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Historic trap club faces closure Sapphire Valley subdivision approved Stevi addresses bank concerns Mine talk draws hundreds celebrates new shelter, 50th anniversary Shelter hosts slumber ‘Pawty’ Coffee withheld the Candidate!

Eagles in winter Groundbreaking for medical center Bitter Root Humane Association Three Every Mile Community Center open Tuesday 10am-11am at Frontier Cafe in Stevensville

by Victoria

by Victoria Howell Howell by Michael Howell

by Kristin Kruse

Find out more at www.GregOverstreet.com

speech, occupa-

shelter. $140,000. a levy, so this won’t have any tional and physical andAccording wells. Irrigation will be concerns about the potencould herald major ty for failing to do the proper Thechanges park additional impact on people’s therapy services – provided by shares tial impacts to the roads, to officials in similar the subdivision review of the environmental by John Dowd space filledfrom upinstitution sothe fast they had tothan open giving other talks about Alliance analysis website. according to the presentation. ing withmany town and local financial single banking for more

by John Dowd It’s been a long time to Colleen board made property taxes.

The Ravalli County Eight Mile Creek Company. public safety, to wildlife, and process across the state impacts by handing off its the including therapy The transfer was intended toa maximize institutions, Crowe determined that First a decade.

From 2012 through 2023, most The event drew over 220 people the presentation into other rooms and the Sheep Creek Mine proposal.

The Hamilton TrapThree Club has Schmiedeke, coming, but the new the decision In addition to the loan, Bitterroot Health Commissioners gave condiAccording to the prelimito the rural character of the was also discussed.

In that mandated duties to other returns on public funds while maintaining Security Bank was offering higher interest town funds were held at Rocky Mountain During the Administrative Report secOn Monday, February 26, Dr. people were lined up out the door.

Ramsey is a founder of the Bitterto the Bitterroot River Inn. “It was Mile Center is up who serves on to take out project was for by the been fixture in the Bitterroot pool – plus imaging held aaCommunity groundbreakby Michael Howell anda cut the ribbon atpaid last week’s safeguards required under Montana law.It rates on comparable deposits. with smaller amountsarea. maintained tion the meeting, finance tional approval last week to departthe subdivision A substantial number of case, the Upper Missouri agencies and ignoring numerPhillip Ramsey, head biologist at nary MPG Oswald heardisRamsey’s presenroot Clean Water Alliance, as well as to finish really a good turnout,” said Oswald. and of running.

Located at 4433 both plat theBank, park loan Three Mile Community Valley since 1947.

Athe place for and lab services. ceremony, said concerning the Senior ing last Wednesday State statutes require public deposits that With approval from Mayor Steve at Missoula Federal Credit Union, First ment presented a PowerPoint to go over the Sapphire Valley Estates anticipated to add approxcomments expressed concern Waterkeepers and a group ous specific, documentable, was attended by people from all over Ranch in Florence, gave a presentatation in Darby and contacted him, a resident of the West Fork.

He has Sunnyside Cemetery Road, board and the the project.

Center (the official name) trap enthusiasts and hunting Bishop said An open house celebration was organization’s 50 years of service, “It exceed Deposit Insurance Corp.

Gibson, the town primary Security and, Clearwater the process the Town went through to for new medical subdivision, aon 33-lot developimately 11 new children tolater, about the potential impacts to transferred of residents living close and clearly defined impacts tion in partnership with the Ravalli asking ifBank he could do one with the a Ph.D in microbiology andits in school western Montana, including Anacontheits center is the east side community She saidto they Federal which raised over $80,000 sport shooters to gather, sothey hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root was started by a bunch of little old by John Dowd coverage limits to be secured through deposits from Rocky Mountain Bank to Credit Union following a merger involving transfer funds from numerous accounts, ment on athat 49.22-acre parcel the Florence-Carlton existing wells in the area thatstudied thethe proposed Creek to the environment as complex will beThe County Fish and Wildlife Association RCFWA. TheSchool event was co-sponsored specifically effects Horse of heavy da, and Missoula, and as farsuch away as of Lone Rock Park. buildcenter board, worked with through community picnics, cialize, compete and hone their First Security in September Missoula Federal Credit Union. placing theAssociation’s majority into a(BRHA) single Mine bankHumane ladies 1972 andinto it’s still run by amay the facility open of formerly agricultural land District and 264 new vehicare already experiencing a BankHills subdivision challenged the decreasing water abunHelena and even Idaho.

This (RCFWA), on Sheep Creek by the Bitterroot chapter of Trout Unmetal contamination in rivers. 2023.

HeFarmers has pledged ing contains athe large meeting they started State incollateral. rummage sales, bingo nights skills, the north club also functions as a new built just of According to old the review, both Rocky the transfer, most town funds Theday percentage of town funds heldof atstaticFollowing ing institution.

The presentation came Last weekend the Bitter animal located on Fairgrounds ofdance little ladies.” near the intersection ofMark Eight ular tripslimited. per to the local lowering water levels both Broadwater County and in the area and failing proposal.

According to Oswald, Ramsey, according to Oswald, published over 70 papers, according toto bunch have been because many area conserroom, ashelter warming kitchen, aRoot working on Bank keep and donations from commuby spring of 2023, 501c3 non-profit the Stevensville atrecent thesupporting Mountain Bank and First Security Bank were held Rocky Mountain Bank in response to criticism over the Humane Association participatMile Road and Upper road system.

Additionally, and some alreadyhis having tothe Bitterroot the Department of Natural analyze the impacts on the RoadCreek in Hamilton.

The event served ain Kathieto Butts, President of the president of the RCFWA, the event was excited to speak, and has been bio on Clean Water state-of-the-art audio visual this 2012 their loan nity members.

Other major community by providing youth and that they plan pledged collateral in excess of statutory at First increased steadily move.

That criticism called into question See Mine, page 19 corner of Kootenai ed for the first time in BitteraofnationWoodchuck Road east the applicant is proposing to be drilled deeper.

Concernsthat the Resources and Conservation aquifer. double purpose.

It included a ribbon Board, said, “This organization has system, and a gorgeous view and incorpopayments contributors were the Three programs such as The “This just shows requirements.

Such collateral may include Security during that period, the legality of the move and whether this on continuing to al “slumber party” event.

Creek Road and Florence.

The land is honor being dedicate a 100-foot by 100were also expressed about the (DNRC) over thereasonable. processU.S. andTreasury while thethe of the Bitterroot Mountains tothe rated 2014.

Mile Fireway District, Lone cutting ceremony in of new in rising come such a“Thus, long since itCounty was root Blasters.

According toThe club securities, federal agency Bank. from about 62% move satisfied legal mandates for protecfinance department has alack of information expand services.

Bitterroot shelter branded their Hwy 93. developed by Laura Watson of foot easement for the use and impacts to other irrigators the about is technically correct that the the west.

She saidinthe Those payRock Park and the and Rapp Fammembers, hundredstours of kids havewhole facility, including ofpublic the started about 50 years ago.

I feel a securities, government bonds other The 2012 to nearly 98% tion and collateralization of funds event the “Slumber Pawty,” which high standard, and is trying to “We’re bringing the Watson Homes LLC who was benefit of the Florence Rural dependent on the Eight Mile water quantity and quality, or duty to provide the statutorily The building is now home total cost is ments come ily Foundation.

John Bishop, Bitparticipated in an that program investments under Montana change by 2018. Following the and pledge requirements as food described building, and array of and in huge sense authorized of responsibility to honor opened the shelter to community represented by the engineerFire District and contribute Creek Company, storm runoff, impacts to wildlife on nearby required information lies with care to the patients, to the senior center and the approximateout of park Schmiedeke said there do right by the town.” over the years.

Along their law.

The assets arecome held by independent increased merger of Missoula Montana state law. terroot CEO, drink inHealth honor of thewith organization’s those who have before us and ” members who participated to stay ing company Professional $8,000 to the Florence Rural and the impacts on Eight Mile landowners.

71 Ranch [the developer], the Weekend Backpack Program ly $500,000. taxes that are were many volunteers who custodians canasbe by we the annual Federal Credit Union According to the Robert own programs, clubUnderwood, supports a he said.be as 50th birthday. make it asand good it claimed can set said that Marcus the night with the animals, among Consultants Inc. (PCI).

Fire District.

Creek.

In his ruling, District Court County is incorrect in its imthat serves Lone Rock School.

When already being helped on the project, and town to recover uninsured deposits in interest into Clearwater Credit finance officer with the Town of Stevenscharities and has raised over - Robert Underwood, Hedge- the by John Dowd the course for the nextLois 50 years.”

The private non-profi t organization Daly Hospital had other fun activities.

Between 12 The proposal is for sinThe Commissioners A recent court decision Judge Michael McMahon plication that the County can The surrounding park conSchmiedeke assessed, TMCSC received reduced event of a bank failure. earnings by Union, Rocky Mounville, the decision to transfer its primary $165,000 for the Shriners andIn 1984, peth, chair the McCormack said that the ofwithout was fiSaturday rstrelationship organized inuse 1972.

Stevensville Finance Officer noon and 12 noon Sungle-family residential received dozens written over a proposed subdivision criticized both the county and approve a subdivision The report noted that Stevensville’s approxtain Bankofcontinued to banking from Rocky Mountains soccer and baseball “got really Schmiedeke prices from contractors.

The The Montana Hope Project.

