Huson, MT News

• Huson, MT News
• Unique rally encourages high school freshmen to graduate
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Friday, Sept. 30
• Temporary restriction on Cedar Creek Road starts Oct. 2
• Floodplain, Smurfit site coming up on West Valley agendas
• Cuts to preventive health would result in higher health care costs, put lives at risk
• Shakespeare in the Schools to perform 'As You Like It'
• Tobacco Prevention Specialist Position Available
• Several Prescribed Burns Planned for Ninemile District
• Headwaters analysis: Draft legislation would cost much more
• CASA of Missoula seeks volunteers in Mineral County
• Hospital to break ground for clinic in St. Regis
• UM students publish website regarding sale of Mountain Water
• Secure Rural Schools reauthorization hearing this week
• Mineral County unemployment at 10.1 percent in August
• The Comic Zone: Finding lost stuff
• Chinese natural resource managers visit Montana
• Montana investigating cases of listeria linked to cantaloupe
• Mini-grants available from Old Schoolhouse Rock Car Show, Community Foundation
• Tester wants DOD to explain unauthorized overspending
• The Comic Zone: Moving to Montana soon?
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Weds Sept. 14
• Montana 1-163rd Cavalry Regiment soldiers return Sept. 11
• Shell game with state land revenues and schools must stop
• Montana may be an oasis, but not an island
• Superior Drivers Exam Office Closed for Staff Training
• Montana to host wind energy conference
• No campfires, smoking on public land in Mineral, Missoula counties
• High grasshopper populations threaten Montana fall, winter crops
• Project Coordinator, Drug Free Communities
• Mineral County Health Department awarded Drug Free Communities grant
• West Riverside Fire nightly update for Sept. 5, 2011
• West Riverside Fire nightly update for Sept. 4, 2011
• The Comic Zone: Petmani Juju Dhau, with chaser
• West Riverside nightly update for Sept. 3
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Tuesday Sept. 6
• Montanans encouraged to volunteer on 9/11
• Boone and Crockett Club recognizes Sen. Tester for improving hunting access
• Extra traffic patrols to continue through Labor Day weekend
• West Riverside nightly update for Sept. 2
• Blackfoot River, access sites reopen to public
• FWP Commission to consider boating regs for Missoula area rivers Oct. 13
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Weds Aug. 31
• Public asked to comment on proposed name 'Grizzly Creek' near Evaro
• Montana ranks 33rd in nation in kids' well-being
• West Riverside Fire activity prompts closures
• Congratulations to Montana Little League team
• Winds push Granite Pass fire to 200 acres
• The Comic Zone: Catch-and-release people
• Fire Season Intensifies Statewide
• Gusty winds push West Riverside Fire
• Missoula County to continue hearing on land use, building fees Aug. 31
• ROAD CONSTRUCTION - GOLD CREEK ROAD (FS 50) FROM RED IVES CREEK TO THE MONTANA STATE LINE
• Get Back to the Business Of The People
• Third Annual Community and Wildlife Appreciation Potluck
• We the People for Aug. 16, 2011
• Great Burn project needs volunteers Aug. 27
• Elk archery group to meet Aug. 24-25
• Help the Carousel record its history
• Baucus named to deficit reduction super-committee
• State seeks volunteers for two trails advisory committees
• Hunter Ed classes scheduled for Frenchtown
• Wheeler Center sponsors Montana young leaders
• Mineral Community Hospital launches 'Frontier Family Medicine' residency program
• Big Pine to host talk on bats, wildlife diversity Aug. 20
• Mineral County Commissioners agenda for Aug. 10, 2011
• Mineral County Fly-in August 13
• Proof that elected officials can do great things
• Montana releases 'Adequate Yearly Progress' report; Superior falls short
• Wolf licenses go on sale Monday, Aug. 8
• Montana senators introduce pipeline safety bill
• Blackfoot Challenge director to speak in Frenchtown Aug. 11
• Missoula County prepares to sell 638 mobile homes
• With fire danger high, remember to put out your campfires
• Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
• Tester statement on Judge Molloy wolf ruling
• Missoula resident named Montana poet laureate
• Mineral Community Hospital earns 'gold seal' ACH accreditation
• Party for Toots's 70th
• Jogger Injured by Black Bear in Crazy Canyon
• Mineral County Commissioners' Schedule for Friday, July 29, 2011
• Montana loses $16 million in archery elk drawing
• The (f)law of unintended consequences
• Montana loses $16 million in Archery Elk Drawing
• Elk numbers down in lower Clark Fork
• FWP to auction antlers, horns July 30
• Missoula County schedules budget hearing
• Firefighters to train at Roman Creek on July 27
• Montana's best practices guide other nations
• Congratulations to Mitchell Hicks on his fire-hall putsch
• Mineral County Commissioners agenda for July 20, 2011
• Shane Clouse to perform in Superior July 23
• Fire Danger Moved to “High,” Open Burning Closed as of July 19th
• Time to end tax breaks for rich and corporations
• Mineral County CDBG public hearing Aug. 2
• The Comic Zone: Conversations with toads
• Participants sought for Superior focus group
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Weds. July 13
• Railroad- crossing signal installation on Moccasin Lane in Missoula County
• Missoula County launches asthma home visit program
• Fire danger moves to 'moderate'
• Biologist talks about elk at Fish Creek/Big Pine July 16
• Montana heroes sought to stitch national 9/11 flag
• WVCC to hear plans for pedestrian path, bikeway July 14
• Frenchtown Schools accepting non-resident applications
• Missoula County to assist with sandbag removal
• Missoula County to host July 13 post-flood meeting
• Bill Hodges joins Frenchtown School Board
• Report: Mineral County would get Secure Rural School payments through 2019
• Ninemile Wildlife Workgroup 2011 Wildlife + Nature Photo Contest
• Rehberg seeks delay in F-15 move from Great Falls
• Tester forms Community Pharmacy Caucus
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Tuesday July 5
