The Wolf Point City Council held their regular meeting Monday Sept. 19. During the public comment period, Imogene Lilley spoke up on the subject of speed bumps. Mayor Chris Dschaak told the Northern Plains Independent that the conversation will be ongoing as various projects are considered for Wolf Point’s streets and alleys. A resolution to ban the sale of malt liquor was discussed. Dschaak

The Wolf Point Education Association and Wolf Point School District reached several tentative agreements during a nearly sixhour mediation session on Wednesday, Sept. 22, but the two sides still haven’t reached a final decision on wages. The school district increased its wage proposal to a 6 percent increase for the first year, 1.5 percent for the second year and 1.5 percent for the third

Roosevelt County commissioners approved declaring the existence of seven county roads during their weekly meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20. After a public meeting in Froid that attracted about 15 residents, the roads declared public roads to be used by the public were 1002, 1003, 1004, 2042, 2046, 2051 and 2055. “We’re not treating it any differently, but it’s public access,” commissioner