The Itparticipants is often saidstayed that Three Mile Senior Center board l to r,He Colorganization conducted a successful Countess Margarite Bessenyey, day, overnight hospital board, benefit from both FDIC imately hold roughly 98% of Community the tain Bank to First Security Bank in the 2023 with individual septic systems public comments expressing in Broadwater County thatmembers, DNRC. criticized the public counfields, tennis and volleyball involved,” the is proud that funds general contractor donated laclub is utilized by local schools, little locally owned leen Schmiedeke, Joyce Pando and Wendy Audiss in front of the See SAPPHIRE, page 14 with the shelter animals, wore fundraising campaign to fund the new granddaughter of Marcus Daly, gave insurance and pledged securities, creating $108,326, town’s deposits. was driven by a desire to increase interest said this project courts, a walking path,Boy a playgroup had they didn’t Teller Wildlife Refuge, Scouts bookstores are aon waning See CENTER, page pajamas, played games and more new community center at Lone Rock Park.

Photo by V. Howell. multiple layers of protection for taxpayer a gain of nearly 1,285% compared with In July 2023, Stevensville Town earnings on public funds while mainconstruction but then the Covid-19 the BRHA land Fairgrounds Road ground and a covered picnic about have run has been four years3 and Triple Creek Ranch, among raised Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bit-to dollars. business.

However, thestate Thehit finance officers also claimed the town’s previous banking arrangement.

Finance Officer Gina Crowe identified taining compliance with security in support of the shelter. pandemic and construction costs with a 99-year lease.

Six years later, others. in the works,requirebut folks that own Chapter ter Root Humane of Association Board Member Sue McCormack prepares to cutfunds the ribbon compliance with collateralization The effective return on public rose that certificates deposit held at Rocky requirements.

Shelters all over the U.S. and skyrocketed. As a result, the group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate The current executive di- deeded One Book Store, in Hamthere were some John Bishop, pictured fifth from left, leads a gathering of people involved in the celebrating the opening of the new animal shelter in Hamilton.

Photo by Michael Howell. ments is verified through the town’s from about 0.25% to roughly 3.37%.

In Mountain Bank were generating comparTown records show Stevensville coneven out of the country held the had to take out a mortgage to finish the land totake the organization where rector, Tom Allsop, has been ilton, may exception the has made $335,626, atively interest returns.

After consultcentrated theduring majority ofsame its funds in aHamilton delays due to the same event the 24Bitterroot Health building project in atown ceremonial groundbreaking.

The facility on Trap thelow property that had housed Sueby McCormack, who serves on Club members line up for athe shoot. interest, Photo Kristin Kruse.

See BANK, page 7 the current shelter is located.

The to this, as they were re-is apage See TRAP, See SHELTER, page hour period.

The event fund-5 pandemic.

She said2 shelter since 1984. the organization’s board of directors will be built on land located at the corner of Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new building replaces an old building cently for awarded for being raiser each shelter, and partictheir vision is that by “outstanding John Dowdmodel Accordingjust to Steinhoff, have north of “We the Stevensville Junction. an bytoNathando.

Boddy cumstances, having She adds that the ipants each work to raise funds to act now, and stay ahead of this.” people the Stevensville business,” according to encountered most important donate to their respective shelters.

Hamilton City Council met TuesMayor Dominic Farrenkopf said to mail Christine Staub, a driving falling victim way to combat the Hamilton Downtown facility will besuch more Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as been providing “quality, Individual businesses day, Marchcommunity 5They to discuss several there was not much they knew to do force at the Boxxe Shoppe at fraud in the past. abuse is for people Association. will of a “medical center” rather than just a also donated toprojects. the fundraiser, Hamilton. accessible, upcoming city at thewas time, though theypersonalized may to ship901 S. 1st Street, recently As aneed certified to ask also be celebrating 50 However, amounting to over $10,000 as of clinic. She also said thatquestions Marcus Daly The new 12-acre campus will care” for 90 people years. when of theoperation. meeting opened, concern looka into it ashealth “more and more presented with Certificate of ping depot for FedEx, and start the conyears Murphy.

She led the Saturday.

Hospital, which isversation a critical with access about the Sheep Creek mine following are talking about this.”the Farrenkopf In recent years, theyShoppe provide primary, care, urgent care and Appreciation by Mayor DomiBoxxe those Chapter One has three by John Dowd commissioners through There were over 35 participants a meeting held aaccordcouple weeksnic earsaidand thatHamilton washave all he could say on it atto tospecialty services. Two physicians have hospital, was recently rated #4byinlove. the Farrenkopf is legally justified you know and co-owners, and been taking steps a lengthy fund fund bythe Victoria Howell me like a ton of of slumber party, and a barbelier, made it into the opening.

After the time.

However, at the end of the Police Chief Stephen Snavely. open package which doesn’t nation for quality

by Staub the national rating to one of them, Every year, theMara Ravalli accounting that, to sum already been hired, along with a nurse invest in all theacommucue was held at noon on Saturday, bricks.” that, the council said goodbye to his thepresentation meeting, during the non-agenda items In to the City bears its shipping know the details Lynn Luther, that is one County Fish and Wildlife Assoit up, shows the county, ing agency, out of 351 similar facilities. practitioner, andwas two more doctors welcoming of the community tois congregating Numerous Bald Eagles have been in the Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses.

Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, When it all comes beloved long-time city clerk, who discussion the counCouncil on March 15th,period, Chief several label.ofAfter following of what potential of the many ways ciation works to they affect conseroverall, doing very well visit the shelter. by Michael Howell. by Victoria Howell are being recruited.

There will also be he said, with clinics in to Covid, Greg sent home from retiring. cil members weighed in on Steinhoff’s Snavely said that he wants the protocol, and doing victims are told, but have been so successvation in the Bitterroot through on its tax collections and Many ofthe thepublic participants thatperiod The Bitterroot Na-comment Overstreet has a the hospital with During comments.

Hamilton Police Department so in the presence of she knows that they ful.

Joined by the other showing revenues over various projects and programs. spent night were will kids.

During tional Forest (BNF) The Cowboy Ball at the 50% Ravalli Countycoached message for you: of the the council meeting, Robert “We need to keep our eyes onStaub it,” was an oxygen tank. toStein“become more vocal about a witness, are, “often owners, Katrina Mendrey of projections in One such program is their the slumber party, participants host a public meeting Fairgrounds will be held February is hoff stood toNeyenhuis, address the council.

He things saidthat council member Jenny “It the He was home for don’t fool around! the good happen able toWest. uncover to departments say12th. they This are shipand Marisa most while scholarship program, which took part in a “tortilla slap game,” this Wednesday, March explained that he attended a meeting might be beneficial to talk to Darby the tenth annual event and the way it’s shaping within the community.”

Sharunfortunate contents ping legal papers or Overstreet, two or three days. by Michael Howell Luther believes having expenses have only Participating youth getting ready to spend the night with puppies at the shelter. Photo by John Dowd. awards three winners who can 30th from 6 toRavalli 8 p.m.

See PETS, page hosted byan the County Fish anddepartment’s and possibly Stevensville as package: well.” HernearlyDuring that time, ing11 his experiof the paperwork.”

Other up, it’s going to be an event worthy oftoa23% jubilee an attorney in amounted of three people allows them display interest in pursuing to share Association informationand Troutence Wildlife thoughts were shared $16,000 bythe several with Ms. Staub was one inother cash, commondue tactics for and former council member, public at the next Halfway through celebration. projections in large to do it related all.

“Wetocouldn’t private practice in hismeeting oxygen level fields conservation, Unlimby Victoria regarding theHowell developited.

The meeting called uponsuch Dr.appears Philcouncil members. opportunity. which the customer scammers include the budget year, the part to jobyear’s vacancies Rod Freeman is the chair of this do it without each other,” wild land ethics or natural to be continuing when the council considers Stevensville, was went down to 51, ment of a draft foreston the dangers lip Ramsey to speak In discussion agenda send-from a normal of In early March, a custom-on regular was unwittingly claiming county’s performance have yetto torepbe filled. said Luther.

The spread sciences. event. Freeman is also thethat chair of the Rodeo diagnosed with his efforts to teach the new the appointment of two addiClimbing Management At the second regular of a proposed mine up Sheep Creek. items, the first to be brought er came to the Boxxe Shoppe ing to aforward scammer in resent the IRS or in is looking pretty good, One big savings was of responsibility allows For the year of 2023, one Committee, and the vice chair of the Fair Board, colon cancer in 99. “I jokingly say Plan (CMP).

The virtual“I thought counciltoand mayor how local tional council members. meeting of the two-member According to Steinhoff, was the issue of re-roofing the city intending send a package Chicago, Illinois.

Social Security according to Ravalli the funds edthat throughout the Bitterroot.

Brewfest, which hebudgeted started 1995. for Now by John Dowd of that as the executive director. of theBOOKS, winners to receive aMara Lynn Luther sitstime in Chapter One’s used books section.

Photo John Dowd. which he’s been onby forNa12 years.

A realin estate February of 2021.

51 by is brain Staub of the Boxxe Shoppe.

Photo meeting will beto held on See page 18 should run.

He that “We’ll dobeour job, ” Christine said it wasn’t going affect me,on but street shop.

According to Hamilton viaI government FedEx. After Administration.

County CFO Klarryse the county’s share in Stevensville Town Council, it was announced he would Al became a member in 1988, and that event is one of the biggest in the check was Savannah Deuter, agent for 18 years here in the Bitterroot, and also He wentSee through damage material.”

Zoom. below for only takeThe than Boddy. learned that it would City Public Works Director, Donny customer Sometimes was a frequent commenter Gibson retiring, he was asked to speak, and was got into it because he owns thein Paper For him, the experiencethey has been On graduated Wednesday, March 27, the who high school in just January 27, town clerk Jenelle the Army valley. for 21 years, his organizational and instructions and a link chemotherapy and But COVID-19 See COUNTY, page 10 seemed conwill tell their one little mistake and we will all be Ramer, the building is used for snow Clip in downtown Hamilton.

