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Resident Continues Complaint Against Commissioners

Wolf Point resident Bill Juve continued to claim at Tuesday’s April 27 commissioners meeting that Roosevelt County Commissioners didn’t follow Montana’s meeting laws when commissioners approved a stipend for county employees during a March meeting. Juve said the item was added to the agenda shortly before the meeting, rather than the required 48-hours notice. He asked who made the decision

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Resident Continues Complaint Against Commissioners

Wolf Point resident Bill Juve continued to claim at Tuesday’s April 27 commissioners meeting that Roosevelt County Commissioners didn’t follow Montana’s meeting laws when commissioners approved a stipend for county employees during a March meeting. Juve said the item was added to the agenda shortly before the meeting, rather than the required 48-hours notice. He asked who made the decision

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Posted on April 29, 2021

Executive Board Considers Firefighter Pay

Bureau of Indian Affairs superintendent Anna Eder gave her report to the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board during Monday’s meeting. The wildland fire program reported that as of April 21 there have been a total of 31 fires. They are preparing for this year’s fire season. The program will be having its job fair, which started April 26 and will run until April 28 at the BIA fire hall. Councilman

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Executive Board Considers Firefighter Pay

Bureau of Indian Affairs superintendent Anna Eder gave her report to the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board during Monday’s meeting. The wildland fire program reported that as of April 21 there have been a total of 31 fires. They are preparing for this year’s fire season. The program will be having its job fair, which started April 26 and will run until April 28 at the BIA fire hall. Councilman

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Posted on April 29, 2021

Lawsuit Argues New Law Puts Voting Burden On Native Americans

Claiming that the new voting rules resemble a modern day poll tax, the Western Native Voice organization commends Montana’s Democrats for filing a lawsuit to challenge recently passed new voter ID laws in the state. “We certainly agree with the premise behind the lawsuit,” Keaton Sunchild, political director for Western Native Voice, said. Montana Democrats are requesting that

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Lawsuit Argues New Law Puts Voting Burden On Native Americans

Claiming that the new voting rules resemble a modern day poll tax, the Western Native Voice organization commends Montana’s Democrats for filing a lawsuit to challenge recently passed new voter ID laws in the state. “We certainly agree with the premise behind the lawsuit,” Keaton Sunchild, political director for Western Native Voice, said. Montana Democrats are requesting that

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Posted on April 29, 2021

Senators Urge Veterans To Get Vaccinated

To better protect communities nationwide from the coronavirus, Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chairman Jon Tester, D-Mont., and Ranking Member Jerry Moran, R-Kan., are leading a bipartisan public service announcement encouraging veterans and their families to get vaccinated. Tester and Moran teamed up with committee members and Veterans Service Organizations to highlight the safety and

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Senators Urge Veterans To Get Vaccinated

To better protect communities nationwide from the coronavirus, Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chairman Jon Tester, D-Mont., and Ranking Member Jerry Moran, R-Kan., are leading a bipartisan public service announcement encouraging veterans and their families to get vaccinated. Tester and Moran teamed up with committee members and Veterans Service Organizations to highlight the safety and

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Posted on April 29, 2021

Does COVID-19 Vaccination Impact Blood Donation Eligibility?

This spring as COVID-19 vaccines become more available and people resume some of their favorite activities, the American Red Cross is reminding the public that the need for blood remains. Healthy individuals are encouraged to make a blood donation appointment now. But what about those who’ve received a COVID-19 vaccine — can they donate? As long as donors are symptom-free, feeling well and

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Does COVID-19 Vaccination Impact Blood Donation Eligibility?

This spring as COVID-19 vaccines become more available and people resume some of their favorite activities, the American Red Cross is reminding the public that the need for blood remains. Healthy individuals are encouraged to make a blood donation appointment now. But what about those who’ve received a COVID-19 vaccine — can they donate? As long as donors are symptom-free, feeling well and

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Posted on April 29, 2021

Great Northern Development Corp. Helps During Business Challenges

When COVID was causing many businesses to temporary shut their doors a year ago, the Great Northern Development Corporation increased its activity in order to assist the area businesses during the pandemic. Tori Matejovsky, executive director of the Great Northern Development Corporation, explained that one of the organization’s top concerns was and continues to be small businesses. “Our

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Great Northern Development Corp. Helps During Business Challenges

When COVID was causing many businesses to temporary shut their doors a year ago, the Great Northern Development Corporation increased its activity in order to assist the area businesses during the pandemic. Tori Matejovsky, executive director of the Great Northern Development Corporation, explained that one of the organization’s top concerns was and continues to be small businesses. “Our

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Posted on April 29, 2021

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Wolf Point Congregate Meals Apr. 29: Baked cod, fried rice, carrots and dessert. May 4: Broccoli and cheese soup, tuna sandwiches, chips and dessert. May 6: Porcupine meatballs, mashed potatoes, green beans and dessert.

