2024 – Page 298 – Northern Plains Independent

The Legacy of Montana’s Producers: Gov. Gianforte Visits Family Farms and Ranches

Last week, Governor Greg Gianforte continued his fourth annual 56 County Tour as governor, hearing the stories of generations of farmers and ranchers at their family operations in eastern Montana. “One of our greatest sources of pride as Montanans is the world-class products grown, raised, or made here in the Treasure State,” Gianforte said. “It’s great to be back in eastern Montana

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The Legacy of Montana’s Producers: Gov. Gianforte Visits Family Farms and Ranches

Last week, Governor Greg Gianforte continued his fourth annual 56 County Tour as governor, hearing the stories of generations of farmers and ranchers at their family operations in eastern Montana. “One of our greatest sources of pride as Montanans is the world-class products grown, raised, or made here in the Treasure State,” Gianforte said. “It’s great to be back in eastern Montana

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Posted on May 23, 2024

Angvick Family

Terry Angvick (right) stands with his brothers, father, son and grandson at their farm in Medicine Lake.

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Angvick Family

Terry Angvick (right) stands with his brothers, father, son and grandson at their farm in Medicine Lake.

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Posted on May 23, 2024

Toavs Family

Scott Toavs (right) stands with his wife and children on their farm in Wolf Point.

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Toavs Family

Scott Toavs (right) stands with his wife and children on their farm in Wolf Point.

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Posted on May 23, 2024

Froid Celebrates Arbor Day

The Froid community held their annual Arbor Day celebration and tree-planting ceremony Tuesday, May 14 at the town park/playground area. Tyler Harris and the students from Froid School helped plant two more trees. Harris also read the proclamation in the absence of Mayor Sheri Crain. The students all had the chance to learn some fun Arbor Day facts. The younger students enjoyed the playground equipment.

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Froid Celebrates Arbor Day

The Froid community held their annual Arbor Day celebration and tree-planting ceremony Tuesday, May 14 at the town park/playground area. Tyler Harris and the students from Froid School helped plant two more trees. Harris also read the proclamation in the absence of Mayor Sheri Crain. The students all had the chance to learn some fun Arbor Day facts. The younger students enjoyed the playground equipment.

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Posted on May 23, 2024

Pehl Family

Ben Pehl (right) stands with his wife and children on their farm in Terry.

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Pehl Family

Ben Pehl (right) stands with his wife and children on their farm in Terry.

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Posted on May 23, 2024

Tester Urges Extended Hours At Border Ports

U.S. Senator Jon Tester sent a letter to U.S. Customs and Border Protection calling on the Biden Administration to extend the hours of operations at ports of entry in Montana, citing the effects on Montana’s economy. In his letter to CBP Commissioner Troy A. Miller, Tester specifically calls on the Administration to extend the summer hours of operations at the Port of Wild Horse. “The

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Tester Urges Extended Hours At Border Ports

U.S. Senator Jon Tester sent a letter to U.S. Customs and Border Protection calling on the Biden Administration to extend the hours of operations at ports of entry in Montana, citing the effects on Montana’s economy. In his letter to CBP Commissioner Troy A. Miller, Tester specifically calls on the Administration to extend the summer hours of operations at the Port of Wild Horse. “The

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Posted on May 23, 2024

Fort Peck Flows Continue At 10,000 CFS

Test flows from Fort Peck Dam are remaining constant, according to last week’s conference call by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. John Remus, Missouri River Basin Water Management office chief, said the first peak is over, and a daily average of 10,000 cubic feet per second is being released at the Fort Peck Dam until at least to the end of this month. Later in the call, Remus said an

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Fort Peck Flows Continue At 10,000 CFS

Test flows from Fort Peck Dam are remaining constant, according to last week’s conference call by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. John Remus, Missouri River Basin Water Management office chief, said the first peak is over, and a daily average of 10,000 cubic feet per second is being released at the Fort Peck Dam until at least to the end of this month. Later in the call, Remus said an

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Posted on May 23, 2024

Culbertson Bathhouse Levy Would Be Less Than Expected, If Approved

As previously reported, the overall ask to Culbertson taxpayers for the municipal pool bathhouse levy will be substantially lower than expected due to successful grant application and fundraising efforts. The levy language on the ballots asks for approximately $750,000 to build the structure, but current funds pledged and raised thus far amount to $507,000, reducing the burden to the town down

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Culbertson Bathhouse Levy Would Be Less Than Expected, If Approved

As previously reported, the overall ask to Culbertson taxpayers for the municipal pool bathhouse levy will be substantially lower than expected due to successful grant application and fundraising efforts. The levy language on the ballots asks for approximately $750,000 to build the structure, but current funds pledged and raised thus far amount to $507,000, reducing the burden to the town down

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Posted on May 23, 2024

Asking For Support

Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers (left) talks to Montana Governor Greg Gianforte about the proposed Cyan H2 Eastern Montana Fertilizer Company.

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Asking For Support

Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers (left) talks to Montana Governor Greg Gianforte about the proposed Cyan H2 Eastern Montana Fertilizer Company.

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Posted on May 23, 2024

Brockton School District Wins Libraries Grant

Brockton School District’s Barbara Gilligan Elementary School was one of 200 schools from 40 states across the country to receive a $5,000 grant through the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries, according to an announcement May 15. This year, the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries awarded $1 million in library grants. Many of the libraries will use the funds to update

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Brockton School District Wins Libraries Grant

Brockton School District’s Barbara Gilligan Elementary School was one of 200 schools from 40 states across the country to receive a $5,000 grant through the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries, according to an announcement May 15. This year, the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries awarded $1 million in library grants. Many of the libraries will use the funds to update

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Posted on May 23, 2024

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The Legacy of Montana’s Producers: Gov. Gianforte Visits Family Farms and Ranches

The Legacy of Montana’s Producers: Gov. Gianforte Visits Family Farms and Ranches

Angvick Family

Angvick Family

Toavs Family

Toavs Family

Froid Celebrates Arbor Day

Froid Celebrates Arbor Day

Pehl Family

Pehl Family

Tester Urges Extended Hours At Border Ports

Tester Urges Extended Hours At Border Ports

Fort Peck Flows Continue At 10,000 CFS

Fort Peck Flows Continue At 10,000 CFS

Culbertson Bathhouse Levy Would Be Less Than Expected, If Approved

Culbertson Bathhouse Levy Would Be Less Than Expected, If Approved

Asking For Support

Asking For Support

Brockton School District Wins Libraries Grant

Brockton School District Wins Libraries Grant

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