It was a “chance to meet with a lot of great Bitterroot Valley Chamber of Commerce introduced by Jodi Mitchell, his daughat council meetings during Joan Mell, an attorney May of 2023.

She has so far familiar with the profile of the Berthoud told the council and to late join August theSteinhoff meeting.

Five fundraising skills, and discipline, haveone been put to in he was was no joke.

“It fused and unOver the victims that a loved has hurting.” said that he heard plow storage and for other maintehosted apublic well-attended mid-day event ter-in-law and the executive suggested to him that he victims, get involved people all over the valley,” and all of it completed a she semester of college the last administration.

In currentfrom Hamilton, was recbutuse wishes similar meetings audience that was having good as chair of the Cowboy Ball committee. told that the cancer got I potential felt familiar with of so herbad landed in jail,rewarding.” or that a prize about the track record ofannual the company nance equipment.

According tochamRa- course director.

Al gave a history of the to network.

He then got onto the board has been “extremely for members, giving their report, and submitted her transcript that others within the commupublic comment, Crews told ognized for stepping in (virtual) were held in Freeman said the committee hopes to raise trouble streaming the meetthe process, decade with has been won, but a fee needs had been eradicated. like I couldn’t when Ramsey told how it was not very mer, it is the original roof, which has in the early 90s, and in 2012 he became Al was the executive director until reviewing 2023 and talking about what ber, and spoke about important memproviding proof of compLeting nity would help her look out 2021. the council that those makto handle the prosecution $50,000 this year, for the expansion of the rodeo and Staub the Boxxe to be paid for release of the good.

Steinhoff stated that the comsome significant leaks and insulation Overstreet had breathe, like I ings on the internet.

She said they have planned for the upcoming bers during that time that led up to him the executive director.

2020.

Since then he has been the adviassociated courses.

These are for their safety. At least one In addition to the by John Dowd chines. became susShoppe, Staub funds.

The scammers will ing public comment should caseload of Town Attorney pany has supposedly been in the state issues.

Ramer believes the new roof bucking chutes.

“They’re just getting old,” he said. surgery on October was being water taking on the position.

Throughout that time, he knew sor for Jodi, helping her transition into year.

During the meeting, it was also the former YouTube chantwo of several criteria appliof the potential victims she opportunity to learn In addition to the the heating custom leathpicious when now commonly use a getting legitimate seven times already, and each time left will“The cut down on bill and haswhile “They need to be replaced.

They’re banged address the mayor, not the Greg Overstreet he was 23, 2021 for ostomy boarded, or what story of the Bitterroot Valley 55 board members and participated the role.

Al will be retiring in August this announced that long-time member, Al cants must meet to be eligible aided was a resident at a local nel they had was no longer about and participate Following the closure ofthe a longtime erwork, Jake’s Studio is featuring Dominic Farrenkopf (right) awards recognition toAfter Rose Allen Photo courtesy considering recovered address, but(left. will be ready to taxpayers with the billin for cleanup. allow better dry storage of equipment up.

Bucking stock can be hard on metal.”

Mitchell, will be retiring and stepping Chamber is the story of optimism, strugin some of the greatest growth in the year.

Al spoke, Jodi stood to thank removal, the fi nal I imagine water for a scholarship. audience.

He also said, “This hospitalized, and then recovextended nursing facility and the process of developworking but they had up was Stevensville Main Street business, Riv- the work of more than a dozen local approximately the anycustomthehelp package a porch Dominic Farrenkopf.

Steinhoff then asked ifset there gle and triumphs,” said Al.ering, He said theCovid-19. organization’s history.

According towith him forgrab all his tofrom remind him back from the Chamber leadership..

The 10th annual cowboy balland – which actually Another of these requiretreatment in the boarding to be to be had provided a ride is not a question and answer” from Mell ing a climbing plan, this er’s Mist, a new business haseven recently and regional See artists.

Many of these COUNCIL, page 21$60,000 in athing new Facebook page.

Hower’s age and or front door when it arrives. the city was doing, or could Mitchell has been with the Chamoverarching goal for the Chamber has him, what was meant to be a six-month he was only supposed to speak for 10 ments is that each applicant started 11 years ago but couldn’t be held last year to the bank as well as to the colon like,” recalls week’scancer meeting will location. covsession.

“It’s public ” their did work the work no charge opened at the journey. same Howevartists havecomment. not shown in at the particular cash, all of to to the position lasted 12 “They always direct the ever, members of the public ber for over 36 years, and spent much always been to keep businesses connectappointment minutes. submit a 500-word essay disBoxxe Shoppe. due to the pandemic – has been upgraded this The day after that Overstreet.

“This er the following agenda er, dissuading any worries about the thehad Bitterroot Valley before, so there details the which was to victim send ‘no signature The of mayor said previousthe town.

“I just wanted who had he tried to access theplays years, andI he enjoyed every moment Jodi statedtothat theit,membership cussing theitrole “It’s common sense tofood me,” year. topics: surgery, is when realized changeover, willhunting remain of should be a lot of interest in the new Traditional Salishwas dancers performingaatplace the Ravalli County Museum’s Annual Bitter Root Day Festival in Hamilton on Saturday, June 13.

The festival featured arts, crafts and vendors, live music and a celebration both the transaction. being fraudurequired,’” she adds.

Fredhe Upchurch, Savannah Deuter and Mark Oswald hold the check given to Deuter by the Ravalli County Fish and WIldlife Associly that would be answering publicly thank Joan for helpThe Town of recognized attorney Joan aofup Mell, of it. “It’s been a good ride forStevensville 29“This numbers have beenever “trending every she says, pointing out that red Facebook page said it People. was not • Review is the fi rst year we’ve done fully diagnosed with that I was not art.

After two months of renovations material.

There are 16 artists in total Bitterroot plant andoverall the Salish Photos by Scott Sacry.

Unfortunatelentlyyears,” de- town, The Bank Secrecy Act ation. Photo courtesy Fred Upchurch. said Al. “I’m looking forward to year.”

However, 2023 saw the highest See RCFW, page 3 questions from the public. ing me and helping the ” flags abound when seniors are center, for filling in while town attorney Greg Overstreet objectives and desired accessible.

Berthoud catered dinner,” said Freeman.

Thebanks University COVID-19. taking Covid while hidden behind asked brown-paper ly, it covwas notso far, and the owners are always manded from of 1970 requires to being on the other side and partaking,” being scammed.

“If a person also said that they said outcomes ofas the public ofPictured Montana Catering Service will provide theof had Covid-19. with Mell are, l to r, Overstreet, ered windows, Jake’s Studio opened more.

“We like allOverstreet. kinds seniorseriously for patience she worked “I was obviously enough.

Staub’sCrews firstwelcoming citizen keep track of withdrawals he added, specifically referring to the See CHAMBER, page 5 is 80 years old, and all of a conversations should be forsaid some its doors March 1.said ofprepared mediums,” Lottermoser’s Desserts are provided 4Hin members. time having members of $10,000 or by more order very weakened,” through the issues.

Mayorthey’re Steve dinner.

Gibson, council sudden coming into the members Cindy Brown and The Boxxe Shoppe’s new location • Provide an update The new business will feature business partner, Suzette Smith. encountered the commuSee STEVI, page 2 “interesting comments” from Greg Overstreet talks about his recent brush with death due to Overstreet.

“Itformer hit Jim Crews, mayor bank to5withdraw $15,000, it Stacie Barker.

by Victoria at 901ofS.the 1startists Streetdisplayed in Hamilton.

See COWBOY BALL page 4 SURVIVING, page

by Photo Michael Howell Howell. onsite custom leatherwork byPhoto Karen Some such cirnity.See Staub is Covid.

by Victoria Howell.

See SCAMMERS, page 2

by Sarah Glass motorized access – would have onBoddy. erwise be makes my ‘spidy’ sense tingle.”

See PLAN, page 2 Photo by Nathan Lottermoser, one of the owners. Her were participants in the by grizzly bears andprevious bull trout.” foreclosed County Commissioners apwork isDistrict grounded in the Sheridan-style former gallery, but the business plan

by U.S. John Dowd barns, cowboys, famous artists a On March 9th, members ofLast the week the Ravalli This school year, the Stevensville Judge of the Dis“Road densities” is a metric currentwith open proved adoption of a memorandum of understandof tooling which features variations on has changed since Lottermoser and Montana flavor and more.

This year Stevensville FFA completed their FFA fielded teams in twelve contests trict of Montana Dana Christensen used to help assess habitat fragroad density by ofpartment the franchise, many should not noand the south portions of the valley, Exit Realty team will continue workbyJohn JohnDowd Dowd of Criminal Investigations ing with the Ravalli County DUI as Task Force Western floral patterns.

In addition Smith took over A Hamilton business, that hails the theme is pre-statehood, or preparticipation in the last of fourteen requiring qualification to advance published her opinion and order mentation and avoid adverse tice the change atthe all,space. andlimitations.” itWhile may lead separated at Victor Crossing.

After the ing and marketing one.

“Weand didn’t (DCI) will be doing the investigation. the commissioners stated Protection Agency.

The letter National Forest 1987 Forest aspen and whitebark pine; MAPS Media Institute to produce a video designed to leatherwork, Karen isaround also RIver’s Mist was an art co-op, the from Texas, has been working toinan en1889, and the contest is still looking agricultural leadership competito the level and secured invitaon her aSince case concerning Endangered wildlife Typically, The judge by Michael Howell January 2, Exit Realty the to some positive growth in the future. the southand portion was purchased want tostate change a whole bunch right On Monday, April 1st, 4:30 disturbances.

