Havre, MT News

• Havre, MT News
• North Star, Hi-Line preps chasing state titles
• Rocky Boy celebrates graduation
• Regents hear ideas from Havre residents
• Brownfields are turning green on the Hi-Line
• Memorial Day ceremonies planned
• Northern faculty take pay complaints to regents
• State edict means Northern staff works 5 days a week
• Deadline Friday to comment on disaster planning
• Welch stumps on Hi-Line for state superintendent
• State edict means Northern staff works 5 days a week
• Ex-police chief, wife charged in bar assault
• North Star switching to 4-day school week
• Meeting set on Brownfields progress
• DCP SURE applications due June 1
• Smith seeks new solutions to old problems
• Donaldson plans face delay
• Judge recuses herself in Dow cellphone case
• Swenson to step down Kaercher sworn in
• Gray gets two years and probation for casino robbery
• Judge recuses herself from Dow case
• Graduations begin across the Hi-Line
• Program helps people with disabilities find jobs
• Preservationists to honor 2 Havre librarians
• Cellphone ordinance foe charged with cellphone ordinance violation
• Havre looks to plan for oil expansion
• RadioShack goes Canada Certified
• Senators call foul on House biofuels proposal
• Montanas unemployment rate decreases again in April
• To east and west, energy boom soars
• Havre auto students headed to nationals
• MAT brings Shakespeare Richard III
• How will the energy boom affect Havre?
• Blaine commissioners rethinking plan to cut extension position
• Changes coming in Havre kindergarten program
• Ruling that blocked bison moves appealed
• Kaercher appointed Havre city clerk
• Big Sandy holds weekend skate jam
• Northern, Miles City to lead push for Bakken training
• Phone scams target Havre senior citizens
• 3 Hi-Liners to be inducted into Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame
• Three charged in New Years casino fraud
• Breaking news: Northern joins Miles City in initiative to train Bakken workers
• 'If you could mold a teacher, it'd be Mrs. Soyer'
• Fitzpatricks facing new drug charges
• Food drive to take place Saturday
• New Havre High School policies reward good student behavior
• Friends of Beaver Creek Park activities move forward
• District judge continues ban on bison transfer
• 2 more whooping cough cases reported
• Breaking news: Judge continues ban on bison transfer
• Montana Chamber hears Havre issues
• Jim Magera retiring from Havre High School, but his unique classes will remain
• Splitting Havre, splitting counties top issues at apportionment meeting
• Hi-Line schools elect board members, pass levys
• Resident wants action on burned-out house
• Looking at how to split the voting districts
• Park board begins long-range planning for Beaver Creek
• She gets her degree 70 years late
• Crowd cheers Northern grads
• Havre meeting will discuss drawing new political lines
• Chamber, businesses start push to get Havre Canada Certified
• Havre Pride volunteers recycle, pick up trash
• Crowds cheer Northern grads
• Havre Pride volunteers recycle, pick up trash
• Chamber wants Havre to be Canadian Certified
• Lindeen presents Gold Diggers in Havre, Chester
• Crash causes power outage, troopers search for driver
• Hi-Line ministers pray for community, nation
• Chinook considers dog control laws
• Driver sought in crash that knocked out power
• Shell miss the sparkle in her students eyes
• Winters over, but flu season isnt
• Union upset after some summer classes canceled
• Fairgrounds set to rock for fundraiser concert bash
• Exploring a Hi-Line tradition
• Saving Donaldson Hall
• Rocky Boy Justice Center dedicated
• Treatment court discussion wraps up Law Day in Havre
• Rocky Boy celebrates justice center opening
• BullhookClinic will renovate Donaldson Hall, move there
• Old rectory comes down, improvements on the way
• Tester listens to women business leaders
• From Rocky Boy to Hollywood?