• County Attorney: Criminal charges against Bibler 'not likely'
• Frenchtown Fire, volunteer go to court over Bibler report
• We the People for July 4, 2011
• Comment sought on Missoula, Hamilton shooting range proposals
• Scientists' early wolf predictions way off the mark
• Black Bear Snatches Backpack at Rattlesnake Trailhead
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Thurs. June 30
• Districting Commission to meet July 12
• Snowmobile advisory committee to meet July 8, 9
• Public Notice - Frenchtown School District
• Special West Valley Community Council meeting tonight
• Stop the cycle of study, plan, litigate and burn
• FWP decides not to extend Rock Creek float season
• DNRC seeks applicants for next round of National Fire Plan funding
• Tester tells Obama Administration to restore job-creating mine cleanup efforts
• HUD to give Missoula $1.1 million for housing, development
• Baucus announces $10 million for Lincoln County CARD Clinic
• FDA: Do not eat Evergreen Produce brand alfalfa sprouts or spicy sprouts
• Tester statement on PTSD Awareness Day
• Baucus names DES coordinators 'Heroes of the Day'
• Frenchtown student awarded MSU Presidential Scholarship
• FWP seeks comment on proposed Milltown land acquisition
• FEMA releases disaster funds to Montana
• Juneau announces K-12 data system
• Public safety communications: Failure is not an option
• Members sought for elk archery advisory board
• Kim Gillan announces for U.S. House of Representatives
• Mineral County Commissioners Schedule for Weds. June 22
• We the People for June 19, 2011
• Grants available for water quality lab tests
• Comment sought on extended float fishing for Rock Creek
• Baucus, Tester: Help is on the way
• Missoula County Sheriff to address Orchard Homes meeting
• Rehberg supports disaster declaration
• Tester: Montana to receive additional $1 million to repair flood-damaged water infrastructure
• Rehberg Northern Cheyenne bill gets a hearing
• Rehberg voted to raise debt ceiling 7 times
• Christine Geil graduates from MSU
• Rehberg secures funds for Montana flooding
• Mark French statement for state GOP chair
• June 16 boating regs meeting moved to Quality Inn
• Missoula County removes deadline for flood damage forms
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Weds. June 15
• Missoula County decides against temporary flood structures
• Deborah J. (Debi) McEwen
• County reminds flood victims of June 14 FEMA deadline
• Lolo Pass recreation to be considered during plan revision
• The theory of relativity, as taught by puppy dogs and grandkids
• Mineral County Helpline serves victims of domestic violence
• HRC makes home ownership a reality for St. Regis residents
• Springtime in Montana: Don goes fishing at the lower fields
• Mark French runs for GOP state chairman
• Invitation to bid
• Clark Fork River levels predicted to hit 12.77 feet Sunday
• Railroad crossing improvements proposed for Fish Creek Road
• Upland Game Bird council to meet June 20
• Jayce Blood of Frenchtown named to Dean's List
• Missoula County issues flood warning
• Campgrounds at Bannack State Park closed
• Great Basin Study Group celebrates 40 years
• Protect your loved ones with a free ID kit June 10
• Michael Woodard charged with murder; bail set at $500,000
• We the People for June 6, 2011
• Montana Tea Party group challenges Helena gun ban
• Planner Nancy Heil to speak at West Valley meeting June 9
• Superior student volunteers recognized with scholarships
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for June 6-7, 2011
• Preliminary investigation finds Kelly's death a homicide
• $220,000 grant will help forest businesses
• Talk features the fish of Fish Creek
• Comment sought on proposed winter road closures near Lolo Pass
• Where have all the sawmills gone?
• Deceased female identified as Kelly Dube-Woodard
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Tuesday May 31
• Mark and Cindy Feasel to leave St. Regis School after 20 years
• Body of deceased female found in Mineral County
• Julia Altemus named Executive VP at Montana Wood Products Association
• Proposal would restrict motorized boating from Milltown to Nine Mile
• FWP seeks comment on Fish Creek mineral rights
• Sheriff asks public cooperation in missing person case
• Shut up and be civil
• Heavy rains, standing water may increase risk of West Nile Virus
• Flooding closes fishing access sites on Clark Fork, Bitterroot rivers
• Sherm Anderson: Montana timber industry needs Tester bill
• Senate panel hears wide-ranging support for Tester’s forest jobs bill
• Old Schoolhouse Rock Car Show set for June 3-4
• Montana cautions anglers, floaters to be wary of river conditions
• Proposed fishing regs to be discussed in Missoula, Hamilton
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Weds. May 25
• Montana delegation asks for federal help on flooding
• Holiday reminder: River closures extended near Milltown
• Is the new marijuana law workable and constitutional?
• Montana Red Cross opens shelter for flood victims at MSU-Billings
• We the People for May 22, 2011
• CareFlight OmniAdvantage Air Advantage memberships now available
• Mineral County employment rate continues to improve in April
• Candace Phillips, David Repke named to Dean's List
• MSU's 'Engineers Without Borders' finalist for national award
• Montana encourages seatbelt use
• UM web application wins innovation award
• USFS seeks public comment on fire retardant
• Biologists to begin capturing grizzly bears for research, management
• Nez Perce Trail coloring book on sale
• Propane safety during floods
• Family fun run at Grand Menard June 4
• Invitation for Bids
• High Water Beginning to Impact Trails, Roads
• Over 20 vendors set for West End fundraiser this weekend
• Moderates appalled by 'quirky' far-right Montana legislature
• Mineral County Hospital Seeks Bids for New St. Regis Clinic
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Weds. May 18
• De Borgia garage sale this weekend to raise funds for School House
• Are we really going in the right direction?