According to Hamilton Police Depart- sale, to help parents keep tabs on their children’s behavaccomplished woodworker, creating thatthe “Ravalli objects contains recommendations manage timber tobytions provide Plan. courage a love ofprotections artthrough in young people forare participants.

Participants must in Butts, their yearlong effortCounty to tions compete at state in all twelve Species Act (ESA) re-some such used for wildlife agreed with Bitterroot has gone big roads Last year, the previous Exit Realty Kathy and north by qualify out of to the gate,” said Lendman. p.m. Hamilton Police officers were ment Chief of Police, Snavely, See Steve ART, page 6 ior. impacts ain variety of pieces from furniture to lated to road building and motormanagement, wildfire mitigation, the plaintiffs the valley.

To do this, they have be high school students, 9th to 12th for the next level of competition at the events. forest products and jobs; and to unmitigated to concerning the Draft SEIS for A new record of decision changes, but many in the valley may franchise owners, Tina and Max ColeLendman.

When asked how this change will involved in a shooting with if a robbery there will be a coroner’s inquest The deadline closed on by Victoria Howell it would be possible The DUI Task Force approved the creation of ized vehicle usage in the Bitterroot recreation and sign timber harvesting. that the FS jewelry boxes.

She prides herself that created a county-wide contest, showgrades.

95th State FFA Convention in Billings 2023-24 district championships by Victoria Howell year, the facility took in just under The for Jake’s Studio, on Steby John Dowd roy, president of the Montana Rocknot be aware of how these changman, decided to sell off the franchise Even though the franchise has split affect buyers and sellers in the valley, suspect at for the Riverside Conoco Conwhere DCI will present their findings. thewhen Gold Butterfly.

Concernwas issued on 17, retain old growthwith status all county toart, put envelopes onDecember January 18, filing objecby Victoria his property which wouldand in FWS effect theinhighway, whichowned/maintained is aastate addressed the private land was Mischief$240,000 Room May and commissioners National Forest, Tuesday, June 9.of The document further states, did all her work isHowell done by her twotook casing the participant’s loveown Corvallis and Florence schools inthe April. for Stevensville include: and spent every penny. venville’s main drag, beckons visitors ies last Bluegrass Association, there will a es might affect them.

Fortunately, rights that pertained to the Bitterroot in valley, Exit Realty is still the Lendman said that it will not change venience Store.

The engagement Snavely stated that an inquest is also ing the scope of the analysis treatment units.

According to roads from heavy equipment 2021 accompanied by a Draft all the doors and then Dominic Farrenshut off removed access tothis Stevensville River highway, because now you’re goingoff to on it. sold toproject a new owner and Fish, Wildlife Conservation groups, including “the Forest Service not review the signed The involved the creation of tions to the Draft Supplemenhands, using no lasers or CNC maand the Bitterroot’s love of the state. have been the most active, though all Over 200 students in StevensAgronomy led by Sidney McJasmin Shinn, founder and There are no paid employees; it’s an allThe annual Montana Rockies be no break from the music, and, “No according to Kim Lendman, now the Valley.

When they sold it, the fransame company.

Additionally, accordin.

Photo by John Dowd. place after the suspect threatened and standard procedure in these types of kopf, activities director put valentine cards Theof Stevensville Town CounPark, ain 20-acre parkare onwelcome the east bank have two accesses for trucksatrucks, pulling and Parks got involved. once-priand logging mostly, the letter quotes the BitterSEIS that provides a site-spea Forest Service press release Friends the Bitterroot, Friends standard because it: (1) conbest available set of easily accessible items that hadThe secret hiding ATR Smart Procedures is a softschools in the valley to ville’s agricultural education program Casland, 1st place individual with tal Environmental Statement Bluegrass Association (MRBA) set-up.

Just get up there and play.” current owner of the valley half chise was split between the north to Lendman, the whole Bitterroot executive director ofnorth 1 Horse volunteer organization.

But Shinn said 12 reportedly charged at the responding officer involved shooting situations.

See EXIT, page at Sapphire Lutheran them. really of the Clearwater, Wildearth strained the agency’s ability toof science when cil was split on whether to accept just to the north oftheing boats, and you’ve just come out of the vate piece now belongs to theKyra state where someone could stash some root Forest Plan’s Forest-wide about piece 90% of proposed but not limited to, theitimpacts cific forest plan amendment ware design company, now based inFarrenkopf participate.

Some of the the private schools even learn about a wide range ofcompartments agriculteam members Quinn Rahl, Des(Draft SEIS) for the Gold Bluegrass Festival is returning to For some of these bands, this will officer.

“We have seen tremendous supcosts about $200 per month to feed At A Time Draft Horse Rescue Homes inHowever, Hamilton, is moving liked the idea.

He asked Guardians and Native Ecosystem undertake activities that would considering a small piece of park land near the property.

Crews contacted the county Stevi Wye at 45 miles per hour - there is aflask developed fishing access site. drugs orthe hide aand small of whiskey.

The aim was Hamilton. after to include the contest in their curricutural careers and practices during Jarlais, and Teigen Hackett.

Management Wildlife Reto Willow Creek Road.

Due to defining old-growth stantreatment areas are within an Victor.

On April 13, the thesebe“gentle their Ifirst time, and for others that Therepresented attempted to provide port, and greatly appreciate all Butterfly Project, aby Bitterroot facility inofficers Corvallis, got a nice giants.” there are Council, Earthjusbenefit (2) negotiated was no we longer based the potenasking the community students atelk; schools Stevensville bridge, an item that was and the donation of the are going to Saturday, be accidents there.”

“But think it’sThen [the piece the to provide a learning opportunity toon see the Montana, the organization owners lum. school day under the dedicated and parents Ag Mechanics led by Selwyn HackNeely Center will again be hosting do this professionally, the event is resource and financial limitasource Objective to “Maintain area designated for insect and dards.

Some objections to the life-saving measures to the suspect, that support,” said Snavely.

He was tice, won multiple court claims. on the best available science for tial impact veterinary bills, therapy, training, and boost lastForest week when she was to send his residents a and daycares to make National project that considered at the March 24th council land on the west, securing potential Mayor Steve Gibson said he didn’t west] still a viable piece of land for various ways in which any young person can hide and team have fallen inthe loveby with theprosperity; According to the contest orga-a time engaging ofmusic ag teachers ett, 1st place individual with team the Last year the envelopes. the music.

This spring festival always asufficient treat.

Conroy highlighted who was then transported ambuespecially proud during The court recognized that elk and (3)received was con-of this Amendment old-growth habitat disease treatment because ofinstruction tions, Ravalli County would new decision were little love this Valenspecial envelopes and presented with a check for $7500 other associated costs to rehabilitate meeting.

The land ownership will now river access pending the outcome of see what use the land is to the town.

“I city to have, whether or not you put their substance use from casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres state and the people.

One of the ways nizers, last yearthrough there were over 210 Josette Hackett andfeature Trevor 18 Motley. members Noah Tan, Erik Potter, and lopes were so full they The project is now and fundraiser will bands one newer band by the interesting lance to the hospital.

He expired there in American history that he believes is impacts of Amendment 40, introsistently being abrogated 40 might have tine’s Day. decorate them for each revert to the county.

The 1.52-acre the access dispute. only see a liability,” said Gibson. money into developing it,” said Motnot be able to accommodate on suitable timberland to by the January 18 deadline dense pockets of dead and dythese horses.

When they’re fi nally ready from representatives of JCCS, an Glenda Wiles, Director of the DUI Task Force, of commercial and non-comthey have been showing that love has entries, and this year there could be Students then have the option to put Matthew Walker. had to be emptied more really popular, and from all over the area, and beyond. name of “Release the Squirrels.”

Even duced inwhich 2023 the Forest Planpronounced amendments. on for ESA-listed fromAbout his wounds andawas seeing lowest support law enfour years resident. people piece, is located adjacent toproject-specific the Then Council member Marilyn Wolff Michaelson said he up the for ley.

“There are many cars out said what sheadoption, tellsConduct parents is,so “If you don’t look, accounting fito rm with branch most can be driven or there, the necessary support viable populations ing trees.

They claim the area will mostly having tothe dowith with theparticipation been through their art contest.

The even more, full their knowledge to thelooked testfree, asmaintenance FFA of Chapter Meeting: team mercial vegetative treatment than once. growing every year.

These bands play for and a Conroy, and his wife, Tari, will get up for the Bitterroot National Forest, FS010225–30.” species; the dead. forcement ever.

He added, “Hamilton by Kristin Kruse utive Director Jaqueline Stevens.

The ago, a resident came could drop off valenBitterroot River on the northwest side from said she had apotenreal problem with old minutes andduring found that thesancland Imembers think can be used for parking.

But then younor don’t see.

If it you don’t see, then you don’t ridden, and some just become “pasture located in from Hamilton.

Part of contest the logging idea came a similar art all the high schools in the valley. members through nationally Zane Deering, Teigen Hackof old-growth dependent is impacted by mountain pine the project, the of old growth, was implemented without federal The case alleging ESA violations ways in which new one will take the stage every half and play, along with their friend Tim within a 55,000 acre areaSheriff’s ofto the The Ravalli County Office isenveapiece great place be awhere police officer.” center opened itsto doors in 2020 after to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the of the bridge, was offered Town this of land.

