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Local Families Plan For More Joyful Holiday This Year

Local Families Plan For More Joyful Holiday This Year


This will be different and much better for at least two families in Wolf Point. Last year, Chelsea Brown and Kristan Connor were each battling addictions which were destroying their lives. Their challenges even caused them to lose their children for different periods of time. Again, this will be different and much better for each of them. Brown has now been clean for 16 months from using

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School Shows Gratitude To Community Members

School Shows Gratitude To Community Members


Family Meal eighth-grader Nayla (left) and junior Marick (right). Enjoying the Thanksgiving lunch at Frazer School on Thursday, Nov. 20, were parents Frederick and Marian Old Person along with their children (Photo by Bill Vander Weele) Frazer Thanksgiving Meal Frazer High School’s boys take part in the Thanksgiving meal on Thursday, Nov. 20. A week before the actual holiday, Frazer

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Thursday Fire Burns Abandoned Apartments

Thursday Fire Burns Abandoned Apartments


The Wolf Point Volunteer Fire Department responded to a fire at an apartment on the 200 block of Eureka Street early Thursday evening, Nov. 20. Fire Chief Clint Bushman reports, “We believe it to be arson with an accelerant used, such as gasoline. It was started in the lower level corner apartment. We saved the structure from failure or collapse and did a very thorough search for anyone inside the