• Montana Red Cross ready to help in event of flooding
• Missoula County DES offers info about flooding
• Public comment sought on proposed mountain lion quotas
• 2011 Montana Good Neighbor nominations sought
• Tester plan ends $4 billion in taxpayer subsidies to Big Oil executives
• Five St. Regis students named to national honor society
• St. Regis businesses get major improvements
• The Comic Zone: Breakfast with Precalculus
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Weds. May 11
• Help us support veterans at Montana's Liberty House,
• Montana GOP strikes out on budget deal
• Forest Jobs and Recreation Act a responsible plan for Montana
• St. Regis: Montana’s largest flea market a virtual “picker’s paradise”
• Nominees sought for outstanding land, water stewards
• $25 for three-day emergency preparedness training includes room, board
• Labbe, Phillips to graduate from UM-Western Saturday
• Rehberg wants permanent delisting of gray wolf
• Economic development the topic at West Valley meeting May 12
• Mineral Challenge helps Tricon, USFS win $5.3 million grant
• The Comic Zone: Corporal Punishment
• Help Wanted: 2 for Great Burn weed crew
• Any solution must consider all 6 greenhouse gases
• We're owl in this together
• Library group to meet in Missoula May 6
• Montana Historical Society celebrates mining heritage
• Baucus, Tester applaud shift of wolf management to Montana
• EPA releases draft estimates of asbestos toxicity in Libby, Troy
• Illinois-based company acquires former Smurfit-Stone site
• Frenchtown election results
• Montanan named to head USDA Farm Services Agency
• Airport construction to bring $15 million to local economy
• 12 Tamarack public meeting in St. Regis May 16
• Entrepreneurs to make their pitch at New West Fest
• Prescribed burning in Ninemile District today
• Assisted suicide is not legal in Montana
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for May 2-3
• We the People for May 1, 2011
• Montana's senators release statements on death of Osama bin Laden
• Montana fishing season opens May 21
• 'Full Moon Dinner Series' comes to Missoula
• Satisfied that legislature preserved end-of-life choice
• FWP seeks comment on boat inspections
• Register online as an organ donor
• Missoula graded 'D' for air quality, Sanders and Lincoln get 'B'
• HUD awards $1.43 million for housing in Montana, Dakotas
• Military News: Brian Alterowitz graduates from U.S. Army Warrant Officer School
• Alberton student awarded SAF grant
• Rocky Mountain Front presentation in Missoula May 3
• Commission to adopt entire state of Montana as U.S. House district on May 16
• Montana Red Cross sends volunteers to help tornado victims
• Forest Discovery Days set for May 4, 5, 6
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Weds. April 27
• Nathan Lebsock nominated for outstanding graduate
• Frenchtown Fire Board Report for April, 2011
• FWP announces 5th grade poster contest winners
• Why wolf bill failed in the Montana Legislature
• Wheeler Center launches think tank for young professionals interested in Montana's future
• New Montana law allows CareFlight memberships
• Timber debate should consider Blackfoot, Clearwater success stories
• The Comic Zone: What's a gas?
• DEQ seeks comment on Bitterroot TMDLs
• The Checks...err the Ballots are in the Mail
• PSC shakeup affirms ethical conduct, transparency
• May activities at the Montana Natural History Center
• Regier owes Montana women an apology
• 'Merchant of Venice' coming to Superior Aug. 25
• 'Next Step Prep' announces summer session guest artists
• Montanan, world's oldest man, dies at 114
• RMEF grants include wolf research
• Free grant writing workshop in Alberton April 30
• Fire board candidates differ on taxes, wildland contracting, planning
• Aldo Leopold documentary 'Green Fire' premieres Wednesday at Wilma
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Weds. April 20
• Meet the Frenchtown Fire trustee candidates: Nick Lisi
• Baucus slams House vote to end Medicare: 'Not on my watch'
• Vote shows political complexity of wolf management
• Public comment sought on Milltown-area river closures
• Budget more than numbers, defines us as a people
• Baucus wolf solution to become law
• Tester successfully delists wolves in Montana, returns management to the state
• Melinda Gopher explores challenge to Tester, Democrats
• Forest job workshop in Seeley Lake April 19-20
• Public hearing on Mineral County housing needs April 25
• Is some wolf management better than no wolf management?
• FWP seeks comment on fishing regulations
• Strong turnout at biochar symposium shows local interest in restoration
• Rural educators join groups opposing charter school tactics
• Frenchtown Fire Board Trustee Candidate Forum
• Mineral County Commissioners schedule for Weds. April 13
• Mineral County Junior Shooters sweep national qualifiers
• Montana Wilderness Association meeting April 29, 30
• Libri Foundation Grant Brings New Books to Alberton
• Mineral County Sheriff's Office incidents 3/27/11 to 4/2/11
• Senate statements on budget agreement, wolf delisting
• Railroad Fair in Helena April 17
• Rehberg, House wrong to vote for education cuts
• Press releases from Rep. Denny Rehberg on shutdown
• Citizen journalists invited to Montana Watchdog event
• Time for talk is past; now is time for action
• Children Will Bear the Brunt of Budget Cuts
• 'You can't always get what you want' at the Montana Legislature
• Montana lawmakers protecting our health care rights
• University offers talk on Mike Mansfield April 18
• Baucus blasts House plan to end Medicare
• Rehberg introduces REFUND Act to pay down national debt
• Rehberg 'willing to listen and learn'
• House bills, shutdown would be bad for Montana
• Frenchtown school district voters to decide on levy, board
• Missoula County volunteers needed for three boards; deadline May 6
• Thank you Senator Hinkle
• Lolo National Forest to enhance children's 'Trails To Discovery' program
• Ninemile landowner to pay $275,000 fine, restore wetlands
• Media is misleading
• Spear-chucker legislators are retrogressive, nonsensical, arrogant
• Mineral County Commissioners Schedule for April 4-5, 2011
• Montana water policy to be examined at spring Wheeler Conference
• Democrats seek comment on delegate selection for 2012 convention
• Mineral County Lincoln-Reagan Dinner
• West Valley Community Council April 14 agenda
• Sen. Hinkle: Fox News not 'fair and balanced' on Sheriff First bill
• Why is Champ Edmunds following out-of-state agenda?
