Legals for July, 19 2023

Another tough week in Helena

This last week was a very busy week trying to take care of the Senate Bills needing to come through the House. It was also a week to present House bills to the Senate committees and study up on House Bill 2, the budget. Any House revenue bills were still allowed to be presented to the house committees for review this weeks well. Those bills will have to pass out of House committees and across the House floor by March 24 to have time to make it through the Senate before we will adjourn.

Rep. Loge responds to 'vicious' emails, calls

This last week was a very busy week trying to take care of the Senate Bills needing to come through the House. It was also a week to present House bills to the Senate committees and study up on House Bill 2, the budget. Any House revenue bills were still allowed to be presented to the house committees for review this weeks well. Those bills will have to pass out of House committees and across the House floor by March 24 to have time to make it through the Senate before we will adjourn.

Ore to Oar donors will get refunds after project fails

A historical monument project in the county is pulling the plug after it didn’t secure enough funding.

Repository in progress

State and town workers along with interested community members took another tour Thursday afternoon of Flat Creek, where a repository is in the process of being built.

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Drummers bring Japanese rhythm to Paradise

The Paradise Center recently sponsored an evening of entertainment with a group from Winnipeg Canada.

O-Mok-See fun for the entire family

The River Valley Saddle Club (RVSC) held their end-of-the-year awards potluck in Superior on January 10. This is where Alberton resident, Amanda Hansen, and her mother Tammy Stedman, received the RVSC High Points award for 2015;  Hansen for her age group which was 16 to 30 and Stedman age 42 plus.

Superior students head to state competition

SUPERIOR – After winning first place with a video project, four Superior High School students are headed to the Business Professionals of America state competition later this year.

Fair Board holds emergency meeting

PLAINS – The Sanders County Fair Board assembled for an emergency session last week at the county fairgrounds in Plains.

Missoula folk group makes stop in Hot Springs

HOT SPRINGS – In canoe terminology, to have tumblehome refers to a design that makes paddling the craft easier, due to the flared out sides of the vessel, which deflect water in a more economical way than traditionally designed canoes.

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Plains Day hits town

PLAINS – The usually quiet town of Plains transformed for a day on Saturday, June 7 as the annual Plains Day celebration took place. The main street of downtown was packed with people enjoying the day and the activities.

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Community garden project continues to grow

Danielle Switalski

Mineral County gets advice

MINERAL COUNTY - County commissioners listened to a presentation at their meeting on Thursday to learn what is working when it comes to natural resource management in Idaho.

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Ellery Lee Williams

PLAINS — Ellery Lee Williams, was born on March 24, 1941 in Everett, Wash., and went to be with the Lord on September 3, 2008.

Guest opinion: Terrorism addressed

Our world is facing international terrorism movements like we have never seen before.  With modern weaponry and other advances in all aspects of outreach, no nation is safe from attack.  This is a fact.  So what can we do?  ITEM could be an answer.

Renowned musician calls Sanders County home

HOT SPRINGS - A man of great experience and knowledge gave Hot Springs eighth graders a very special treat this past week. Troy de Roche, owner of Songstick Gallery in Hot Springs, and world renowned Native American flutist, taught Candy Franklin’s Music Appreciation class about Native American flutes and how to build one.