• City police open office at Havre High School
• Casino robbers bail revoked after third violation
• Tester hears economic issues from Havre businesswomen
• 36 years of turning lives around, one child at a time
• Casino robbers bail revoked
• Rain soaks area, no flooding reported
• Free screening of Gold Diggers Thursday
• Northern gym renovations move forward
• Some weekend events postponed due to weather
• Expanding young minds through math and music
• Full slate of discussions set for Law Day
• Privacy concerns unite Montana lawmakers
• Children on farms, violence against women, biofuels among activity in Congress
• Retiring after 39 years of changing young lives
• County commissioner candidates address Democrats
• Postal Service reform bill passes Senate
• Moisture improves conditions for farmers
• Tourism raises voice for support at Chamber
• Casino robber back in jail for drinking
• Local, statewide, national Democrats stump in Havre
• New details lessen chances of leniency in casino robbery sentencing
• Havre 15-year-old charged on concealed weapon, assault
• Fire chief: Get a permit before burning
• Beaver Creek Park cleanup project set for Sunday
• Havre hits 89 degrees, new record high
• Lenient sentence for casino robber is questioned
• Record high temperatures possible today
• Northern to offer education courses online
• Ending chapter in local history: St. Jude rectory to be demolished
• Speakers, new chancellor see bright future for Northern
• iPads help Havre students
• Senators hopeful post office rescue bill will advance
• St. Judes offers scholarships through Gianforte donation
• Montana, Hi-Line jobless rates hold steady
• WW2 Rosies share stories
• Fitzpatricks in jail awaiting new drug charges
• Northern to hold inauguration ceremony for Chancellor Limbaugh
• Rehberg sets listening session on Baucus Rocky Mountain Front act
• State Knights of Columbus meeting in Havre
• Fresno Dam bridge closing for repairs
• Highland Park considers pre-kindergarten program
• Northern plans major campus spruce-up
• Fair board wont allow youths in demolition derby
• Carnival worker gets probation on sex violation
• Online sales of Great Northern Fair tickets shot down
• Did Chinook woman survive the Titanic?
• Disaster mitigation drafts online, counties seek comments
• Northern organizes trash pickup effort
• MAT holds Titanic gala Sunday
• Northern makes breakthrough in organic jet fuel
• Northern process returns viable jet fuel and coconut oil
• Saturday concert will help fund Salvation Army projects
• Power will be out at Rocky Boy
• Green Team continues success
• Fort Peck bison: Ranchers win round in marathon case
• Efforts to move bison have a long history
• Brucellosis, property damage concerns ranchers
• Tester asks more questions on ag disease lab move
• Two men sentenced in Rocky Boy stabbing
• HDN wants to feature local volunteers
• Republicans back Romney candidacy
• Baucus: FEMA needs to rethink flood plain designations
• Judge to hear arguments on bison relocation
• Museum move on track
• Buffalo Jump improvements nearly finished
• Citys new brand: Havre, a place to belong
• Weekend blizzard misses Hi-Line
• Northern lags in faculty salaries in state, nation
• A great day to hunt for eggs
• Box Elder raises $10,000 for heart health
• Rehberg: Lets have a serious talk on health care
• Hi-Line blizzard prediction upgraded to warning
• Another blizzard in Hi-Lines forecast
• Blast aimed at preventing Black Butte rock slides
• Old Wendys building for sale in Havre
• Disaster mitigation plan update progressing
• Havre Festival Days 2011
• Back to School for Havre - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Rehberg coming to Havre biofuels lab Thursday
• Groups want to promote Wild Horse port traffic
• Canada will fully mirror Wild Horse summer hours
• Funding back in for Northern
• City to allow July 4th fireworks in town
• Mont. Constitution changes would restrict abortion
• Downtown parking ordinance almost changed
• Efficiency grants to help update city buildings
• Abel Wolf sentenced to three life terms in Okla.
• McLean sworn in as county superintendent
• Zinke: Will try to restore Northern biodiesel funding
• Tester introduces bill to give Little Shell federal recognition
• Tester to talk border issues in Havre
• National media focuses on Montana Legislature
• Flood advisory upgraded for Hill, Blaine counties
• Post office may move some operations to Great Falls
• County superintendent chosen, not announced
• Flood advisory in effect in Hill, Blaine counties
• Fair board sets new rates for booths at the Great Northern Fair
• Fair board discusses museum proposal
• How essential is Essential Air Service?