• A better source of energy
• Mineral County Sheriff's Office incidents 3/20/11 to 3/26/11
• Forest Service promotes use of locally milled timber
• Notice to Inactive Voters or Non-Resident Property Owners Within the Frenchtown Rural Fire District
• Airman Calvin M. Daniels graduates with honors
• Montana Conservation Corps seeks adventurous teens for summer crews
• Tester request for Montana wolf hunt approved
• Families First Children's Museum calendar, April 1-April 15
• After price hikes, 1200 big game licenses remain unsold
• Federal budget cuts would hurt hunting, fishing
• Natural History Center to present 3D images of Montana caves
• Montana Public Radio annual pledge drive to run April 9-17
• Baucus push for wolf hunt one step closer to reality
• Mineral County Commissioners' Schedule for Thursday, March 31, 2011
• Missoula Marathon named Montana tourism event of the year
• Commissioners cancel council races for Evaro, West Valley
• Tester calls on House to pass his plan stopping Congressional pay if government shuts down
• Lolo issues order requiring food storage
• But most of all, I remember Mama
• John Q goes Public: Lady Justice needs to readjust that blindfold
• Mineral unemployment down slightly, almost double state's rate
• Boots & Buckles Bash April 2
• Tester: Montanans shouldn’t pay for inflated purchase price of BNSF
• Montana Natural History Center events for April 2011
• Local MATHletes head to national competition
• $1,000 prize offered in poster contest
• One year later, we see true costs of health care bill
• Choose Helena or Missoula to 'howl in protest' on March 24
• Lindeen supports compromise on health exchange
• Mineral County Sheriff's Office incidents 3/13/11 to 3/19/11
• National Quality Strategy will promote better health, quality care for Americans
• Mineral County commissioners agenda for March 23, 2011
• Comment sought on fire protection swap for Huson, Petty Creek
• Tester pushes Forest Service to create Montana jobs by launching forest projects
• Good planning can reduce snowpack-related floods
• Rehberg embarks on 'all-of-the-above' energy tour
• 8 Mineral County competitors claim shooting awards in Flathead
• Montana's Birds and Wildlife in a Warming World
• Bears will return soon; clean your property of attractants
• Tester presents medals to family of fallen WWII pilot
• Frenchtown bowhunting instructors honored by FWP
• Citizen initiatives need protection from legislators
• Mineral County Sheriff's Report
• Mineral County Sheriff's Office incidents 3/6/11 to 3/12/11
• Bitterroot elk test negative for brucellosis
• This Week with Gordon Hendrick for March 15, 2011
• New deputy regional forester for Northern Region
• Missoula County Sheriff's report to March 15, 2011
• T-shirt design entries due April 16
• Nuclear nonsense
• Alberton cat and dog vaccination clinic April 9
• 'Biomass to Biochar' symposium in St. Regis March 21
• Mineral County Sheriff's Office incidents 2/27/11 to 3/5/11
• St. Patrick's dinner at De Borgia Schoolhouse March 17
• Pine beetle talk at RMEF March 15
• Extra traffic enforcement planned for St. Patrick’s Day
• Montana wolf population up 8 percent
• Mineral County unemployment at 16 percent, 3rd highest in Montana
• Washington Post editor to give lecture at UM
• Baucus pushes USFS to help Montana forest jobs
• Legislature squandering conservative mandate
• Sen. Hinkle solves unemployment in your county
• Dahkota Hayes to compete for national championship
• Shakespeare troupe coming to Alberton School April 19
• Bowhunter class offered this month in Superior
• Over 100 attend special meeting on crime in Superior
• Camping reservations coming to 20 Montana state parks
• OHV trails grants available; training in Missoula March 30
• Health care law will provide transparency on insurance rate hikes
• Dear Betty for March 8, 2011
• Oh ye foresters, who know the secret nooks of pine beetles
• Thank you Florida for starting our sunshine laws
• We the People for March 7, 2011
• Psychologist: Threatened volunteers should be evaluated for PTSD
• The Comic Zone: A sure-fire solution for our economy
• Patriots, get up off the couch and join us
• Counties can help improve our justice system
• Missoula County names fairgrounds committee
• Classes starting in March at Montana Academy of Skin Care
• Mineral Challenge, Tricon host biochar symposium March 21
• Seeley Lake gets air quality impact zone
• 'State of the Rattlesnake' report released
• Charlo student nominated by Tester accepted to West Point
• Hear tales of the Forest Service cookhouse March 12
• West Valley Community Council March 10, 2011 agenda
• Montana sportsmen getting a raw deal from legislators
• Local families needed for exchange students
• Tea Party rally in Helena March 4
• Missoula to Portland flights to start June 5
• The Comic Zone: Beware of Parseltongue
• Safety improvements proposed for I-90 west of St. Regis
• Draft EIS released on Snowbowl Resort expansion plan
• Lolo Creek ice jam blocks road to trailhead, lookout
• Value of collective bargaining, labor unions proven in tough times
• YouTube, Love, and A Good Fling: What’s Up At the Library
• Tester aide Tracy Stone-Manning in Superior March 8
• Missoula County Sheriff's Office reaches out to rural schools
• Scott Waldron: Common thread in Frenchtown Fire woes is the current board
• Intimidation at Frenchtown Fire: Staff failed to stop previous violence, death threats
• Gordon, for the sake of Montana, please grow a pair
• This Week with Gordon Hendrick for Feb. 26, 2011
• Recovery Garden receives $20,000 grant for greenhouse
• Missoula County Sheriff's Office to conduct alcohol compliance checks
• HUD issues guidance on discrimination complaints from victims of domestic violence
• Sheriff Ornelas, Mayor Wood to appear at community meeting
• Flags ordered at half-mast for U.S. Army Specialist Jonathan Pilgeram
• MSU political scientists provide political analysis blog
• Ask your legislators why they voted against common-sense approach to health insurance
• Montana’s small businesses targeted by aggressive companies
• Blackfoot Security presentation March 2
• Notice of special meeting March 1
• Public hearing in Superior March 14
• Lady Bobcats beat Troy at Divisionals
• Legislature at halfway point: Theater of the absurd
• Senate President: We are focused on jobs
• 'Lessons of our land' continues with lectures in March
• Recall Rep. Hendrick and other lunatic Republican bozos
• Fish Creek 2010 end-of-year report and plans for 2011
• Superior High grad Emma Reed follows her dreams to ESPN
• Mineral County wins grant to establish DUI Court
• Medical marijuana repeal should be put to the people
• Montana legislature's cuts will hurt our most vulnerable
