2024 – Page 363 – Northern Plains Independent

Bainville Council Members Discuss Traffic, Street Signs

The Bainville Town Council held its March meeting at the Bainville Town Hall. Residents on 7th Ave East have had complaints and have called the sheriffs office on the fast traffic coming from Clinton Street onto 7th Ave E. Cora Norton mentioned the abundance of kids that walk to school and cross Clinton Street and requested the town installs crossing signs. With Clinton Street also being a state

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Bainville Council Members Discuss Traffic, Street Signs

The Bainville Town Council held its March meeting at the Bainville Town Hall. Residents on 7th Ave East have had complaints and have called the sheriffs office on the fast traffic coming from Clinton Street onto 7th Ave E. Cora Norton mentioned the abundance of kids that walk to school and cross Clinton Street and requested the town installs crossing signs. With Clinton Street also being a state

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Posted on April 4, 2024

Minnow Tank Business Finalists Announced

Great Northern Development Corporation and the Small Business Development Center have announced the finalists of the third Minnow Tank Business Plan Competition. This transformative initiative is set to unfold across the seven-county region of northeastern Montana including Valley, Garfield, Mc-Cone, Richland, Roosevelt, Sheridan and Daniels counties. Start-Up finalists are Wolf Point Mercantile

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Minnow Tank Business Finalists Announced

Great Northern Development Corporation and the Small Business Development Center have announced the finalists of the third Minnow Tank Business Plan Competition. This transformative initiative is set to unfold across the seven-county region of northeastern Montana including Valley, Garfield, Mc-Cone, Richland, Roosevelt, Sheridan and Daniels counties. Start-Up finalists are Wolf Point Mercantile

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Posted on April 4, 2024

Giese Maintains Busy Routine In Bainville

Wyatte Giese’s days are busy at Bainville High School. The senior’s routine begins with making the coffee so Bainville’s teachers can have a good start to their morning. In addition, on Fridays, it’s Giese’s responsibility to make sure the plants are watered in two rooms. Last week, Giese was the first senior who completed the painting of his ceiling tile. His tile features a

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Giese Maintains Busy Routine In Bainville

Wyatte Giese’s days are busy at Bainville High School. The senior’s routine begins with making the coffee so Bainville’s teachers can have a good start to their morning. In addition, on Fridays, it’s Giese’s responsibility to make sure the plants are watered in two rooms. Last week, Giese was the first senior who completed the painting of his ceiling tile. His tile features a

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Posted on April 4, 2024

School Menus

Frontier School April 8: Pulled pork hoagies, coleslaw, fruits and veggies. April 9: Cheeseburgers, fruits and veggies. April 10: Chicken drummies, mashed potatoes, fruits and veggies. April 11: Goulash, fruits and veggies. April 12: No school. *** Wolf Point School April 8: Breakfast: Loaded hashbrowns and oranges. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, frozen strawberries

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Frontier School April 8: Pulled pork hoagies, coleslaw, fruits and veggies. April 9: Cheeseburgers, fruits and veggies. April 10: Chicken drummies, mashed potatoes, fruits and veggies. April 11: Goulash, fruits and veggies. April 12: No school. *** Wolf Point School April 8: Breakfast: Loaded hashbrowns and oranges. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, frozen strawberries

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Posted on April 4, 2024

Government Review Ballot Issue Discussed In State

Residents from throughout the state took part in a watch party regarding the local government ballot issue. The Roosevelt County Library was one of the sites for the viewing on Thursday, March 27. Ashley Kent of the local government center provided insight about the proposal. Voters will decide whether the county wants a government review during the primary election in June. If the request

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Government Review Ballot Issue Discussed In State

Residents from throughout the state took part in a watch party regarding the local government ballot issue. The Roosevelt County Library was one of the sites for the viewing on Thursday, March 27. Ashley Kent of the local government center provided insight about the proposal. Voters will decide whether the county wants a government review during the primary election in June. If the request

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Posted on April 4, 2024

Book Fair

Northside Elementary School students Shailee Nelligan, Dreya Jackson and Kimberlee Finley look over selections during a book fair at the school last week. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Book Fair

Northside Elementary School students Shailee Nelligan, Dreya Jackson and Kimberlee Finley look over selections during a book fair at the school last week. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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Posted on April 4, 2024

