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Mineral County Community Calendar - August 14
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Trestle Creek Meeting
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Mineral County Community Calendar July 3
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Mineral County Community Calendar - Aug. 21
DAV
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Hand bell Ringers
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Free classes at St. Regis School
Mineral County Community Calendar - June 12, 2013
Mineral County Relay for Life
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American Legion Post #13 St. Regis
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American Legion Post #13 St. Regis
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St. Regis Easter Egg Hunt
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This date in Mineral County history
Drew Hanson to lead chamber of commerce resurrection
A chamber of commerce is a nonprofit association of businesses organized to promote and protect the interests of its membership.
Hikes to start in April
After a successful Hospital Hiking program last year, the group has put together another one this year with approximately 30 hikes planned starting in mid-April until mid-September. The program is partnered with the Montana Wilderness Association and the Great Burn Study Group with hiking sticks available thanks to Roger Hearst.
Community Notes
Fourth of July celebrations will take place in Alberton, and St. Regis. In St. Regis there will be breakfast at the school from 8 to 11 a.m. and a parade at 11 a.m. Food and games at the park from noon to 4 pm, and fireworks at dusk.
An update from Rep. Ingraham
I recently had the opportunity to volunteer at the Sanders County Historical Society’s Old Jail Museum. For me, as well as those visitors that stop by throughout the summer, it’s an opportunity to revisit the past, of which some of it I personally remember as it was a functioning jail when we moved here in 1974.
Walleye surveys completed
NOXON - FWP recently completed spring walleye surveys in Noxon Reservoir. These surveys were conducted to determine optimal capture techniques, population demographics, reproductive potential, dietary habits and PCB concentrations within edible portions of walleye. Prior to initiating fieldwork, FWP developed a study plan to assure that our data needs were met. This plan was distributed to FWP’s Citizen Advisory Council and other interested individuals and sportsman’s groups. For 2014, the plan called for lethal samples to be collected from up to 101 walleye and stated that nonlethal samples would be collected from a target of 200 – 250 fish. We anticipated that less than 101 fish would be lethally sampled because few large and small walleye are captured. Walleye that were not killed were fin clipped, measured for length and weight, and tagged prior to release.
Paradise Center opens for holidays
Over the last two weekends the Paradise Center has held a holiday open house in order to increase local interest in the facility.