• Montana budget still without Northern biodiesel
• Museum board looks at advertising push
• Men will cook to raise funds for families
• Streams expected to rise and fall in next few days
• Northern campus meets two dean contenders
• Mill levies vote called, price to be determined
• Baucus weighs in on Wild Horse confusion
• Rehberg cosponsors bill to increase energy production
• Northern heads brace for budget cuts
• Residents speak out on suggested park fee increase
• Hi-Line braces for near-certain flooding
• Smirking Denise Wolf gets 5 life sentences
• Port hours not so great, actually
• New pet law flies through to council
• Kegel: Restoration of biodiesel funding crucial
• Tester fires back over Rehberg comments
• Biodiesel budget slashed, Windy Boy vows fight
• BOR warns of releases to Milk River
• Parking changes going to council
• High school sets survey on academic, physical environment
• Hope is for trains to be running full-scale by end of week
• Keeley transplant surgery benefit set for Saturday
• Proponents prepare Polar Plunge pledges
• Rehberg hopes to resolve budget, avert federal shut down
• Hi-Line Republicans look to next election
• Northern encouraging chewers to Kick The Can
• Northern works for closed loop biodiesel production
• Museum board looks to have summer event at Wahkpa Chu’gn
• Montana lawmakers question presidential budget
• EAS board to decide local flights’ future
• Swastika-like display causes controversy
• Rehberg squares off against Baucus, Tester
• Rehberg predicts contentious House session
• Committee OKs pet ordinance fees
• Business license talks lives on
• Veterans groups try to adapt to changing times
• Veterans Day
• ELF Food Drive delivers
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• School board honors students, discusses business
• Flu clinics on Tuesdays at county health department
• Community to honor veterans Thursday
• Firefighters to collect for food bank tonight, Thursday
• Hingham fire under investigation
• Barkus to plead no contest to felony in case that involved Rehberg
• Swearing-in ceremony
• School board meeting: policies, evaluations and conference
• Stockgrowers plan to look at prairie preservation at annual meeting
• Hofeldt elected Little Shell secretary-treasurer
• With drought over, Montana looks forward to a wet decade
• Cold winter in store for the Hi-Line
• Renewable energy grant-writing workshop slated
• HMS girls give up makeup
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Panel submits 2 judge candidates to Schweitzer
• Wine Gala
• Breaking news: Hofeldt elected Little Shell secretary-treasurer
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Election protest ruling is appealed
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• Havre Art Association’s big weekend approaches
• Breast cancer bracelets cause stir in schools
• Volunteers needed for community dinner
• Community gets ready for Thanksgiving meal
• I-164 pushes payday loans out of business
• Chinook Council explores issues
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• Red wave hits north-central Montana
• Breaking News: Commission makes recommendations for Havre judge
• Former U.S. Rep. Rick Hill to run for governor
• Planning progresses on Beaver Creek Reservoir drain
• More work under way on courthouse steps
• Butte-bound
• Rocky Boy election results
• Facebook leads authorities to California parole jumper
• Gildford wastewater renovation complete
• Stoppa resigns as justice of the peace
• Liberty County hospital mill levy OK'd by voters
• Update ...
