency to re-evaluate

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Groups Threaten To Sue Over Wolf Trapping Laws

Two Montana conservation groups have told federal authorities that they plan to sue within 60 days if the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service doesn’t reconsider its agreement with the state regarding exporting wolf pelts. The Center for Biological Diversity and Trap Free Montana allege that multiple and substantial changes to Montana’s wolf hunting laws should cause the agency to re-evaluate

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Posted on August 17, 2023

Antelope Populations Looking Healthy

Two weeks ago, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ biologists were busy flying over Montana’s prairies counting pronghorn, or antelope. This week antelope licenses were drawn for the upcoming hunting season. These two circumstances are directly related and demonstrate how work on the ground directly affects hunters and the opportunities they have each fall. First, it’s important to set the

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Antelope Populations Looking Healthy

Two weeks ago, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ biologists were busy flying over Montana’s prairies counting pronghorn, or antelope. This week antelope licenses were drawn for the upcoming hunting season. These two circumstances are directly related and demonstrate how work on the ground directly affects hunters and the opportunities they have each fall. First, it’s important to set the

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Posted on August 17, 2023

Commissioners Approve County Road Resolutions During Meeting

The Roosevelt County Commissioners approved 18 resolutions to declare the existence of county roads during their weekly meeting Tuesday, Aug. 8. Roads addressed included portions of county roads 1030, 1034, 2047, 1035, 2048, 1037, 2046, 1040, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2053, 1046, 2055, 1041, 1043 and 2058. The roads are in the Brockton area. Commissioner Gordon Oelkers said that public meetings

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Commissioners Approve County Road Resolutions During Meeting

The Roosevelt County Commissioners approved 18 resolutions to declare the existence of county roads during their weekly meeting Tuesday, Aug. 8. Roads addressed included portions of county roads 1030, 1034, 2047, 1035, 2048, 1037, 2046, 1040, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2053, 1046, 2055, 1041, 1043 and 2058. The roads are in the Brockton area. Commissioner Gordon Oelkers said that public meetings

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Posted on August 17, 2023

Volunteers Needed To Assist Native American Inmates In State

Volunteers are needed throughout the state to lend a hand to Native American prisoners, said Terry Boyd, Native American liaison for the Montana Department of Corrections. Boyd, who is a native of Poplar, said, “I’m trying to find people to volunteer in prisons for Native Americans.” Help needed include with religious ceremonies and cultural activities. Boyd hopes to strike a balance

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Volunteers Needed To Assist Native American Inmates In State

Volunteers are needed throughout the state to lend a hand to Native American prisoners, said Terry Boyd, Native American liaison for the Montana Department of Corrections. Boyd, who is a native of Poplar, said, “I’m trying to find people to volunteer in prisons for Native Americans.” Help needed include with religious ceremonies and cultural activities. Boyd hopes to strike a balance

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Posted on August 17, 2023

Swanson Appointed Commissioner Of Labor

Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced his appointment of Sarah Swanson to lead the Montana Department of Labor and Industry. “As a proven leader in both the private and public sectors, Sarah is a champion for reimagining workforce development and building sustainable public-private partnerships to empower hardworking Montanans,” Gianforte said. “I look forward to partnering with her to build

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Swanson Appointed Commissioner Of Labor

Gov. Greg Gianforte has announced his appointment of Sarah Swanson to lead the Montana Department of Labor and Industry. “As a proven leader in both the private and public sectors, Sarah is a champion for reimagining workforce development and building sustainable public-private partnerships to empower hardworking Montanans,” Gianforte said. “I look forward to partnering with her to build

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Posted on August 17, 2023

911 Calls In Frazer, Oswego To Go Through Valley County

Officials have informed the public that in the next few weeks, there will be changes made to emergency calls from the Frazer and Oswego areas. Previously, 911 calls to those areas were routed to Wolf Point. Now, the calls will be routed to Valley County dispatch. The change is intended to provide residents in Frazer and Oswego with enhanced priority service from all first responders. Tribal

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911 Calls In Frazer, Oswego To Go Through Valley County

Officials have informed the public that in the next few weeks, there will be changes made to emergency calls from the Frazer and Oswego areas. Previously, 911 calls to those areas were routed to Wolf Point. Now, the calls will be routed to Valley County dispatch. The change is intended to provide residents in Frazer and Oswego with enhanced priority service from all first responders. Tribal

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Posted on August 17, 2023

Fort Buford, Confluence Center Plan Art Event

Upcoming events at Fort Buford and the Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center near Williston, N.D., in an art event on Aug. 20. The event is free and open to the public. “Plein Air on the Prairie” will take place at the Missouri- Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center from noon to 2 p.m. Central Time. Bring your art supplies and join members of the Williston Area

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Fort Buford, Confluence Center Plan Art Event

Upcoming events at Fort Buford and the Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center near Williston, N.D., in an art event on Aug. 20. The event is free and open to the public. “Plein Air on the Prairie” will take place at the Missouri- Yellowstone Confluence Interpretive Center from noon to 2 p.m. Central Time. Bring your art supplies and join members of the Williston Area

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Posted on August 17, 2023

AM Radio Bill Clears Senate Hurdle

U.S. Sen. Jon Tester’s bipartisan legislation to keep AM radio in all new cars and trucks recently passed through the Senate Commerce Committee, setting it up for a full vote on the Senate floor. Tester’s bipartisan AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act would require the Department of Transportation to issue a rule that requires all new motor vehicles to have devices that can access AM broadcast stations

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AM Radio Bill Clears Senate Hurdle

U.S. Sen. Jon Tester’s bipartisan legislation to keep AM radio in all new cars and trucks recently passed through the Senate Commerce Committee, setting it up for a full vote on the Senate floor. Tester’s bipartisan AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act would require the Department of Transportation to issue a rule that requires all new motor vehicles to have devices that can access AM broadcast stations

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Posted on August 17, 2023

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Golf Standings

Golf Standings

Lady Wolves Look Forward To Strong Volleyball Season

Lady Wolves Look Forward To Strong Volleyball Season

Groups Threaten To Sue Over Wolf Trapping Laws

Groups Threaten To Sue Over Wolf Trapping Laws

Antelope Populations Looking Healthy

Antelope Populations Looking Healthy

Commissioners Approve County Road Resolutions During Meeting

Commissioners Approve County Road Resolutions During Meeting

Volunteers Needed To Assist Native American Inmates In State

Volunteers Needed To Assist Native American Inmates In State

Swanson Appointed Commissioner Of Labor

Swanson Appointed Commissioner Of Labor

911 Calls In Frazer, Oswego To Go Through Valley County

911 Calls In Frazer, Oswego To Go Through Valley County

Fort Buford, Confluence Center Plan Art Event

Fort Buford, Confluence Center Plan Art Event

AM Radio Bill Clears Senate Hurdle

AM Radio Bill Clears Senate Hurdle

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