“It’s two was donated onand theleadership condition looking long term, if youDUI, haveKuntz, prop-10 See VALENTINES, page 10 That that pets.” selection forHouston, awarding that gift See page they held in Texas right af- filed These also include Trapper Creek Job tioned career developett, Kealie Hixson, Margaret first to be created in last “Itheads really opened the beetle, in 2020. first was to the drawing board. by John Down agencies taking thePolice required “hard was in December ofthe 2024.

Theput roadbuilding rehabilitation of thelevy road after species. ” side The letter notes that tial impacts toIn wildlife and to beetle, Douglas-fir bark hour.

Ezzell on bass. and Hamilton Department all his 26 years with the departTucked away on Fort Owen Ranch Yahraus and Stevens their forest in the Sapphire Mounin 2017 by Ravalli County for use as a roads converge, the bank is incrediit would be maintained and utilized erty on the west of the river, then Adobe Stock photo.

1 Horse At A Time was established was online voting and according ter the events of September 11, 2001.

Corps and many homeschoolers.

“I ment events and contests.

Adelaide Meyer, Cierra Palmer, and look” at available scientific mateJune 9 decision mandates further and motor50 years.

To do this, they will door to some interesting permanent and asked for $9.5 One of the problems, acOne band that continues to return According to Conroy, the festival’s issued a press release that detailed ment, Snavely noted there have only the Draft SEIS limits the scope dwarf mistletoe and western the project is complete.

Ravalli Willow Creek Road. together to decide what was needed just to the north of Fort Owen State potential river access site. bly steep…

I think there are liability for recreational purposes within five you have access to potentially consoltains east of Corvallis.

ATR wanted to find atry way to was astonished, last toofhave that To Johnny contendCampbell at the state level, Tasia Rohbock. rial that would affirm the impacts briefing determine the “potential ized vehicle by Shinn in 2018.

She’s originally tothe JCCS branch manager, Andrea cording to Butler, was, from “we as“Hopefully, the third need toto ask the community conversations million, which Butler said ispeople,” the Band, visiting purpose isknow “toenvironmental promote and event and investigation.

However, been three these types shootings.

Park is the Summit Career Center, a Bitterroot or not needed in theyear, community.

They with County objects to in shifting of its conseNational Forest spruce budworm damage.

During the tenure of former issues…

It isof the fastest part of the years. idate highway property into the National Environmental Policy ActFFA all – roads are badencourfor Town grizzly The original proposal was it might have on grizzly bear and disruptive consequences of either use in the Bitterroot National The next glass recycling event in button, cell phone batteries (out of feature the beauty of the state and much participation,” said Lander. students must compete and rank Creed Speaking: Teigen said Butter, speaking about was exorbitant and occurred sumed people knew what the is the charm,” commented to pass a levy, which BVCC Germany where she grew up around Simmerman, 1 Horse At A Time from Nashville.

They will be joined by age old-time bluegrass music.”

The very little information is available at However, these are always a danger of nonprofit organization that offers a came up with the concept of career (NEPA) analysis that stated, “the bears, and they need large areas of mayor Jim Crews, the owner of land channel and the deepest part of the Vickie Motley, park board memof Stevensville.

I think It’s something quences analysis to vegetation, Although in general financial burden of the project officials have stated that the bull trout.

Both species are listed as vacatur or the failure to vacate” Forest could deter grizzly bear the Bitterroot is March 9th, 2024, the phone).

This is last minute info so to give back to the community, and “We never know what to expect,” the top half, or above at the district Hackett withdrawn in August of 2020 Bitterroot Valley Community has tried to do twice before their recent “Ask and Listen” because the trustees were Bitterroot Valley Community horses.

She’s always been a horse fan, was one of the top four vote bands from all over the valley, MisMRBA has 300 members, and they this time. the job, but he added that fortunately, center, which is modeled after a highly free career training program targetBitterroot National Forest is curintact habitat if they are ever to reat the river on the northeast side had channel.

If you were to develop that ber, said that nothing had been done RDO Equipment Co. being “threatened” under the ESA. Amendment 40. recovery and contribute to the degthe pileated woodpecker and agreement with the proposed to Ravalli County and believe project is designed to improve from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the north if you don’t have batteries to recycle thought their once successful art said Hafer, saying that art entries level to advance.

The Western FFA Prepared Public Speaking: Colton unsure ofThe exactly how thebears” College was.”

However, there College (BVCC) trustee andaccess without success. campaign, which because helped the soula, Idaho and more. event is abut all share the same love of bluegrass. after Friends of the Bitterroot she is especially passionate about getters.

The officer is currently on leave neither the norin any comed towards highly motivated people successful organization Denver, rently unoccupied by grizzly occupy the Bitterroot Mountains.” attempted to off river onWhilecome for fishing, I officer, would also see aother problem the access problem had been See STEVI, pageto 16 According toshut Judge Christhe amendment does not radation and sedimentation bull end ofofthe Ravalli Fairnow you can save up to bring them contest was the way toShe go.

According in“Crosspurpose.” all forms.

District in Montana consists ofgrizzly twelve Harris 8571 Running W. Road Theresilience vote will take place organization to speak with the process worked.

Theyabear were seems to have been a amajor secretary, Sue Smith. was it isCounty contrary to current law pine marten. forest to natural project, the Ravalli County single-microphone type event, with When asked why he loves bluegrass, during this investigation, as is stanmunity members, were harmed during draft horses.

She and her husband, a That check followed in the wake and “reoccurring use FWS and FS received favorages 18 and older in both Ravalli and called It offers similar and Alliance for the Wild tensen’s case document, “The authorize any specific road-related trout habitat were overlooked. grounds.

TheAccording is the the same, $1action per next glass recycling day on June to organizers Elliott Lander, managThis will beinsects the ninth year they schools west ofprice the Continental Divide Greenhand: Adelaide Meyer speaking about the May 7, via a mail-in ballot. public on the topic of creating under that the misunderstanding about the 4 single stage. toimpression Mike Con“We realize these old growth Commissioners expressed and existing agreements. ” the disturbances like fire, does not occur in the area atStar able ruling in their defense that Missoula, MT 59808 protocol.

The Montana Dethe exchange. services, according to Stevens.

Missoula Counties.

In addition toon military retiree, and their two children ofdard a of $25,000 gift inorganizaNovember See BLUEGRASS, page Rockies filed suit claiming the crux this case is whether the activities, Judge Christensen surThe year Bitterroot Ecosystem, as 8th. gallon.

Jars and bottles that coning director of ATR, and art contest have held the contest, and each with an ag education program/FFA Additional state qualifying events public desired an independent nature of the community tion’s upcoming attempt to According to trustee chair the college. this time.” were not required law free training, Summit offers The six-month program offered indicator species arebylisted in Forest officials also received and disease; reduce sediconcern over impacts to drinks relocated tothey Montana and bought a 20fromcareer Tractor Supply. agencies [U.S. Fish and Wildlife mised that it “permits the approval

by Montana Fish, Wild406-549-4171 agency failed to the best tained or food may be recycled Cardboard recycling be lead coordinator, Tamar Hafer, ATR donates thousands inrecognized prizes. chapter.

Schools of all classifications for the Stevensville FFA:will Carrie Guarino, “We listened Following those meetings, community college, as it from was college.

According to also Butler, ask the public foruse help with a the In a June 9 press release to file an Environmental Impact mentoring, support and friendship to is broken down into three phases.

Service (FWS) and U.S. Forest of site-specific projects that could life and Parks, is considered one acre farm Shinn saidteam canitsupport That sounds like a lot of comments from Philip thefor Forest Plan, but not county owned and maintained mentwanted sources in Willow for a (second fee.together Anyfrom color, and labels can available apeople fee. available science in managing reception has been This year, they will be away compete in FFA includAgwhich Sales 2nd place led by Presenting a the check for $7500 from JCCS to Jasmin Shinn left) 1 Horse At by rare opportunity to incredible. create a doors. and to hold true.”

She the trustees said this voted inofpreviously aStrobel high many believe itisto be Earthjustice, WildEarth Guardians Statement for Amendment 40.

Stevens stated that thegiving first phase is whoever walks through their Service (FS)] adequately considincrease road density” and that this of the best places inthat the lower 48 RDOequipment.com about 20 horses.

She currently money but, according to Shinn, clear whether there are other roads, especially Willow Creek Director of the NEPA Branch Creek watershed; improve stay on, but please remove lids.

Sponsored by the non-profits When speaking about the contest around $4,700 in prizes.

This ining the AA schools in Missoula and Kayton French, 3rd place individual rewilding manager Adam Rissien Judge Christensen ordered the levy will be different.

The margin.

After being created, associated with the outreach community college in the Bitand others with BVCC have A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l to r: Levi Clark, CPA, Andrea Simmerman, JCCS Branch elk habitat and didn’t comered the impact Amendment 40is of “is the very problem.” states for grizzly bear recovery to This program the brainchild called “personal development,” which taking care ofis draft horses Beginning March 9th, batteries Ravalli County Recycling (RCR) and in the Bitterroot, Lander said, “All of cludes prizes to the schools of the Kalispell.

In addition to Stevensville, with team members Kamryn Jones, commented on the case decision, plaintiffs and defendants to file Office of the Regional Adminbull trout habitat; restore Road. terroot.

According to trustee worked to alter the levy to first time they went to the the district was able to levy program run by the UniversiManager, and Will Ramsey, CPA. Also pictured is Tiny, the non-profi t’s mascot and the – a programmatic elk standard to court documents, While multiple grizzlies have ply with theMyla definition of old power duo Yahraus, the ownerAccording of involves aptitude testing occur. to idenan expensive Last will also betwelve accepted for Recycling Works MT. saying, “This isare aEnvironmental big win grizzly briefs onSee the issue of remedy byisthe See RESCUE, page 6 them have had some sort of Montana winners, which take form of four of the chapters in $2 the for Teigen Hackett, and Charlie Leonard.

