Teachers Needed School District Keeps Researching Visas With area school districts often facing teaching shortages, the need for foreign staff members being employed through Visas is becoming more and more part of the solution. Wolf Point features 18 staff members teaching classes this school year. “It’s an important part of what we have,” Wolf Point Superintendent of Schools

( Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire department Jan. 15-21. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) January 17 Miles Lilley, 45, male, 200 block of Eureka Street, assault, tribal court. Durand Zoanni, 39, male, 200 block of Anaconda Street, loitering, disorderly conduct and fleeing from or eluding an officer, tribal

The Roosevelt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 62 calls from Jan. 14-22. January 14 Deputies removed an adult male from a residence in Brockton. Family members said the man was causing a disturbance. Deputies offered her a ride to another residence. Deputies received a report of a female in Poplar who overdosed. The Fort Peck Tribes Department of Law and Justice were also on the scene.

Following last week’s record-setting cold, the region has been experiencing hazardous road conditions, including a layer of ice under recent snowfall, as well as freezing fog and hoarfrost limiting visibility. Mail delivery along U.S. Highway 2 was delayed on Jan. 22. National Weather Service Glasgow meteorologist Ruth Ebert reported that conditions have been more severe on the west side

The U.S. Attorney’s Office was consulted on Jan. 10, regarding a letter from Roosevelt County Attorney Janet Christoffersen. The letter featured information that was provided to her, which she determined was Giglio/ Brady material against Fort Peck tribal narcotics officer Jonah Riediger. After reviewing the information, the U.S. Attorney’s Office notified the Fort Peck Tribes Department