• Repealing marijuana initiative was the will of the people
• Travelers' Rest to host Crow storytelling program
• Governor, uncap that veto pen
• 'Cyberliberties' author to speak at UM March 4
• Mineral County Relay for Life kickoff event March 15
• Feds must live up to compact with rural forest counties
• Montana legislative leadership backs Schweitzer on wolves
• Applauds repeal of medical marijuana initiative
• Majority Leader: It is an honor to serve with Gordon Hendrick
• The Comic Zone: Moving on the Waters of Hope
• Bibler resigns as Frenchtown Fire Chief
• CASA looking for Mineral County volunteers
• Donations from tourists to help 3 Montana groups
• New US Forest Service book calls for new era of parks and wilderness management
• Republicans introduce comprehensive MEPA reform bill
• Public comment sought on USFS private property access requests
• Rehberg amendment would deny funding for health care law
• Tester slams Patriot Act, votes against extending controversial law
• History repeats itself in Frenchtown; Let's end the farce
• Missoula County announces 2011 dust abatement program
• Frenchtown High volunteer named among Montana's outstanding community volunteers
• Baucus: Obama budget favors urban over rural areas
• Voters sent Republicans to Helena for one reason: Job creation
• Biomass-to-electricity demonstration Feb. 23
• This Week with Gordon Hendrick for Feb. 13, 2011
• Recall Rep. Gordon Hendrick
• 4-H Shooting Sports go 'shoulder-to-shoulder' in year's 1st live competition
• Support Hinkle's SB116 to prohibit state-sanctioned suicide
• Bids sought for rehabilitation project in Superior
• Tester speech to Montana legislature Feb. 11, 2011
• MDT finds 'no significant impact' for Kearl project
• Montana recommends reviewing your flood insurance
• State of Missoula County - Feb. 9, 2011
• Baucus, Tester introduce law to delist gray wolf
• Constitution expert at UM Feb. 24
• Are you ready for a February Fling? What's up at the library
• Tester pushes for use of military-grade radar on northern border
• Rehberg: Will 'do what I can' for Secure Rural Schools
• Baucus, Tester call for answers to veteran unemployment
• Study: One in 6 homeless in Montana is a veteran
• Free 9-month course helps Montana businesses grow
• Tester announces members of Sportsmen’s Caucus advisory group
• Seeley Lake considers nordic ski trails
• Montana should spend all wolf hunt revenue on wolf management
• Tell Rehberg it's time to join the team and support Forest Jobs Act
• iTunes U now offering free learning materials from Montana OPI
• Sportsmen to protest outside Missoula federal court in March
• Rep. Hendrick says he is against unfunded mandates, but how will he vote?
• Free small business workshop in Superior Feb. 23
• Valentine's Day event to feature Charlie Russell painting
• Microsoft executive at Tester jobs workshop in Missoula Feb. 23
• Medical Marijuana Act needs to be repealed
• Time to reauthorize and reform Secure Rural Schools
• Baucus, Tester ask for Secure Rural Schools in Obama budget proposal
• Fasten your seat belts; the MEPA ride is quite a bronco
• Free small business workshops at St. Regis Feb. 15
• Fighting Medicare fraud: We're all in this together
• Dear Betty for Feb. 7, 2011
• Rehberg speech to Montana legislature Feb. 7, 2011
• Ed Norton Big Band comes to Superior March 20
• International Year of the Forest is a time for reflection, action
• We the People for Feb. 7, 2011
• Frenchtown student writes prize-winning song for Special Olympics
• This Week with Gordon Hendrick for Feb. 6, 2011
• Rehberg announces for U.S. Senate
• Judge: Frenchtown Fire Chief 'threatening and abusive, yet plainly stupid'
• 4-H Shooting Sports off to busy start in 2011
• Jayce Blood named to honor roll
• 'Last Shift: Saying Farewell to Smurfit-Stone' opens Feb. 4
• Baucus, Tester ask Pentagon to cover care for soldiers with traumatic brain injuries
• Find your niche as a volunteer in Mineral County
• Feb. 10 meeting to outline search for unexploded ordnance at Blue Mountain site
• Subdivision review on WVCC agenda Feb. 10
• Garden City Gondola wins Transportation Best Practices Award
• PSC considering best approach for 'looking under the hood' at NWE rates
• John Q goes Public: Support the GENIUS LID Act of 2011
• Mineral County LEPC agenda Feb. 3, 2011
• Missoula Area Central Labor Council endorses Forest Jobs bill
• Attorney General Eric Holder to lecture at UM Feb. 9
• Montana heroes also benefit from bipartisan 9/11 bill
• GAO: Only 32 miles of 4,000-mile Canadian border secure
• Missoula County launches subdivision regulations assessment project
• Good riddance to mail-in voting bill
• University offers informational session on biomass plans
• Tester to Bachmann: Proposed veterans’ cuts a ‘giant step in the wrong direction’
• Vice-chair defends Office of the State Public Defender
• Rehberg joins military family caucus
• Supporting 9/11 heroes is more than giving bad bills good names
• Green estimates Bibler investigation complete in 1 week, decision in 2 weeks
• We still need Tester's forest jobs bill
• Hinkle's SB117 is an unfunded mandate for Montana counties
• Four new noxious weed publications available free
• Seniors should apply for Montana homeowner/renter tax credit
• Tester: Ninth 'Rat Creek' decision shows need for common-sense Forest Jobs Act
• Candidates sought for West Valley Community Council
• Baucus: Highway infrastructure critical for Montana jobs, U.S. competitiveness
• Enviros applaud Ninth Circuit decision to allow preliminary injunctions, halt logging
• Time for a West End toll booth?
• Bullock sues collection agency; could affect over 12,000 Montana accounts
• Missoula County seeks comment on emergency plan
• Panel to discuss Alberta tar sands project Feb. 8
• Montana delegation responds to State of the Union address
• Montana National Guard history chronicled in new book
• Help get Moxi Home
• Tester takes gavel as leader of Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus
• Predator losses in Montana up 450 percent; MWGA supports HB 286
• What's wrong with Tester's Forest Jobs and Recreation Act
• What’s up at the library: Genealogy, stories, and surveys
• Denny strikes out with vote on firefighters
• Wolf debate engages hunters, state, federal agencies
• This Week with Gordon Hendrick for Jan. 23, 2011
• Basset Rescue of Montana wins shelter grant
• Tester forest collaboration flawed from the start
• Trapping isn't green
• We the People for Jan. 22, 2011
• Tester surveys American mission in Afghanistan
• Sheriff's Office: Use of force justified in Finley shooting
• Tester pushes Middle Eastern leaders on cooperation in fight against terrorism
• Benny Goodman swing classics in next MCPAC show Jan. 26
• Bowhunters class in Missoula in Feb.