GOLD, page 5 vice chair, Jean Butler, give it its best chance to theby public, they did after being for community funds.

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Photo by Victoria Howell. the Fort Owen Ranch and founder tify what each individual’s specific growth found in the Bitterroot The court affirmed what we Forend of June. per pound.

Thebears. following will be acmore information refer to the theme to them.”

Some previous years Bitterroot Valley; Florence, Victor, being significantly voted down would be only the fourth of address the concerns of the approved for the creation of restrictions on road densities and project activity that would oth2007, the defendants stood by a the center, and co-founder and ExecPaid for by Brad Davis, P.O. Box 462 Victor, Montana 59828 See FFA, page 21 ART, page 44 SeeSee SUMMIT, page

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Albert David Pernichele

Albert David Pernichele left this world peacefully, surrounded by his family at home, on Sunday, June 6, 2026. Al leaves a legacy of relentless curiosity, thoughtful deliberation, incisive thinking, open-mindedness, generosity of spirit, a passion for the natural world, and an avid interest in improving everything within his reach.

Albert was born January 25, 1936, In Staunton, Illinois, to Giovanni Pernichele and Irene Lorenzetti Pernichele.

The youngest of five siblings, he enjoyed an active childhood hunting and fishing near the banks of the Mississippi River.

Albert not only helped to feed his family after the early loss of his father, he also developed a lifelong love of the outdoors and fascination with nature.

Albert joined the army in 1954, serving two years as a sharp shooter and football player. He earned his BA in Geology at the University of Illinois, his MS in Mining Engineering from the University of North Dakota and pursued his PhD at the University of Utah. He enjoyed a long career in mining engineering and management, innovating at Kennicott, Dames and Moore, IT and Materials Recycling, as well as a lifetime of community service.

At the University of North Dakota, Albert met the love of his life, Mary Ellen Stenso, and they married in 1962, a union

that would last over 63 years. Albert is survived by Mary and their four children, Gwen (Patrick), Anne (Elliott), Matt (Kelly), and Gretchen (Bryan), as well as five grandchildren, Max, Finn, Sophia, Henry and Tori. He instilled in those who spent time with him a love of learning and a passion for making the world a better place. Albert will also be remembered for his ceaseless love for animals, and especially Golden Retrievers.

He is survived by Blue, his 7th Golden Retriever.

In 1998, Albert and Mary retired to the Bitterroot Valley to enjoy flyfishing, farming, beekeeping and Montana’s spectacular beauty. Al quickly involved himself in the community. Al served on the board of the Western Agricultural Research Center, The Bitterroot Water Authority, Budwood Apple Growers, Bitterroot’s Own Rainbow Coalition, and the Montana Beekeepers Association. He received an award from Trout Unlimited for his water stewardship and dedication to conservation. Albert will also be remembered for his remarkable green thumb, and his talent for tying innovative fishing flies. And, of course, Albert led Frost Top Orchard to produce the best darn apple cider we have ever known.

A community picnic will be held in Albert’s memory on June 28 from 1 to 4pm at Summerdale Park in Corvallis.

Please RSVP at 801-556-5587.

Sarah Jeanne Seltzer

Sarah Jeanne Seltzer passed away on May 21, 2026, at the age of 44 after a year long battle with cancer. Born Sarah Jeanne Bailey on July 24, 1981, in Butte, Mt. She was raised in Missoula by her parents Merry and Kurt King alongside her sister Kate and Brother Ethan. She married her high school friend, Sean Seltzer, in 2004. She got her bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University

of Montana while raising their two wonderful children, Tristen and Ella. They moved to Hamilton in 2010. Sarah went on to get her master’s degree in clinical rehabilitation and mental health counseling. She was passionate about her work in vocational rehabilitation as the DET Deputy Administrator. Sarah was driven to better herself and her family while helping others along the way.

Sue Day McCormack Sue Day McCormack was born to loving parents in San Francisco in 1941.

Her life was filled with challenges from which she learned to be both gregarious, forgiving, and assertive.

She learned to carry herself with pride and empathy.

She made friends quickly and deeply; many of whom

felt she was their best friend. She cultivated her friendships and worked hard to be there for everyone she met. She was also extremely bright and used that to her advantage when she played bridge with her ’bestest’ friends.

Over the years before retiring and moving to Montana, she made her mark in the Executive Relocation business. She could make every move of a family successful. She easily worked with all levels of society and organizations. She could speak the language of the boardroom and the street.

Her love of animals was what led her to begin volunteering at the Bitter Root Humane Association beginning in 1998. She became a board member before moving to the Bitterroot in 2003 and from there sat in all the board chairs, finally becoming President for two terms. She was the principal force for building a new shelter and personally raised more than two thirds of the purchase price. She was a volunteer every Monday morning after the weekend closure doing the dishes and blankets for all the animals. Even with all that energy she had enough left over to join the Board of the Daly Mansion and did a turn there as President during the Covid crisis.

In downtown Hamilton she was well known for her dedicated support for non-profits like SAFE, the Hamilton Players, often volunteering there as an usher. She supported the Bitterroot Performing Arts Council and was an early adopter of the program beginning in 2004.

She also was a supporter of the Missoula Symphony Association and held season tickets and of course the Daly Mansion.

She was a true Renaissance woman. She will be missed by her husband Dave, her son, Craig Day, her stepdaughter, Tracy McCormack, her nephews Phillip and Graham Silcher, and her brother Peter Silcher.

The family has decided to have a small private ceremony for her later this summer. Condolences may be left for the family at www.dalyleachchapel.com.

Remembrances should be sent to the Bitter Root Humane Association in Hamilton, MT.

HONOR CEREMONY Capt .

M elv ille (Mel) Walters, USN (Ret) 1945-2025 

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Wendy Stevens October 19, 1948 - April 25, 2026 Wendy Joy Stevens (Hallford), age 77, passed away peacefully on April 25, 2026, in Stevensville, Montana. Born on October 19, 1948, in Missoula, Montana, Wendy lived a life rooted in her Montana heritage and dedicated to her family and community.

Wendy spent much of her career as a waitress, working at various establishments throughout the Missoula area and the Bitterroot Valley. Her work brought her into contact with countless people over the years, and she was known for her helpful and giving nature. Wendy’s kindness and generosity left a lasting impression on those who had the pleasure of knowing her.

In her personal life, Wendy found joy in tending to her flower gardens, where she cultivated beauty and tranquility. She also loved playing Farkle, a game that brought laughter and cherished moments with family and friends.

Wendy is survived by her son Faron Stevens (Jill), her “adopted” daughter Lora Johnston (Carl), granddaughter Jessica Hals (Travis), greatgrandchildren Rhyland, Kinsley, and Holter, sisters Carole Wall, Kathy Barker, and Melody Loop. She also leaves behind numerous nieces and nephews who will remember her fondly.

She was preceded in death by her beloved husband Frank; her parents Ella and Vernon Hallford;

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her brother Doug Hallford; sister Verna Weber; and grandson Josh Stevens. Their memories remain intertwined with hers as part of a legacy of love and connection.

Wendy’s warmth and generosity touched many lives.

May her memory bring comfort to all who knew her.

The family would like to thank those special people who helped with her care the last few months. Niece Renee and also Big Sky Hospice, with their help she was able to spend her last months at home.

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Montana Made Gifts selling in Stevensville

by John Dowd One thing the Bitterroot Valley is well known for is the vast number of crafters and makers of all number of things. From furniture to decorative pieces, and everything in between, artisans of all kinds can be found in the area.

One family decided to open the doors on a place for many of those makers to sell their wares.

Montana Made Gifts opened in February and has seen their host of goods grow to include those made by over 50 vendors. Most of them are from the Bitterroot Valley.

Sandy Besemann, owner of Montana Made Gifts, said they give each vendor their own space to display their creations, and everything has been going surprisingly well.

According to Besemann, she comes from generations of crafters and her daughters are taking it on as well. They started young, even marketing their own crafts since

middle school. She raised her three daughters, Andrea Adams, Michelle Wangstad and Sara Cox, in the Stevensville area.

For Besemann, the business has been that much more fun because her daughters all pitch in. She said it works out pretty well, with her first daughter being a crafter and into photography, her second daughter acting as the business partner and the third running social media.

They used to visit all the craft shows in the area, and Besemann made a line of children’s and baby clothes. Now she sells some of her stuff in the store, and a daughter has a line of skincare products they also sell.

“It’s just a family thing, all of us do a little bit; something different,” said Besemann. She said she always wanted to have a storefront, but not just for her.

Having been active in the crafter community, finding people

Inside Montana Made Gifts; something for everybody. Photo by John Dowd.

who needed the space to show their items was not hard. She added that they have seen a lot of interest in opening a shop since the beginning, so “It was not a challenge to fill the space,” said Besemann. For many, it meant an opportunity to have “a place they can show it off.”

And they have lots of variety. Montana Made Gifts has options for tourists and locals: “every day, reasonably priced gift items.”

Most of their stuff does not compete with other local craft stores, some of which sell higher-priced items that are more shopper or centerpiece and art-themed goods. Montana Made Gifts fall more into the “every day” category.

The shop even has a ceramic studio in the back.

