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Roosevelt County Sees Two Additional COVID-19 Cases

Roosevelt County recorded its second and third positive cases of COVID-19 last week. The Roosevelt County Health Department received news of the second positive case Wednesday, April 8. A female aged 40-49 had tested positive, but was not hospitalized. The health department was notified of the third positive case, a female in her 20s who is also not hospitalized, on April 10. The first case

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Roosevelt County Sees Two Additional COVID-19 Cases

Roosevelt County recorded its second and third positive cases of COVID-19 last week. The Roosevelt County Health Department received news of the second positive case Wednesday, April 8. A female aged 40-49 had tested positive, but was not hospitalized. The health department was notified of the third positive case, a female in her 20s who is also not hospitalized, on April 10. The first case

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Posted on April 16, 2020

Organizers Looking For Judges

The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture will be hosting a Yard of the Week contest starting June 1. The competition is sponsored by the chamber along with Agland Realty, Bryan’s, Sherman Inn, Cape Air, High Plains Motors, HUB Insurance and the Northern Plains Independent. The competition is scheduled to run through Aug. 31. Prizes will be awarded weekly. A grand prize will be awarded

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Organizers Looking For Judges

The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture will be hosting a Yard of the Week contest starting June 1. The competition is sponsored by the chamber along with Agland Realty, Bryan’s, Sherman Inn, Cape Air, High Plains Motors, HUB Insurance and the Northern Plains Independent. The competition is scheduled to run through Aug. 31. Prizes will be awarded weekly. A grand prize will be awarded

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Posted on April 16, 2020

School Board Approves Rehires, Offers Of Tenure

The Wolf Point School District board of trustees held their regular meeting Monday, April 13, at 6 p.m. Due to social distancing orders, the meeting was held via Zoom. Trustees Lanette Clark, Linda L. Hansen, Mark Kurokawa, Corey E. Reum, Janice Wemmer-Kegley and Mark Zilkoski were in attendance, as were board secretary Noami Erickson and district clerk Cheri’ Nygard. Staff present included

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School Board Approves Rehires, Offers Of Tenure

The Wolf Point School District board of trustees held their regular meeting Monday, April 13, at 6 p.m. Due to social distancing orders, the meeting was held via Zoom. Trustees Lanette Clark, Linda L. Hansen, Mark Kurokawa, Corey E. Reum, Janice Wemmer-Kegley and Mark Zilkoski were in attendance, as were board secretary Noami Erickson and district clerk Cheri’ Nygard. Staff present included

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Posted on April 16, 2020

Fox Announces Suit To Collect From Big Tobacco

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox announced April 13 that his office has filed suit in Lewis and Clark County District Court against tobacco companies for monies owed the state under a master settlement agreement. The agreement, said Fox, stipulates that the companies owe Montana millions of dollars. He said a total of $43 million is owed at present. “No one gets to take money from Montana’s

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Fox Announces Suit To Collect From Big Tobacco

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox announced April 13 that his office has filed suit in Lewis and Clark County District Court against tobacco companies for monies owed the state under a master settlement agreement. The agreement, said Fox, stipulates that the companies owe Montana millions of dollars. He said a total of $43 million is owed at present. “No one gets to take money from Montana’s

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Posted on April 16, 2020

Town Pump Foundation Donates $1 Million To Food Banks

The Town Pump Charitable Foundation announced Thursday, April 9, that they are donating $1 million in grants to food banks all over Montana. The foundation said the donations are a response to the severe strain on the state’s food banks during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Town Pump recognizes the urgency to help out our neighbors now as food insecurity grows in this unprecedented emergency,”

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Town Pump Foundation Donates $1 Million To Food Banks

The Town Pump Charitable Foundation announced Thursday, April 9, that they are donating $1 million in grants to food banks all over Montana. The foundation said the donations are a response to the severe strain on the state’s food banks during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Town Pump recognizes the urgency to help out our neighbors now as food insecurity grows in this unprecedented emergency,”

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Posted on April 16, 2020

Montana Ed Leaders Recommend Extending Distance Learning

Education leaders from around Montana have recommended extending distance learning through the end of the school year. The group of leaders, which includes representatives from the Office of Public Instruction, the Board of Public Education and the Montana Public Education Center, released a letter April 9 addressed to all district and county school superintendents. It states that national health

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Montana Ed Leaders Recommend Extending Distance Learning

Education leaders from around Montana have recommended extending distance learning through the end of the school year. The group of leaders, which includes representatives from the Office of Public Instruction, the Board of Public Education and the Montana Public Education Center, released a letter April 9 addressed to all district and county school superintendents. It states that national health

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Posted on April 16, 2020

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Montanan Historical Society Hosts Art Recreation Contest

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Roosevelt County Sees Two Additional COVID-19 Cases

Roosevelt County Sees Two Additional COVID-19 Cases

Organizers Looking For Judges

Organizers Looking For Judges

School Board Approves Rehires, Offers Of Tenure

School Board Approves Rehires, Offers Of Tenure

Fox Announces Suit To Collect From Big Tobacco

Fox Announces Suit To Collect From Big Tobacco

Town Pump Foundation Donates $1 Million To Food Banks

Town Pump Foundation Donates $1 Million To Food Banks

Montana Ed Leaders Recommend Extending Distance Learning

Montana Ed Leaders Recommend Extending Distance Learning

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