• Superior seeking Public Works Assistant
• Montana moves to improve 3 retirement funds
• Baucus working to reduce Guard, Reserve suicides
• Position available on Frenchtown School Board
• Tester visiting Montana troops in Afghanistan, Iraq
• Volunteer hosts needed for Selway-Bitterroot lookout next summer
• Tester to host small business workshop in Missoula Feb. 23
• MRT to perform 'Bus Stop' in Plains Jan. 31
• Social host bill caught my attention, and should catch yours too
• McCulloch seeks special elections to fill vacancies
• This Week with Gordon Hendrick for Jan. 15, 2011
• Benefit in Ronan Feb. 19 for injured Afghanistan veteran
• Tired of same old elephant crap
• Montana volunteers to give away efficient light bulbs, weatherize homes MLK Day
• TNC Legacy Project update for January 2011
• Residents concerned about deer, elk predators on Fish Creek lands
• Big Sky Documentary Film Festival announces lineup
• Resurfacing proposed for Highway 257 near Superior
• River channel migration described
• Conrow, Labbe, Phillips, Repke named to Dean's List
• Teens Against Drugs and Alcohol urge support for HB20
• Baucus applauds ruling that helps biomass energy
• Pot advocates have a paid lobbyist; Montana's kids only have you
• Feel-good wolf resolution will fix nothing
• Decision on Bibler expected 'shortly'
• Natural Pier Bridge, Scenic Bridge, and Point of Rocks added to National Register
• Review meeting for new Missoula County floodplain maps Jan. 20
• Author brings 'run-walk' marathon method to Missoula Jan. 18
• Let's keep the wood products industry moving
• District 100 Report
• Montana Red Cross urges preparedness
• Time to boost, not cripple, Montana's infrastructure funding
• When hot is too hot
• Local high school students sought as legislative pages
• Neighborhood watch, invasive fish on WVCC January agenda
• West Valley Community Council Nov. 11, 2010 meeting minutes
• We the People for Jan. 8, 2011
• Montana delegation issues statements on assassination attempt
• Low-income spay/neuter clinic in Superior Jan. 29
• Forest roads hazardous this week
• Battle of Big Horn expert to give free lecture Jan. 19
• Michael Kustudia named park manager at new Milltown State Park
• Rehberg announces service academy nominations
• Rehberg named chair of key subcommittee
• Jim Elliott asks Rehberg to give up his government-supplied health care
• Montana Ambassadors name 2010 award winners
• Dear Betty for Jan. 6, 2011
• Tester pushes to reform Senate rules with greater transparency, efficiency
• Montana snowpack 12 percent above average
• Tester is a workhorse
• Thanks for yearbooks for all St. Regis High School students
• Be prepared for ice jamming, flooding this winter
• Community pond grant applications due Feb. 1
• Volunteers sought for Missoula planning board
• CMS releases annual report on health care spending
• Rock Creek cabin lottery applications online Jan. 7
• Sen. Tester to welcome wounded warriors to Montana Friday
• Griz to launch new athletics website Jan. 6
• Rehberg sworn in for 6th term, seeks balanced budget amendment
• Northern Region names new Director of Renewable Resources
• Grant helps re-entry students complete studies at UM
• Volunteers sought for marijuana advisory committee
• UM Community Lecture Series to explore science, evolution of learning
• College of Technology offers free prep classes for veterans
• Proposals accepted for recreational events on Missoula Ranger District
• Airman Devon L. Carroll graduates with honors
• Which organizations should sportsmen support?
• Fur handling workshop in Deer Lodge Jan. 8
• Creating opportunities for Montana
• Remember who you work for
• Here's how to monitor, participate in 2011 legislature
• Geil, Roy, Duncan, and Reed named to MSU honor roll
• Notice of public hearing Jan. 10, 2011
• Apply for state snowmobile advisory committee by Jan. 28
• Marketing workshop in St. Regis Jan. 11
• Conservation scholarship deadline Jan. 18
• Montana game wardens to appear in reality TV show
• Rep. Hendrick: I want to hear your views on 4 controversial issues
• Missoula County to hold swearing-in ceremony Dec. 29
• Kona Bridge fishing site closing for season Jan. 16
• We the People for Dec. 27, 2010
• Washington Foundation gives $150,000 to food banks
• Montana to get about $1.2 million in AIG settlement
• Holidays, vacations slow Bibler investigation
• USFS study recommends methods to mitigate climate change
• Rehberg condemns Interior Order 3310
• New Mineral, Missoula County officials attend certification school
• Grief support group to meet Jan. 24 - March 14
• Frenchtown's Basset Rescue thanks voters for $1,000 online contest
• Watch for Girl Scout Cookies starting Jan. 15
• Applicants sought for new fairgrounds advisory committee
• Remembering Bob Feller
• Trout Creek gets $10,450 grant for Huckleberry Festival
• Senate confirms Darrell Bell as U.S. Marshal
• 62nd Montana Legislature prepares to get underway
• Legislative Audit Committee reviews 10 state programs
• Mineral County unemployment jumps to 12 percent
• Fire board approves paid leave for Chief Bibler
• Fact-checking Denny Rehberg and his Dec. 15 conference call
• Rehberg releases information from Dec. 15 conference call
• Baucus bets on Carroll College
• Tester pleased that Forest Jobs and Recreation Act will get floor vote
• Rehberg continues to oppose Tester bill
• $40,000 grant will improve Sixmile Creek for trout
• Protect your domestic pets from traps and snares
• Faith traditions speak against predatory lending, exploitation of poor
• Clark Fork River moves into its new home
• The Comic Zone - The Fundamental Gift
• Fatal shooting in West End; investigators await lab results
• Statewide tour collects timber workers' wish list from legislature
• Streeter unsigned letter asked board for 'discreet' invesigation
• Frenchtown Fire volunteers raise complaints about Chief Bibler
• Retired government workers add $1 million to Mineral County economy
• Rehberg statement on ruling that individual mandate is unconstitutional
• Artificial sweetener kills all canines, not just wolves
• Political Practices selection committee to meet Dec. 14
• Is the conservative mandate derailed before leaving the station?
