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Blood Quantum Community Discussions Planned

The Fort Peck Tribes are currently hosting community discussions throughout the reservation in December on the subject of blood quantum as a possible criteria for various levels of tribal membership. Those dates are listed below. Only a fraction of the people who selected American Indian or Alaskan Native in the 2020 census are enrolled in state and/or federally recognized tribes. Tribal

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Blood Quantum Community Discussions Planned

The Fort Peck Tribes are currently hosting community discussions throughout the reservation in December on the subject of blood quantum as a possible criteria for various levels of tribal membership. Those dates are listed below. Only a fraction of the people who selected American Indian or Alaskan Native in the 2020 census are enrolled in state and/or federally recognized tribes. Tribal

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Nationwide IV Fluid Shortage Could Change How Hospitals Manage Hydration

Hospitals around the country are conserving critical intravenous fluid supplies to cope with a shortage that may last months. Some hospital administrators say they are changing how they think about IV fluid hydration altogether. Hurricane Helene, which hit North Carolina in September, wrecked a Baxter International facility that produces 60 percent of the IV fluids used in the U.S., according

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Nationwide IV Fluid Shortage Could Change How Hospitals Manage Hydration

Hospitals around the country are conserving critical intravenous fluid supplies to cope with a shortage that may last months. Some hospital administrators say they are changing how they think about IV fluid hydration altogether. Hurricane Helene, which hit North Carolina in September, wrecked a Baxter International facility that produces 60 percent of the IV fluids used in the U.S., according

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Block Management Continues Slow Decline

The number of acres enrolled in Block Management, a hunting access program managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, has continued its gradual decline despite efforts to bolster landowner interest in the program. Hunters have been tracking revisions to Block Management, hopeful that changes to the landowner reimbursement payment structure authorized by the last two Montana Legislatures

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Block Management Continues Slow Decline

The number of acres enrolled in Block Management, a hunting access program managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, has continued its gradual decline despite efforts to bolster landowner interest in the program. Hunters have been tracking revisions to Block Management, hopeful that changes to the landowner reimbursement payment structure authorized by the last two Montana Legislatures

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Montana’s Capitol Christmas Tree Harvested Near Bozeman

In the middle of the last century, Montana produced more than 4 million Christmas trees. The trees came primarily from the northwest corner of the state, earning the town of Eureka the nickname “Christmas Tree Capital of the World,” and they were shipped around the country to spruce up homes for the holidays. As a commercial industry, Christmas tree harvest has plummeted in Montana in the

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Montana’s Capitol Christmas Tree Harvested Near Bozeman

In the middle of the last century, Montana produced more than 4 million Christmas trees. The trees came primarily from the northwest corner of the state, earning the town of Eureka the nickname “Christmas Tree Capital of the World,” and they were shipped around the country to spruce up homes for the holidays. As a commercial industry, Christmas tree harvest has plummeted in Montana in the

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Commissioners Approve Purchase

The Roosevelt County commissioners approved four new doors for the county building in Culbertson during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 24. The original anticipated cost was $13,395 for three doors, but Commissioner Gordon Oelkers said a fourth door was also needed for the building. “I remember when it was built, they said they could add this later,” Oelkers said. The four units

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Commissioners Approve Purchase

The Roosevelt County commissioners approved four new doors for the county building in Culbertson during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 24. The original anticipated cost was $13,395 for three doors, but Commissioner Gordon Oelkers said a fourth door was also needed for the building. “I remember when it was built, they said they could add this later,” Oelkers said. The four units

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Posted on December 5, 2024

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Lady Wolves Prepare To Battle For Divisional Berth

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad aims to compete for a top spot in the District 2B conference this season. The Wolves return three starters from a season ago including senior Keeley Blount-Henderson, senior Amelia Doney and junior Kashlyn Speak Thunder. Other Wolves back with varsity experience include Marley Moran, Breanna Blount, Ali Corpron, Amya Martinez, Karmyn Plain Feather and

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Lady Wolves Prepare To Battle For Divisional Berth

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad aims to compete for a top spot in the District 2B conference this season. The Wolves return three starters from a season ago including senior Keeley Blount-Henderson, senior Amelia Doney and junior Kashlyn Speak Thunder. Other Wolves back with varsity experience include Marley Moran, Breanna Blount, Ali Corpron, Amya Martinez, Karmyn Plain Feather and

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Lady Wolves Prepare To Battle For Divisional Berth

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad aims to compete for a top spot in the District 2B conference this season. The Wolves return three starters from a season ago including senior Keeley Blount-Henderson, senior Amelia Doney and junior Kashlyn Speak Thunder. Other Wolves back with varsity experience include Marley Moran, Breanna Blount, Ali Corpron, Amya Martinez, Karmyn Plain Feather and

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Lady Wolves Prepare To Battle For Divisional Berth

Wolf Point’s girls’ basketball squad aims to compete for a top spot in the District 2B conference this season. The Wolves return three starters from a season ago including senior Keeley Blount-Henderson, senior Amelia Doney and junior Kashlyn Speak Thunder. Other Wolves back with varsity experience include Marley Moran, Breanna Blount, Ali Corpron, Amya Martinez, Karmyn Plain Feather and

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Wolf Point Boys To Feature Tall, Tough Squad

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad features good size as the Wolves enter the 2024/2025 campaign. The team’s lone returning starter is 6-5 sophomore Zandon Calder. “We had around 28 players come out this year total including a few eighth-graders,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. Other players with quality varsity playing experience include junior Richard Campbell, junior Sean

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Wolf Point Boys To Feature Tall, Tough Squad

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad features good size as the Wolves enter the 2024/2025 campaign. The team’s lone returning starter is 6-5 sophomore Zandon Calder. “We had around 28 players come out this year total including a few eighth-graders,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. Other players with quality varsity playing experience include junior Richard Campbell, junior Sean

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Posted on December 5, 2024

Wolf Point Boys To Feature Tall, Tough Squad

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad features good size as the Wolves enter the 2024/2025 campaign. The team’s lone returning starter is 6-5 sophomore Zandon Calder. “We had around 28 players come out this year total including a few eighth-graders,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. Other players with quality varsity playing experience include junior Richard Campbell, junior Sean

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Wolf Point Boys To Feature Tall, Tough Squad

Wolf Point’s boys’ basketball squad features good size as the Wolves enter the 2024/2025 campaign. The team’s lone returning starter is 6-5 sophomore Zandon Calder. “We had around 28 players come out this year total including a few eighth-graders,” Wolf Point Coach Cole Hanks said. Other players with quality varsity playing experience include junior Richard Campbell, junior Sean

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Posted on December 5, 2024

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Blood Quantum Community Discussions Planned

Blood Quantum Community Discussions Planned

Nationwide IV Fluid Shortage Could Change How Hospitals Manage Hydration

Nationwide IV Fluid Shortage Could Change How Hospitals Manage Hydration

Block Management Continues Slow Decline

Block Management Continues Slow Decline

Montana’s Capitol Christmas Tree Harvested Near Bozeman

Montana’s Capitol Christmas Tree Harvested Near Bozeman

Commissioners Approve Purchase

Commissioners Approve Purchase

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Lady Wolves Prepare To Battle For Divisional Berth

Lady Wolves Prepare To Battle For Divisional Berth

Lady Wolves Prepare To Battle For Divisional Berth

Lady Wolves Prepare To Battle For Divisional Berth

Wolf Point Boys To Feature Tall, Tough Squad

Wolf Point Boys To Feature Tall, Tough Squad

Wolf Point Boys To Feature Tall, Tough Squad

Wolf Point Boys To Feature Tall, Tough Squad

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