• DePriest wins in Blaine County
• Bulletin: Call for constitutional convention rejected; Payday loan, property tax transfer ban approv
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Sheriff wins re-election in Chouteau County
• Jubilant GOP wins the House, falls short of Senate
• Swenson ousted in Blaine County
• Victory celebration
• Frederickson wins in Liberty County
• Chouteau sheriff re-elected
• LaVoi wins bid for Hill County commissioner
• Baker wins Supreme Court justice seat
• Montanans hand Rehberg a sixth term
• Breaking news: Republicans take control of state House
• Hutton defeats Bergren
• Hansen trounces Trethewey
• Warburton leads a GOP sweep
• Frederickson elected Liberty County Justice of the Peace
• Hill County Commissioner
• Havre Daily News website will have election results first
• Smooth council meeting, everything passes
• Polls open at Rocky Boy
• Havre Daily News writer honored in investigative reporting contest
• Festival of Trees tickets go on sale
• Hill County polling places:
• Hill County polling places open for voting
• Ballot questions
• Trocki seeks student ties with China
• <strong>Public Service Commission</strong>
• <span style="white-space: pre;">Election</span> <span style="white-space: pre;"> results here</s
• Montana Supreme Court
• House of Representatives
• Justice of the Peace
• Montana Senate District 17
• House District 33
• House District 34
• Bulletin: Rehberg re-elected
• Elections set across Hi-Line
• General election ready to start Tuesday
• Rocky Boy Tribal election still on, for now
• Denver flights now taking off
• Early morning derailment spills oil and wheat
• Justice of the peace: police officer or clerk of court
• Suit filed against Rocky Boy elections
• Havre PD urges residents to lock car doors
• Havre Trap Club holds benefit for Zack Ambler
• Rotary Club holds annual third-grade Halloween Party
• Rotary Club holds annual third-grade Halloween Party
• Preite accepts top Northern position
• First Denver flight already half-booked
• Republican bus tour rallies the vote in Havre
• Candidates hear comments from hospital officials
• Public relations training wraps up in Havre
• Rocky Boy Red Ribbon Week raises awareness
• Jobless rate stable in Montana
• Havre forum set for local candidates
• St. Mary Working Group to meet in Havre
• This imaginary friend isn’t for kids
• Federal biofuel plans criticized in Havre
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• State has new economic development campaign
• A positive message from local business
• Montana: Bright potential in biofuels
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• Casino robber still at large
• <h2><strong>Ag director: much more to do to promote renewable fuels</strong></h2>
• <h1>Tester: Montana is on the cutting edge of green technology</h1>
• Armed suspect robs Magic Diamond casino
• Breaking news: Tester keynotes biofuels summit
• Tester keynotes biofuels summit
• Little Shell candidates announced
• Rocky Boy election issues
• Late registration, polling places stressed
• Council extends moratorium, pet law
• Fitzpatricks plead not guilty
• Landfill work progresses, lawsuit over access moving slowly
• Rehberg again leads in fundraising
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Council faces marijuana, animals, model airplanes
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Dems stress job creation during Northern tour
• MSU-Northern’s biofuels program
• Takeoffs and departures
• Havre flights to Denver a go
• Sports fans ensnared in Fox, Cablevision rate duel
• Northern Tour
• Canadian border decisions draw criticism
• Breaking news: Tester to speak at biofuels summit
• Breaking news: Dems tour Northern biofuel labs
• Breaking news: Airport board approves flights to Denver
• Preparing for a scare
• City to take proposals to use Community Transportation funds
• An educational first month for Montana Digital Academy
• Rocky Boy election complaint rejected
• Question and answer with House District 33 candidates
• Trethewey: Wants to take the next step
• Hansen: Wants to rein in government
• Montana State Representative Dist. 33
• Trailer raffle to benefit campground construction
• Northern enrollment up, but less than early estimates
• Four local businesses fail alcohol check
• Denver flight decision by Monday
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• Breaking news: Board hears mixed comments on Havre-to-Denver flight proposal
• School board moves forward on prescription pot, breast-feeding policy
• School board moves forward on prescription pot, breast-feeding policy
• Phone scam hits Havre
• Committee takes step toward business licenses
• Enable, don't help the haves have more