Trustees Approve Roof Project At School

The Culbertson School Board met in special session on Tuesday, March 26, to discuss bids for a roofing project. The project is needed as a result of the hail storm in the area on July 11, 2023. The damage wasn’t known until after the freeze and thaw from the fall. Insurance totaled the elementary, junior high and band roofs. A temporary roof, a rolled-out product over the existing roof, was

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Trustees Approve Roof Project At School

The Culbertson School Board met in special session on Tuesday, March 26, to discuss bids for a roofing project. The project is needed as a result of the hail storm in the area on July 11, 2023. The damage wasn’t known until after the freeze and thaw from the fall. Insurance totaled the elementary, junior high and band roofs. A temporary roof, a rolled-out product over the existing roof, was

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Posted on April 4, 2024

Tribal Executive Board Forms Committee On Solar

Resolutions passed at the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board full meeting March 25 included the honoring of Grant Stafne, Vermae Taylor, Ronnie Adams and Willard Miller with $500 each and star quilts for their service to the tribes. A resolution was also passed to prepare and provide Federal Application for Assistance to the U.S. Department of Commerce for subsequent consideration and procurement

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Tribal Executive Board Forms Committee On Solar

Resolutions passed at the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board full meeting March 25 included the honoring of Grant Stafne, Vermae Taylor, Ronnie Adams and Willard Miller with $500 each and star quilts for their service to the tribes. A resolution was also passed to prepare and provide Federal Application for Assistance to the U.S. Department of Commerce for subsequent consideration and procurement

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Posted on April 4, 2024

Roosevelt County Jail Roster

Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center over the past week included: Savas Baier-Howard, 27, Billings, hold for other agency. Jesse Baker III, 23, Wolf Point, warrant. Brian Bell, 41, Dodson, hold for other agency. Avery Boe, 39, Hays, hold for other agency. Chad Bolt, 23, Great Falls, hold for other agency. Sarah Brown, 36, Brockton, hold for Fort Peck Tribes.

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Roosevelt County Jail Roster

Prisoners housed in the Roosevelt County Detention Center over the past week included: Savas Baier-Howard, 27, Billings, hold for other agency. Jesse Baker III, 23, Wolf Point, warrant. Brian Bell, 41, Dodson, hold for other agency. Avery Boe, 39, Hays, hold for other agency. Chad Bolt, 23, Great Falls, hold for other agency. Sarah Brown, 36, Brockton, hold for Fort Peck Tribes.

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Posted on April 4, 2024

Cannabis Sales In Roosevelt County Increase During Month Of February

By Bill Vander Weele Cannabis sales in Roosevelt County increased in February, according to figures from the Montana Department of Revenue. Total sales in Roosevelt County were $415,671 during the month of February for an average of $14,333 daily. Sales were $352,864 in January or $11,382 daily. During December, sales were at $394,199. Sales in Richland County were $896,128 in February

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Cannabis Sales In Roosevelt County Increase During Month Of February

By Bill Vander Weele Cannabis sales in Roosevelt County increased in February, according to figures from the Montana Department of Revenue. Total sales in Roosevelt County were $415,671 during the month of February for an average of $14,333 daily. Sales were $352,864 in January or $11,382 daily. During December, sales were at $394,199. Sales in Richland County were $896,128 in February

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Posted on April 4, 2024

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Bainville Council Members Discuss Traffic, Street Signs

Bainville Council Members Discuss Traffic, Street Signs

Minnow Tank Business Finalists Announced

Minnow Tank Business Finalists Announced

Giese Maintains Busy Routine In Bainville

Giese Maintains Busy Routine In Bainville

School Menus

School Menus

Government Review Ballot Issue Discussed In State

Government Review Ballot Issue Discussed In State

Book Fair

Book Fair

Trustees Approve Roof Project At School

Trustees Approve Roof Project At School

Tribal Executive Board Forms Committee On Solar

Tribal Executive Board Forms Committee On Solar

Roosevelt County Jail Roster

Roosevelt County Jail Roster

Cannabis Sales In Roosevelt County Increase During Month Of February

Cannabis Sales In Roosevelt County Increase During Month Of February

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