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Wolf Point Congregate Meals Apr. 29: Baked cod, fried rice, carrots and dessert. May 4: Broccoli and cheese soup, tuna sandwiches, chips and dessert. May 6: Porcupine meatballs, mashed potatoes, green beans and dessert.

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Posted on April 29, 2021

Scholars Of The Week

Maddox Reum, Athena Onstad and Kristina Alexander are Scholars of the Week for Wolf Point High School. Reum is a freshman and 15 years old. His parents are Corey and Abby Reum. Siblings are Tayie and Asistyn. Extra-curricular activities are track and football. His role model is his father. Hobbies include Xbox and sports. His favorite class is Spanish. His favorite teacher is Martha Sifuentes.

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Scholars Of The Week

Maddox Reum, Athena Onstad and Kristina Alexander are Scholars of the Week for Wolf Point High School. Reum is a freshman and 15 years old. His parents are Corey and Abby Reum. Siblings are Tayie and Asistyn. Extra-curricular activities are track and football. His role model is his father. Hobbies include Xbox and sports. His favorite class is Spanish. His favorite teacher is Martha Sifuentes.

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Posted on April 29, 2021

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Wolf Point School May 3: Breakfast: Cold cereal, strawberry bars and fruit. Lunch: Cheeseburgers, french fries, fruits and veggies. May 4: Breakfast: Sausage link omelets, butterscotch oatmeal bars and fruit. Lunch: Chalupas, spanish rice, fruits and veggies. May 5: Breakfast: Breakfast burritos and fruit. Lunch: Baked ham, scalloped potatoes, whole wheat dinner rolls, fruits and veggies.

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Wolf Point School May 3: Breakfast: Cold cereal, strawberry bars and fruit. Lunch: Cheeseburgers, french fries, fruits and veggies. May 4: Breakfast: Sausage link omelets, butterscotch oatmeal bars and fruit. Lunch: Chalupas, spanish rice, fruits and veggies. May 5: Breakfast: Breakfast burritos and fruit. Lunch: Baked ham, scalloped potatoes, whole wheat dinner rolls, fruits and veggies.

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Posted on April 29, 2021

Obituaries

Delphine Plain Bull, 51, of Poplar died at Poplar Hospital on April 22, 2021. She was born to Hazel E. Longee and Orville Cloud on March 5, 1970, in Poplar. She was raised by her foster parents, Corrine and Timothy Turning Heart at Fort Kipp. She graduated Head Start at Brockton in 1979. She also went to Culbertson School until 1981. She earned her G.E.D. She attended many powwows and

Obituaries

Delphine Plain Bull, 51, of Poplar died at Poplar Hospital on April 22, 2021. She was born to Hazel E. Longee and Orville Cloud on March 5, 1970, in Poplar. She was raised by her foster parents, Corrine and Timothy Turning Heart at Fort Kipp. She graduated Head Start at Brockton in 1979. She also went to Culbertson School until 1981. She earned her G.E.D. She attended many powwows and

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Posted on April 29, 2021

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Resident Continues Complaint Against Commissioners

Resident Continues Complaint Against Commissioners

Executive Board Considers Firefighter Pay

Executive Board Considers Firefighter Pay

Lawsuit Argues New Law Puts Voting Burden On Native Americans

Lawsuit Argues New Law Puts Voting Burden On Native Americans

Senators Urge Veterans To Get Vaccinated

Senators Urge Veterans To Get Vaccinated

Does COVID-19 Vaccination Impact Blood Donation Eligibility?

Does COVID-19 Vaccination Impact Blood Donation Eligibility?

Great Northern Development Corp. Helps During Business Challenges

Great Northern Development Corp. Helps During Business Challenges

Senior Menus

Senior Menus

Scholars Of The Week

Scholars Of The Week

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School Menus

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