• Dist. 17: Hutton wants to take experience to Helena
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Bergren looks to continue in Legislature
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Montana Dist. 17 - the facts
• Rosette to testify at Senate field hearing on transportation issues
• Dems bring JOBS tour to Havre Friday
• Question and answer with Commissioner candidates LaVoi and Catt
• LaVoi: Experience, connections
• LaVoi bio
• Catt: Looks to connect to residents
• Hill County Commissioner
• School board meeting; policy changes and reports
• Great Lakes CEO: Airline plans to keep service regardless
• Protest in Rocky Boy primary
• Marshall working on buffalo jump mural
• Museum board struggles with budget cuts
• Airport board wants input on Denver flights
• Coalition for Rethinking Drinking meeting is Wednesday
• Chinook contractor wants more accountability
• Justice of the Peace: Questions and answers with candidates
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Justice of the Peace: Barger wants to pay her experience b
• Justice: Audrey Barger bio
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Justice of the Peace: Huston: Strong foundation as a candi
• Justice of the Peace — Huston — Strong foundat
• Justice of the Peace: The facts
• Justice of the Peace — Kathy Huston bio
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Election 2010 series begins today
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>MAT to present Death by Chocolate
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• MAT holds auditions for Greek tragedy
• reACT! summit trains anti-smoking advocates
• Tobacco-prevention fears funding loss
• Firefighters union, city at odds
• New judge sought in med pot case
• Canada stalls on Wild Horse port
• Huston the logical choice for Justice of the Peace
• X’ vexes Chinook
• Chinook clinic may move for the winter
• FWP seeks info on killing of bull elk
• Airport improvements
• Domestic abuse victims are not alone in Havre
• Election moves eight forward to Rocky Boy general election
• Enrollment drops in Havre, steady on Hi-Line
• Rocky Boy clinic closes to move to permanent temporary location
• Airport finishing runway, equipment improvements
• Warburton’s work has helped the elderly
• Rocky Boy youth to march against suicide
• Boucher, Lilletvedt interested in judicial bench
• PTO pays into Pepin Park playground
• Possible new airplane for Havre
• A brief history of Great Lakes Airlines
• Great Lakes proposes Denver connection
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Groseth a finalist for top MSU Billings post
• Billings or Denver
• Best wishes
• Changes for pets, cannabis, housing loans
• City Council honors community volunteer
• Spang pleads guilty to partner assault
• Two seek judge post
• County passes budget, with big cuts
• PSC chair warns of GOP takeover
• Chinook residents, park service in dispute over battlefield plan
• Ceremony marks 133rd anniversary of battle
• Violet Arneson
• Northern royalty
• Push is on to advertise longer port hours
• FEMA wraps up recovery work
• Dems rally troops in support of Seidel
• Farmer Jon: U.S. Sen. spends weekends plowing fields
• Seidel defends gun rights record
• Go Ponies!
• Ideas sought for design of senior housing complex<span style="white-space: pre;"> &l
• Royal Treatment
• Local youth group serves Spokane shelters
• Panel proposes extending med pot moratorium
• Rocky Boy impresses BIA with crime reduction
• Forum forecasts Montana higher education
• Will tone of 2011 Legislature be nasty?
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• Raising awareness for domestic violence
• Local opinions mixed on Obama’s education ideas
• Caregivers charged for marijuana sales
• Year-round school?
• Montana smoking ban, one year later
• Homecoming king and queen
• Tester, Rehberg at odds on closing Whitetail port
• Bus system receives international attention
• Transit system again looking for support from community partners
• Help with heating
• Stone Child awarded federal grant
• Little Shell council will hold special election
• Low Income Energy Assistance Program provides winter financial relief
• Work continues on Highway 2 upgrade
• Benefit set for baby Elijah
• Malta businesses moving forward
• "Shaina's Challenge"
• Editorial: The Planning and Zoning Committee gets it
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Praise, rebuke for Rehberg on small bu
• Native American Celebrations
• Sugarbeet Festival
• Havre Middle School Celebration
• Sheriff’s office puts Homeland Security trucks into use
• Fire chief: Malta blaze's cause may never be known
• Fort restoration moves forward
• Havre schools honored by Special Olympics
• Special Olympics honored
• Otto Baltrusch Jr.