Besemann described it as a Sandy Besemann and her daughters stand outside the Montana Made Gifts shop. From left to “self-ser- right: Andrea Adams, Michelle Wangstad, Sandy Besemann and Sara Cox. Photo courtesy Sandy ve Besemann. studio,” where available. Besemann said they love Friday events, planning on particustomers can to have groups come participate, cipating in the Scarecrow Festival visit and choose and said it is a “fun family or group and joining various community their ceramic activity,” not just for kids, but pargroups. sculpture and ties, birthdays, etc. “Something to Montana Made Gifts are open paint it. The do that’s just fun.” seven days a week, from 10 a.m. to sculptures are For those interested in selling, 5:30 p.m. They are open during the then left to the store makes a commission on Stevensville farmers market, and get fired and the sales, but vendors also rent put up signage, so people visiting finished. When the space, and if they volunteer to can find them. they are fiwork the store one shift a month, For more information, interesnished, the custhey get a large discount on their ted parties can contact the store tomer can pick rental. Besemann said this is a directly for a space. However, they them back up. “great way to promote what you’re try not to have multiple vendors The ceramics selling.” Additionally, this helps selling the same things. They can shop is always customers build an “emotional be contacted by calling (406) open when the connection” to the crafter and their 625-2055 or by emailing montastore is open. craft. namadegifts406@gmail.com. Their Parties can call Besemann said they are “trying website is montanamadegifts406. ahead to make to get more involved with the com. They are located at 202 Main sure space will be community,” participating in First Street in Stevensville.

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by Scott Sacry Sports Editor

Softball, baseball All-Conference/All-State The All-Conference and All-State teams for Southwest B/C Softball high school softball and baseball were recently All-State and First Team All-Conferannounced, and the Bitterroot Valley was well ence: Maggie Schneiter, Florence; Jaden represented.

Fisher, Florence; Taylor Pyette, Florence.

In softball, Florence competes in the Class B/C Second Team All-Conference: Western Division, while Corvallis, Hamilton, and Morghan Adams, Florence; Elizabeth Camps, Stevensville are in the Class A Southwest ConferFlorence. ence.

In baseball, Corvallis, Florence, At top right, Florence’s Jaden Fisher was named All-State and First Team All-Conference.

Hamilton, and Stevensville all At bottom right, Hamilton’s Mariah Johnson was named All-State and First Team compete in the Class A/B South Division.

All-Conference.

Below, Corvallis’s Joe Hixon was named All-State and First Team All-Conference.

South A/B Baseball Photos by Scott Sacry.

All-State: Chase Wagner, Florence; Jordan Vigil, Florence; Bridger Huddleston, Hamilton; Joe Hixon, Corvallis.

All-Conference First Team: Chase Wagner, Florence; Jordan Vigil, Florence; Bridger Huddleston, Hamilton; Joe Hixon, Corvallis; Wes Potter, Florence; Brady DeMoss, Hamilton.

Second Team All-Conference: Boedy Tadvick, Hamilton; McCoy Endres, Stevensville; Jackson Lubke, Hamilton; Adrian Cardullo, Hamilton; Jude Widmer, Hamilton; Calan Rocco, Florence.

Honorable Mention: Waylon Lendak, Corvallis; Jackson Guenzler, Stevensville; Alden Crawford, Florence.

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All-State: Mariah Johnson, Hamilton; Dawson Ekin, Hamilton; Brooklyn Cary, Corvallis; Ella Daly, Corvallis; Molly Davids, Stevensville.

All-Conference First Team: Mariah Johnson, Hamilton; Dawson Ekin, Hamilton; Brooklyn Cary, Corvallis; Ella Daly, Corvallis; Molly Davids, Stevensville; Casey Kennedy, Hamilton.

Second Team All-Conference: Hayleigh Savage, Hamilton; Addalyn Henderson, Hamilton; Emma Tan, Stevensville.

Honorable Mention: Brooke Savage, Hamilton; Tayleigh Bakken, Hamilton; Maddix Yeager, Stevensville; Isabella Cardullo, Corvallis.

Red Sox off and running

The Bitterroot Red Sox are off to a strong start in the 2026 American Legion Baseball season. The Red Sox have won their first 10 games while outscoring their opponents 11224. This includes a 19-10 win in their opening game over the Class AA Missoula Mavericks.

“We have a very talented group of young men, many of whom could be playing for travel club teams. Instead, they have chosen to represent their hometown and community,” said Thad Widmer, a Bitterroot Red Sox board member. “They understand that their talent, work ethic, and character can help them reach the next level without leaving behind the people who support them and show up to cheer them on every summer.”

The Bitterroot Red Sox play in the West District in the Class A Division of the Montana/Alberta American Legion Baseball League. At the end of the season, the top two teams from the West District tournament advance to the Class A State tournament. The top two teams from the state tournament advance to the Northwest Class A Regional Tournament. There is no World Series in Class A Legion baseball. The 2025 Red Sox had a historic season last summer, winning the 2025 Northwest Class A Regional Championship.

The 2026 Red Sox played seven games last week. On Wednesday, June 10, they defeated the Mission Valley Mariners 6-0 and 11-0. Then on Friday, June 12, they defeated the Lewistown Redbirds 11-3, the Cody Cubs 12-0, and the Bozeman Bucks 12-0. On Saturday, June 13, they defeated the Bozeman Bucks 9-7 and the Gallatin Valley Outlaws 14-0. Finally, on Sunday, June 14, they defeated the Havre Northstars 9-1.

The Bitterroot Red Sox have a long tradition of excellence and community involvement in the Bitterroot Valley. “Giving back to the community is important to our program,” said Widmer. “Throughout the season, we host community nights that provide free admission to local organizations and groups.

One of our most meaningful upcoming events will be our “Play Like Robert” Night.

We have several special activities planned, and it promises to be a memorable evening for our players, families, and fans.”

The Bitterroot Bucs, the other Bitterroot Valley Legion team, don’t have a team this season. Three former Bucs players are currently on this year’s Red Sox roster.

For more information about the Red Sox, and to see their 2026 schedule, go to the team’s website at www.bitterrootredsox.org.

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John D. Greef attorney at law P.O. Box 1926 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 360-8117 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: Janice M. Garfield, Deceased.

Case No.: DP-2026-03 Department No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Garry L. Garfield, Jr. has been appointed Personal Representative of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to Garry L. Garfield, Jr., the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, in c/o John D. Greef, P.O. Box 1926, Hamilton, MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

DATED this 21st day of May, 2026. /s/ John D. Greef John D. Greef, Attorney for Personal Representative BS 5-27, 6-3, 6-10, 6-172026.

MNAXLP John D. Greef Attorney at Law P.O. Box 1926 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 360-8117 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: Chad Grossenburg, Deceased.

Case No.: DP-20260000024 Department No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that John Michael Grossenbury has been appointed as the Personal Representative of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to John Michael Grossenburg, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, in c/o John D. Greef, P.O. Box 1926, Hamilton, MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

DATED this 21st day of May, 2026. /s/ John D. Greef John D. Greef, Attorney for Personal Representative BS 5-27, 6-3, 6-10, 6-172026.

MNAXLP MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE NAME CHANGE OF Nikolay Pavlovich Shved: Nikolay Pavlovich Shved, Petitioner.

Cause No.: DV-41-20260000232-NC Dept No.: 1 - Howard F. Recht NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE This is a notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Nikolay Pavlovich Shved to Nikolay Garyvich Ackermann. The hearing will be on July 15, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Dated May 29, 2026.

Paige Trautwein, Clerk of District Court /s/ Janenne Sorenson, Deputy Clerk of Court BS 6-3, 6-10, 6-17, 6-242026.

MNAXLP MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE NAME CHANGE OF Daniel Pavlovich Shved: Daniel Pavlovich Shved, Petitioner.

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tioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Daniel Pavlovich Shved to Daniel Garyvich Ackermann.

The hearing will be on July 15, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Dated May 29, 2026.

Paige Trautwein, Clerk of District Court /s/ Catherine Di Gleria, Deputy Clerk of Court BS 6-3, 6-10, 6-17, 6-242026.

MNAXLP PUBLIC HEARING The Darby Town Council will hold a public hearing regarding the passing of Ordinance 172, Provisions and Regulations to Town Parks.

Comments may be given orally at the hearing or submitted in writing before 5:00 p.m. on June 22, 2026. For more information contact Darby Town Hall at (406) 821-3753.

The hearing will be held at: Darby Town Hall 101 East Tanner Avenue June 23, 2026 6:00 PM BS 6-10, 6-17-2026.

MNAXLP NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE CITY OF HAMILTON PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD The City of Hamilton is proposing to update Title 16 (Subdivision Regulations) of the Hamilton Municipal Code.

More information, including a complete draft of the proposed update, is available at www. cityofhamilton.net, by contacting the Hamilton Planning Department at (406) 363-2101 ext. 218, mrohrbach@cityofhamilton.net, or visiting Hamilton City Hall at 223 South 2nd Street, Hamilton, MT. Public Hearing The City of Hamilton Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing to review, take public comment, and consider a recommendation to City Council on the proposed Title 16 (Subdivision Regulations) update on Monday, July 6, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. on the 2nd floor of Hamilton City Hall, 223 South 2nd Street, Hamilton, MT. Open Houses There will also be two open houses for the public to learn more about, ask questions, and comment on the proposed update. The open houses will take place on Wednesday, June 17, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. and

5:30 p.m. and will be held on the 2nd floor of Hamilton City Hall, 223 South 2nd Street, Hamilton, MT. At the public hearing any member of the public may attend and make comment in person or remotely. Instructions for remote participation are available on the City of Hamilton website www.cityofhamilton.net, or by contacting aenglish@cityofhamilton.net.

Comments prior to the Planning and Zoning Board hearing may be submitted to the Planning Department by emailing aenglish@cityofhamilton.net. Comments may also be mailed or delivered in person to City of Hamilton Planning Department, 223 South 2nd Street, Hamilton, MT 59840.

