Wolf Point Congregate Meals Aug. 14: Shepherd’s pie, mixed vegetables and dessert.
Aug. 19: Tomato soup, sub sandwiches and dessert.
Aug. 21: Chicken-fried steaks, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans and dessert.
Wolf Point Congregate Meals Aug. 14: Shepherd’s pie, mixed vegetables and dessert.
Aug. 19: Tomato soup, sub sandwiches and dessert.
Aug. 21: Chicken-fried steaks, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans and dessert.
The Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Reservation recently have taken action to assume management of the Fork Peck Service Unit Pharmacy Program on or about Nov. 1, through a self-determination contract under public law 93-638.
This milestone marks the latest phase of a larger plan by the Fort Peck Tribes to gradually assume full management of the Fort Peck Service Unit. By taking
The Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Reservation recently have taken action to assume management of the Fork Peck Service Unit Pharmacy Program on or about Nov. 1, through a self-determination contract under public law 93-638.
This milestone marks the latest phase of a larger plan by the Fort Peck Tribes to gradually assume full management of the Fort Peck Service Unit. By taking
Wolf Point School Aug. 18: Breakfast: Mini bagels and fruits. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, fruit and vegetables.
Aug. 19: Breakfast: Pullapart donuts and fruit. Lunch: Taco day, fruits and vegetables.
Aug. 20: Breakfast: Cheese omelets and fruit. Lunch: Sandwiches, fruit and vegetables.
Aug. 21: Breakfast: Breakfast bagels and fruit. Lunch: Quesadillas, fruit and vegetables.
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Wolf Point School Aug. 18: Breakfast: Mini bagels and fruits. Lunch: Chicken nuggets, fruit and vegetables.
Aug. 19: Breakfast: Pullapart donuts and fruit. Lunch: Taco day, fruits and vegetables.
Aug. 20: Breakfast: Cheese omelets and fruit. Lunch: Sandwiches, fruit and vegetables.
Aug. 21: Breakfast: Breakfast bagels and fruit. Lunch: Quesadillas, fruit and vegetables.
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A large branch fell near Southside Elementary School due to the strong wind storm, which featured hail, in the Wolf Point area on Thursday night.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
A large branch fell near Southside Elementary School due to the strong wind storm, which featured hail, in the Wolf Point area on Thursday night.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
We’ve heard from several Montana homeowners who are perplexed by the numbers on reappraisal notices mailed to them by the state Department of Revenue over the last month.
Those notices, for those unfamiliar, inform property owners that the department has updated the valuations used to calculate property tax bills, something it does on a two-year cycle. Here’s an example of a 2025 notice for
We’ve heard from several Montana homeowners who are perplexed by the numbers on reappraisal notices mailed to them by the state Department of Revenue over the last month.
Those notices, for those unfamiliar, inform property owners that the department has updated the valuations used to calculate property tax bills, something it does on a two-year cycle. Here’s an example of a 2025 notice for
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