• Rocky Boy Warriors
• NorthWestern Energy buys Blaine County gas field
• Sugarbeet Festival ‘going to be huge’
• Malta newspaper presses on
• Operation Medicine Cabinet safely disposes of unused meds
• ‘Diary of Anne Frank’ gets an encore in Havre
• Local group will continue fair rodeo — But fair boar
• Local group will continue fair rodeo
• Fire destroys 5 businesses in Malta building
• Downtown Malta building on fire, hotel evacuated
• 'Diary of Anne Frank'
• Ride 'em high
• Governor sues Legislature over bill
• Jobless rate inches up in state, Hi-Line
• City Council holds off pet ordinance
• Senators push for defense alternative fuels
• Death with dignity debate hits Havre
• Festive Days
• Candidate promises impartiality
• Winning buttons ,floats
• Cold weather doesn't mar parade
• U.S. woman who was held in Iran says she's not a spy
• Festival Days winning button numbers
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• Mark Peterson, LeRoy and Clarence Keller won top agriculture awards
• Malta town hall meeting
• Havre Festival Days schedule of events
• Teapots for sale
• Raising money to refurbish park
• Pet ordinance escapes committee
• Dignified death doc to speak at Northern
• A civics lesson in Malta
• BLM Chief: No monument plans
• Montanans voice opposition to monument<strong> </strong>
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• State Statistics show school shortcomings
• City budget passes with little change
• <span style="white-space: pre;">Tester gives Senate update<br /></span>
• Swandal wants to bring experience, balance to Montana Supreme Court
• Breaking news: BLM chief denies there is a monument plan
• Festivities set to begin
• Havre Festival Days Friday schedule
• Problems at the dam
• Zoning proposal would restrict Havre med marijuana facilities
• Large classes and small classrooms aging
• Mayor, committee spar over business licences
• Planning proceeds to fix dam
• Gay Winnifred Hayford McLain
• Competition
• Museum hears about August business, atlatl competition
• Cow hit on Beaver Creek Park highway
• Stockgrowers charter bus for monument meet
• Budget hearing goes quietly
• Several locations proposed for museum
• Schweitzer corners Travelocity over tax dispute
• PSC's Brad Molnar fined for ethics law violations
• State lists reasons for firing tourism director
• Schweitzer corners Travelocity over tax dispute
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>USDA grants will fund development for
• Semi swerved to avoid head-on collision
• School board set to meet Tuesday
• Volunteers show pride in cleaning up Havre
• City council budget hearing tonight
• Dorothy Briere Sinsel
• Cowboys tame Blue Ponies
• Cleaning up
• Montana Tavern Association convention heads to Havre
• BLM director to answer monument questions in Malta
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• Rehberg, McDonald, spar over gun control comment, national Democratic support
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• McDonald looks for votes in Havre
• Crashed into sign
• City: Property owners responsible for sidewalks
• Committee talks street repair
• Early morning crash takes out local business sign
• Havre man’s ticket wins $65K
• Museum board holding meeting on study
• AP Interview: Ousted tea party leader seeks return
• <div>Airport board, county commission already backed action</div>
• Council talks about neighborhood issues
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• Council gives OK to taxes
• Honor Guard
• City Council to look at annual tax assessments tonight
• Cattle grazing in Beaver Creek Park
• Buffalo Jump atlatl competition set for this weekend
• Havre grads gather for Fossil Fest
• Mariani makes the cut
• Breaking news: Cattle back on park
• Memories galore at Fossil Festival
• Commission searches for Rice replacement
• Fossil Festival
• MAT sets new comedy auditions for Tuesday, Wednesday
• Study backs increased border port hours<strong> </strong>
• GOP, Dems focus on Havre races
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>County seeks new deputy attorney
• Push on for 24-hour status at Montana-Canadian border ports
• Group calls for unified stance on 24-hour port efforts
• Play time
• Answered prayers for St. Jude Thaddeus School
