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An update from Rep. Ingraham
While the 63rd Legislative session came to a close on April 24th, just 3 short weeks ago, there is still some unfinished work yet to be completed. The unfinished work involves over-riding the Governor’s veto of bills passed by the Senate and House, a disappointing end to say the least since those bills had strong bipartisan support.
Update from the state capitol
Legislative Update from the Capitol:
Root cause of fires?
A root cause is an initiating cause of either a condition or a causal chain that leads to an outcome or effect of interest. Commonly, root cause is used to describe the depth in the causal chain where an intervention could reasonably be implemented to improve performance or prevent an undesirable outcome.
Wildfires continue to burn around region
Copper King fire burning eight miles east of Thompson Falls, started on Sunday, July 31. As of August 7 it has reached 1,398 acres. There were 389 firefighters on the scene and the fire is five percent contained. No evacuation orders as of Sunday.
Wrestlers compete at Western Duals
Both the Savage Horsemen of Plains-Hot Springs and the Bluehawks of Thompson Falls stepped onto the matt last week, first in a mixer on Tuesday in Eureka, and then in Ronan, on Saturday, at the Western Montana Duals.
Sanders County Court Report
Justice Court cases seen in the Thompson Falls Court room by Judges Douglas Dryden, Donald Strine this past week are as follows:
Blueahwks grounded
Thompson Falls dropped a pair of games against Columbia Falls, 29-78 on Friday, and Bigfork, 51-85 on Saturday this week, dropping their record to 3-5 conf., 6-8 ovr.
Voting for the 406 guy
Voting for the 406 guy
Responders
Superior Volunteer Firefighters Cody Crusson and Mike Kenyon suit up as they prepare to enter a house to fight the fire within. The fire was called in late Sunday afternoon.
Noxon, St. Regis battle in 14C volleyball match
This Montana Western 14C conference volleyball race is going to be a challenge to keep up on.
Revised compact deserves support of legislature
By Scott Reichner
Winds fuel River Road East Fire near Paradise
High winds that wreaked havoc around the town of Paradise on Friday subsided overnight, slowing the advance of the wind-fueled River Road East Fire that began during the afternoon along the railroad tracks near the Clark Fork River.
Accident on Lower Lynch Road
PLAINS- At approximately 4:20 p.m. there was a two vehicle accident off Pilgrim Creek Road on Lower Lynch Road. There were no injuries, but there is blockage in the road.
Autumn beginnings in Superior
Superior kicked off the autumn season Saturday afternoon with the second annual Fall Festival outside the old school house.
Plains pool problems proliferate
You know how sometimes when you dig into a problem, it gets worse before it gets better? That is the case with the Plains swimming pool.
Clark Fork Valley Hospital gets help from National Guard
Between Sept. 30 and Oct. 7, Sanders County has had at least 54 new cases while Mineral County has had 46.
Championship within reach for Bobcats
After smashing Darby 50-14 on Friday, the Superior Bobcats are just one win away from a District 6-B regular season championship.
A Lady in the Woods
MINERAL COUNTY - A “Lady in the Woods” is the name of the quilt that the Cabin Fever Quilters Guild will be raffling off at the Mineral County Fair August 2, 2014. This quilt has 100 blocks that consist of over 5,200 pieces. The money raised from this raffle will be given to a local non-profit organization.
Council discusses park maintenance, EPA cleanup
SUPERIOR – On September 16, the Superior Town Council held their monthly meeting. Issues from the status of the town parks to the sale of land were discussed.
Calving barn burns in Hot Springs
Matt Unrau