enior Menus Wolf Point Congregate Meals Nov. 26: No meal. Happy Thanksgiving! Dec. 1: Stew, biscuits and dessert. Dec. 3: Porcupine meatballs, mashed potatoes, gravy, winter blend veggies and dessert.

make our highways safer, more efficient, and get people where they need to go a lot faster. That’s exactly what this bipartisan bill will do.” In December 2019, the Federal Railroad Administration opened a Blocked Crossing Incident Reporter portal that the public and law enforcement could report blocked grade crossings to the agency. Tester’s bill would authorize this portal as a three

the Rockies team of Deb Albin, Barb Watson, Anne Bauer, Kimberly Richardson, Kelly Moore, Mary Fran San Soucie, Patrick Mangan, Cami Armijo-Grover, Christopher Coburn, JoDee Palin, Tracy Dougher, Alison Brennan, Amy Strader, Allie Zanieri-Hale, Jenny Jo Allen and Paul Lachapelle; Jackie Rumph, agent in Yellowstone County, won the Diversity Individual award; Fergus/Petroleum County 4-H program assistant

The Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold a public hearing via Zoom on Dec. 1 at 10 a.m. to consider a new rule pertaining to banning the use of remote-controlled devices and drones while fishing. FWP has increasingly been asked the question of whether it is permissible to use a remote- controlled boat, drone, or other remote-controlled device to fish. Currently, Montana law does not specifically

Attorney General Tim Fox announced Nov. 16 that Montana will recover all funds wrongfully withheld from the state by tobacco companies under the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement, as well as a premium and protection for Montana’s future MSA payments. Under Fox’s direction, the Department of Justice took on the largest tobacco companies for wrongfully withholding $3-$4.5 million from Montana