• People, not legislature, should make decisions on nuclear power, waste
• We the People for Dec. 9, 2010
• Exposure to tobacco smoke causes immediate damage, says new Surgeon General's report
• Airman Levi J. Hughes graduates
• St. Regis announces annual decorating contest
• Memorial fund created for family of fallen Montana trooper
• The Comic Zone - How it came to be
• Eight master gardeners honored at 1st annual conference
• Tester to Rehberg: Let's make our earmarks public
• MHP Trooper David DeLaittre fatally shot during traffic stop
• Baucus outlines opposition to 'anti-rural' deficit commission cuts
• Baucus seeks permanent middle-class tax cuts
• Banning earmarks would give executive branch control over spending
• Rehberg asks Salazar to talk to more Americans than enviros
• River channel migration meeting at King Ranch Dec. 8
• World AIDS Day: HIV still a concern in Montana
• Montana Legacy Project completes final phase
• UM seeks public comment on biomass project
• Kearl project will bring $80 million to Montana economy
• Average firefighter retirement: $27,596
• Baucus, Tester, Schweitzer question MANG mission change
• House passes Cobell settlement, Crow water compact
• Baucus: Federal money brings jobs to Montana
• Tester amendment, Food Safety Bill pass in Senate
• Missoula snowmobile trail grooming to start Dec. 1
• Snow helps hunters, but final numbers reflect elk, deer decline
• Information about Community Health Center Dec. 2
• Missoula County wins grant for SIDS prevention
• We the People for Nov. 28, 2010
• Montana 4-H wins Outstanding Quality Program award
• Seeley Lake Lions named 2010 County Park Steward
• Influenza cases confirmed in two Montana counties
• Montana soldiers return in time for Thanksgiving
• Low voter turnout helps those on the political fringe
• Nine Mile craft fair and turkey shoot Nov. 27
• Baucus to Rehberg: Fed funds are 43.5 percent of Montana budget
• Time to shop for best Medicare drug and health plans
• Mineral County unemployment back up; 10.8 percent in October
• Extreme right-wing agenda risks Montana jobs
• Winter weather aids hunters in west-central Montana
• Film about Highway 12 to be shown at Wilma Dec. 2
• 2 dead, 44 injured on wintry Montana roads
• Rehberg demands Forest Service preserve diverse recreational access
• Federal government approves $8 million for community health centers
• U.S. Senate passes historic Cobell settlement, Crow water compact
• Montana Parks offer special holiday candlelight tours, gift items
• Enjoy family holiday experience Dec. 7-8-9 at original Governor's Mansion
• Lolo N.F. asks public to help update mailing list
• Railroad crossing gates planned 7 miles east of St. Regis
• Rehberg pushes earmark ban; Democrats quote Rehberg saying earmarks not the problem
• Fundraising campaign to accept applications for administrator
• Agenda for legislative revenue committee Nov. 19
• Nez Perce Trail meeting Dec. 2 at Ruby's Inn
• Join the Great American Smokeout today
• Public asked to nominate Montanans for outstanding volunteer service awards
• Huson teen to perform in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Baucus summit leads to Montana energy partnership
• Rehberg pledges vote to ban earmarks for 2 years
• Political contributions from Montana's forest workers are not 'shady'
• Applicants sought for Commissioner of Political Practices
• Missoula County wins GIS achievement award
• Free safety classes in Missoula Dec. 6-10
• Two speakers at Nov. meeting of Mineral County Republicans
• Wind energy creates jobs
• We The People for Nov. 14, 2010
• Model airplanes must follow airport rules
• Bozeman Republican declares for U.S. Senate in 2012
• Montana engineers launch math competition
• Montanans help their neighbors meet energy emergencies
• Shaun Donovan served Mineral County very well
• Helena native named new Defenders of Freedom Fellow
• Montana National Guard unit to deploy this month
• Rehberg statement on Veterans Day
• Funds available for farm, ranch conservation easements
• Disaster Mitigation planning meeting Nov. 15
• The new USFS motto: Keep out
• Rehberg: MHSA agenda is killing Montana jobs
• Christmas tree permits available at Bronc's Grocery
• Use common sense precautions to avoid tapeworm transmission
• Approved West Valley Community Council minutes for Sept. 2010
• Agenda for West Valley Community Council meeting Nov. 11
• Superior falls to Fairfield, 54-21, in Class B playoff action
• Teacher of the Year to mark statehood centennial Monday
• Dear Betty for Nov. 5, 2010
• Chief Bibler invites citizens to meet with him any time
• The Great Spanking of 2010: Democrats failed to create forest jobs
• Thank you
• Concerned that Frenchtown Fire won't allow ambulances on dirt roads
• Mineral County swings decisively to GOP
• Airman Derek M. Rutter graduates
• Sovereignty of indigenous peoples workshop Nov. 5 at University
• Pvt. Brittany M. Wilke graduates
• Addressing food insecurity for our Montana neighbors
• Vote No on 161
• View election night results in real time
• Firefighters union endorses Rehberg
• Yes on I-161 for democratic (not aristocratic) hunting
• Missoula County offers extended hours at Fairgrounds' Elections Center
• Rehberg condemns relisting gray wolf under ESA
• De Borgia to host final candidate debate Oct. 28
• Blues guitarist comes to Superior Nov. 11-12
• Vote no on I-161
• Four reasons to vote NO on I-161
• Toots endorses Anna Getz
• Help the PSC set Montana's energy future
• Library offers DVD on stuttering
• Some greedy insurance companies are abandoning Montanans
• I-161 will hurt Montana's economy
• Prescribed burn planned for Two Mile Creek
• Conservation groups urge stop to wolf negotiations
• Calling for order in wolf debate
• Forest Service repairs vandalism at Copper Ridge area
• Candidate forum Oct. 20 in Frenchtown
• Prescribed burns an important forest management tool
• OSHA fines 2 Superior companies $101,000