• Counterfeit bills appear in Havre area
• Answered prayers
• Hi-Line's great harvest
• Havre Pride cleanup set for Sept. 11
• City approves $15.7 mil. preliminary budget
• Scouting wonders
• Counterfeit bills hitting Havre
• Breaking news: Council approves $15.7M preliminary budget
• Moving in: Northern off to a good start
• Tim Leeds — City looks at preliminary budget tonight
• Annexation lawsuit delayed until next year
• Montana Family Foundation: Traditional family values are under assault
• A decade in the making, Rocky Boy radio nears completion
• Rehberg slams Sebelius on health care
• Governor offers plan for cheap drugs
• First day of school
• Breaking news: Montana Family Foundation president calls for family values
• Building an education
• Law clerk Bekker leaving District Court
• Napolitano says she's willing to look at 24-hour port of Wild Horse
• Work on northern border different, crucial, officials say
• Napolitano: Whitetail issue is fixable
• Back to school
• Breaking news: Border station's fate draws Napolitano to Havre
• Panel would limit — not bar — med marijuana
• Governor backs area Democratic slate at fundraiser
• Breaking News: Secretary Napolitano: DHS willing to work with local group on 24-hour Wild Horse
• Judge Rice announces retirement
• Schweitzer: Montana budget situation is good
• City to give voluntary business licenses another try
• School board replaces in-school suspension with detention
• NCMT celebrates one year, 18,000 passengers
• Crash north of Havre kills driver
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• Annexation lawsuit hearing moved to Lewistown
• Crash north of Havre kills driver
• Gov. invited to Democratic fundraiser
• State employees facing med marijuana charges
• Playing horsehoes
• Annexation lawsuit hearing moved to Lewistown
• Bear Paw death likely a suicide
• Janet Napolitano will visit Havre
• Project leaders look to future
• Bear Paw death likely a suicide
• Bone faces hearing on murder parole violation
• The water flows
• <span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>Breaking news: DHS Secretary Napolitan
• Strike up the band
• Strike up the band
• Turning on the Spigot in North Havre rural water district
• Marching to the beat at band camp
• Shot fired at BIA employee
• Arson charges pending for Harlem hay fire, vandalism
• Hi-Line Jobless rates decline
• Tester, Baucus call for wolf management meeting
• Solomon reports good results from Great Northern Fair
• Montana Supreme Court OKs payday loan vote
• Tester wants Westerner on Amtrak board
• Wolfs faces new charges in daughter's death
• Visting grandparents at lake
• City moves to fight tree blight
• Camp Noah offers fun, healing
• Rocky Boy sets nation-to-nation agreement for recovery
• 4-H will remain at Great Northern Fair
• Breaking news: Rocky Boy, U.S. government sign nation-to-nation agreement
• Only two businesses have signed on with voluntary city registry
• Alley runoff stirs political debate at Council meeting
• Little daredevil
• City looks at regulating trees, pets
• Feds will fully fund Rocky Boy recovery
• A night of art
• Breaking news: Obama says feds will pay all eligible Rocky Boy recovery costs
• Brownfields Program moves forward to assess properties
• Jason Michael Carroll brings energy to Ice Dome
• Larson fails in bid for Republican treasurer nomination
• A cold blast on a hot day
• Havre High School athletes get in shape
• AYP scores below the mark
• County sued over landfill access road
• Ground work begins on Havre East highway project
• Boys and girls add some color to public transit
• Bike riders remember Kellen Lund
• Russia’s wheat woes could help Montana farmers
• Powwow at Rocky Boy
• 110 already signed up for Saturday’s Kellen Lund bike ride
• Recycling efforts kick off
• Republicans table vote on potential treasurer candidate
• New landfill expected to be operating by spring
• GOP to interview county treasurer candidate Wednesday
• County holds meetings on Beaver Creek Reservoir
• Milk River Indian Days Pow-Wow
• It’s grillin’ time
• City of Havre honored for safety record
• City moves forward on business registry
• County weighs options on Beaver Creek Dam repair
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