• History: The making of a folk album
• Commissioners: Donovan motivated by best interests of Mineral County
• Lease holder response to county: Bigger fish to fry
• We the People for Oct. 17, 2010
• A Republican for Shaun Donovan
• Two I-90 bridge abutments west of St. Regis to get scour protection
• Mineral County Sun editor: Grumblers don't have a clue
• Vote yes to repair state constitution
• Stang: Montana voters are sick of shotgun smear campaigns
• Prescribed burns at Cyr Exit, Sixmile Road
• Gary Marbut responds to Rep. Hendrick: 'No comment' for now
• Water marketing presentation at West Valley meeting Oct. 13
• Hendrick denounces second attack mailing
• Frenchtown's Cindy Worrall named among nation's top principals
• Judy Stang: Latest attack ad really irritates me
• Corey Stapleton to address Mineral County GOP
• Gary Carlson postpones address to Mineral County GOP
• Candidate forum Oct. 20 at Frenchtown High
• Gordon Hendrick deserves another term
• Gary Carlson to address Mineral County Republicans Oct. 20
• University plans biomass-fired steam boiler to heat campus
• Biomass grant awarded to Mineral Community Hospital and Superior Schools
• Write-In Charlie Everson for Sheriff
• Edna Court rental available now
• John Q goes Public: It's all about the American way
• Wolf forum in Kalispell Oct. 25
• House District 14 candidates join to denounce attack mailing
• Mineral Community Hospital wins grant for biomass energy plant
• Holiday fundraiser to help purchase orthopedic surgery equipment
• HHS announces a major new investment in community health centers
• Baucus supports military families' right to sue funeral protesters
• The battle for the Montana legislature
• McDonald vs. Rehberg: U.S. House candidates differ sharply on the issues
• House candidate seeks to stop delinquent tax home sales
• Missoula County selling 320 mobile homes Oct. 19
• I-161: Struggle over access pits Montana hunters against outfitters
• I-164 would cap interest rates charged on ‘payday’ loans
• CI-105 Initiative seeks to ban real estate transfer taxes
• CC-2: Should Montana rewrite its constitution?
• Supreme Court: Baker, Swandal differ in background, judicial philosophy
• Renewable energy issues divide candidates in PSC District 1
• The Rumor Mill: Can an official hold two positions at once?
• Out-of-state special interests hurt our children's education
• Dear Betty for Oct. 5, 2010
• Republicans might try voting for education
• Frenchtown, Superior students encouraged to apply as state Senate pages
• Re-Elect Gordon R. Hendrick
• Enviro study claims logging is bad
• Baucus announces Montanan Kim Gillan as 1 of 15 on National Health Care Workforce Commission
• Cake auction Oct. 7 to benefit Ninemile Wildlife Workgroup
• Vote yes on I-161
• Rehberg announces panelists for wolf impact hearings Oct. 5-6
• Meet the Candidates agenda
• Rehberg delivers on palladium coin idea to help Stillwater Mine weather government bungling
• Pat Williams: Best campaign based on respect, civility
• Forest Service, Missoula Children's Theater team up to get kids outdoors
• Milodragovich: Yes, Marcia Boris is most definitely qualified
• Superior District Fall Prescribed Fire Program Begins
• Meet your Republican candidates Sept. 11
• 20+ questions: Sheriff candidate Charlie Everson
• Lolo recreation survey starts Oct. 1
• We the People for Sept. 5, 2010
• Missoula group GMASRWHS to kick off 2010 Arts series
• 60-year-low in timber more complex than 'lack of supply'
• 'Best River Fest' Oct. 2 features Mission Mountain Wood Band
• Dear Betty for Sept. 7, 2010: Do not give out your Medicare number
• Court Appointed Special Advocate program to serve Mineral County
• Death penalty opponents to speak in Superior Oct. 7
• Montana's First Lady to visit 5th graders on Conservation Tour
• Frenchtown Library hosts 'The Big Read' in October
• MSU wins $3.85 million grant to study fire, climate change
• Is Marcia Boris qualified to be Mineral County Attorney? Only courts can decide
• Risk of beetle outbreaks rise, along with temperature, in the warming West
• Kade Parkin wins Superior's Crazy Cabbage contest
• We the People for Sept. 19, 2010
• Spotted Dog Wildlife Management Area open to public
• 'The Big Read' coming to library
• Charlie Everson joins race for Mineral County Sheriff
• Media reports, attacks on Tea Party based on half-truths
• Baucus presses for state control over wolves
• Chamber to sponsor 'Meet the Candidates' in October
• Rehberg: Look to Montanans for wolf solutions
• Community Health Centers offer primary care safety net
• Hunters should be ready for bears
• McDonald: Rehberg was drunk, risked staff members' lives
• You can help us finish our tennis courts
• Items needed for Debbie McDonald benefit
• Mountain search pilot clinic starts Saturday
• Historic Morrill Act on display at MSU
• Good people step up at Mineral County Sheriff's Office
• Fire Lab celebrates 50th Sept. 18 with 'Feast of Science'
• The Montana example: Run government like a ranch
• Mineral County may seek to be declared 'wolf disaster area'
• Master gardeners to convene in Helena Oct. 2
• Missoula Rural volunteer to be honored at Griz game
• Marcia Boris: Chronicle should ask Shaun Donovan's opinion on qualifications
• Frenchtown Bronc Spirit Boosters to host pre-game BBQ
• FWP seeks advisors for Spotted Dog advisory committee
• De Borgia to sponsor candidates Oct. 28
• Republican, Democrat disagree on 'Rehberg was drunk' headline
• Full text of airport lease contract
• Six transmission line projects could create 11,650 jobs for Montana
• False Accusations in Anonymous Post Card Campaign
• Former airport lease holder questions authorities
• Economic woes started with shift from manufacturing to services
• Mini-grants available from Old Schoolhouse Rock Car Show, Community Foundation
• 'D' is to move forward, 'R' is to go in reverse

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