BS 6-10, 6-17-2026.

MNAXLP Legal Notice The Board of County Commissioners (BCC) will conduct a public hearing for a Ravalli County Open Lands Bond project on Tuesday, July 7, 2026 at 1:30 P.M. in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room (Third Floor) of the County Administrative Building located at 215 South 4th Street, Hamilton, MT 59840. The project is called Fox Conservation Easement (85.28 acres). The project is located about 4.3 miles north of Darby, Montana. Tax ID: 1107000.

Bitter Root Land Trust is the applicant. Information describing the proposals are available for inspection on the Ravalli County website at https://ravalli.us/181/Open-Lands-Board and at the Planning Department, located at the County Administrative Building, 215 S. 4th Street, Suite F, Hamilton, MT 59840. Written comments are encouraged to be submitted to the Planning Department prior to the public hearing and will be forwarded to the BCC for consideration at the public hearing. The public may comment verbally or in writing at the hearings. Comments and information submitted at the public hearing will be considered in the decision. Submit email comments to: planning@ rc.mt.gov, and questions can be asked by phone at 406-3756530.

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MNAXLP The Ravalli County Transportation Committee will meet (via email) on the 25th of June, 2026 to approve/make adjustments to school transportation routes and approve any individual transportation contracts for the 2026-27 school year. If you have any questions or comments regarding any school district’s bus routes, please send them to the Ravalli County Superintendent of Schools, 215 South 4th Street, Hamilton, MT 59840 or email them to recorder@rc.mt.gov or call Regina Plettenberg 375-6555, before June 25th.

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MNAXLP Naomi J. Cheeney Cheeney Law, PLLC PO Box 212 Hamilton, MT 59840 Phone: (406) 363-9060 Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: RONALD I. CORBETT, Deceased.

Case No.: DP-41-2026-72 Dept. No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the above-named Estate. All persons having claims against the Decedent are required to present their claims within four months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to Nathan C. Knopf, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at Cheeney Law, PLLC, PO Box 212, Hamilton, MT 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

DATED the 11th day of June 2026. /s/ Nathan C. Knopf, Personal Representative BS 6-17, 6-24, 7-1-2026.

MNAXLP MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE NAME CHANGE OF Christine Marie Greene: Christine Marie Greene, Petitioner.

Cause No.: DV-41-20260000254-NC Dept No.: Howard F. Recht NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE This is a notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Christine Marie Greene to Christine Marie Smith. The hearing will be on July 22, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

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A complete list of all property on which taxes are delinquent is on file in the office of the Ravalli County Treasurer and is open to public inspection and examination on Monday thru Friday from 8:15 am to 5 pm.

For further information, please contact the Ravalli County Treasurer at 215 S. 4th St., Suite H, Hamilton MT 59840 or at 406-375-6580.

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Bitterroot National Forest partners with U.S. troops to enhance forest facilities Bitterroot National Forest members along with U.S. troops are planning to improve multiple infrastructure projects on the forest this July under the Innovative Readiness Training Program. This program will not only help the forest improve its visitors’ experiences through the enhancement of facilities, habitats, trails and roads but will also help to fulfill the yearly two-week duty requirements for guardsmen and reservists, a win-win situation.

Proposed improvements are located on the West Fork and Darby-Sula Ranger Districts of the Bitterroot National Forest.

Projects include road and bridge maintenance, trail clearing and historic cabin renovation.

“We are very excited about the unique

partnership opportunity that the Innovative Readiness Training Program provides for our Forest and the community,” said Steve Brown, Bitterroot National Forest district ranger. “The professional skill set that the military brings to the table will enable us to accomplish a wide variety of project work in fairly short order, providing a great service to the Bitterroot Valley.”

The training team consists of many different U.S. Guard, Reserve active-duty units from across the United States. These units are then paired with different community needs.

These partnerships allow troops to meet their training requirements in dynamic real-world applications while assisting the Forest Service in accomplishing

critical infrastructure repair and renovation to improve public and recreational access.

For months, Forest Service members have been working closely with the training team to coordinate projects and logistics. When the team arrives, the forest will continue this close cooperation in the field with safety as the highest priority.

“All of our conversations steer back to how we can ensure the highest level of public and personnel safety at the various project sites,” said Brown.

The first group of military members will arrive in mid-June, and project work is planned for the end of June through the month of July. No roads or trails are expected to close during these projects.

Signs will be placed around projects and

flaggers and road guards will help direct traffic when needed.

This project has received support from local partners and without them, these operations may not have been possible.

The Darby School District, Trapper Creek Job Corps, Darby Office of Public Works, the Darby Mayor’s Office, Ravalli County Airport as well as other local groups have been key in providing logistics such as lodging, travel and other coordination.

To follow training team accomplishments in June and July, interested persons can visit the Bitterroot National Forest Facebook page.

To learn more about the innovative readiness training program that conducts dozens of partnership projects a year, visit the IRT Facebook page.

Pavement preservation work to occur on Eastside Highway The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT), along with construction partner Knife River, Inc., will begin a pavement preservation project on Secondary Highway 203 (S 203), commonly known as Eastside Highway, east of Florence.

The project begins half a mile

south of the 8 Mile Creek Road roundabout and ends at the intersection with US Highway 93 (US 93).

Improvements include crack sealing the existing surface, applying a new asphalt overlay, and finishing with a seal and cover (chip seal), fog seal, upgraded pavement markings, signage, guardrail, and

rumble strips. Work will begin the week of June 22 and be completed by the end of August, weather and other unforeseen factors permitting. This project will extend the service life of the roadway while enhancing safety, quality and drivability.

Crews will pause work for the

Fourth of July at 3 p.m. on Thursday, July 2, and resume construction activities on Monday, July 6.

Motorists should expect single-lane traffic from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. controlled by flaggers and delays up to 15 minutes. Select work will occur at night between 6:30 p.m. and 6 a.m. Please follow

all posted signage and reduced speeds through the project area. For the most up-to-date information, visit: www.511mt.net/.

The public is encouraged to contact Joan Redeen at 406-3961978 or email mdtprojectpi@ mt.gov with any questions or comments.

BANK: Stevensville Town Council discusses finances, firefighter safety Continued from page 1

annual audit process. So far, according to Crowe, they have not yet been knocked for failing to comply in this area. According to Underwood, “This just shows that the finance department has a high standard, and is trying to do right by the town.”

The review concluded that Stevensville has maintained a consistent approach to managing public funds by emphasizing both security and financial performance.

Officials said the 2023 transfer to First Security Bank was an authorized effort to obtain better interest rates while continuing to protect public deposits under Montana law.

The town’s most recent bank reconciliation was reported to be balanced in May 2026, and an updated cash report was provided to officials on June 9, 2026.

Later in the meeting, Jeff Motley, the Stevensville Fire Chief, spoke to the council. The agenda item he was involved with presented the idea of hiring grant writing services for the fire department. Stevensville Fire Department is going to be apply-

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ing for the Assistance to Firefighters Grant, offered by FEMA. The grant would cover the cost to re-outfit the department with updated safety equipment. The current equipment the department has is, according to Motley, in its eleventh year of use, with a lifespan of 10 years. In other words, Motley expressed, “The problem does not go away,” if they do not approve this.

Motley said they will need 28 new sets in order to replace one for each firefighter and to have a couple extra sets. That would cost the department, and the town, over $100,000. That personal protection gear, Motley explained, is essential. Each set, according to Motley, costs around $5,000.

The department’s plan is to hire a professional grant writer to increase chances of receiving the assistance. The cost would be around $3,000, and the firefighters have selected Grantmasters Inc. According to Motley, Florence Fire uses them regularly.

The department has also used this company before, when they sought a grant to upgrade their radio equipment.

Because the grant writing company has worked with the department before, it will

already have access to a lot of background information that these grants require, meaning the process could be done much more quickly and efficiently than if they contracted a different company.

The grant will also call for a 5% match, which was estimated at around $7,000.

The department plans to apply to the RAPP Family Foundation for a grant to help with some of these up-front costs.

The department will also be hosting several fundraisers, including an upcoming pancake breakfast, among others.

During discussion, Stevensville Town Council Member Karen Wandler said, “They are volunteers, and we need to protect them all we can.” It was also apparent that if the department was not approved to engage Grantmasters Inc. and they applied and failed to receive the grant, the department would be back to request the full $100,000 for the replacement of the outdated equipment that keeps them alive.

The council approved the request.

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One it out on Facebook for space applieach month 6:00 pm B ngo every Tuesday at 6 p m • 25 years exper ence Quilters the second Tuesday of JANET J. SPANNUTH; Clerk Decedent are required to • 25 years experience mom o a past group stated how • 25 years experience Quilters the second Tuesday of JANET J. SPANNUTH; Clerk Decedent are required to each mon h 6 00 pm mom o a past group stated how Quilters the second Tuesday of JANET J. SPANNUTH; Clerk Decedent are required to mom of a past group stated how Quarterly Membership Meetach mon h 6 00 pm • 25 years experience mom of a past group stated how each month 6:00 mom of past group stated how The B tterroot Qu ters Gu dd d134 Quilters the second Tuesday of JANET J. SPANNUTH; Clerk Decedent are required each month pm ach month 6:00 pm mom aapast group stated how The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild each month 6:00 pm meets the 1st Monday o the to mom oa mon h6:00 66:00 00 mom past group stated how 12 a e nv ed o Vaca on B b e Schoo The Bat tterroot Qu ters February 4 2022 noon at The mom of aof past group stated how each month pmpm nin the BBitterroot, tterroot ma ntenance ach month 6:00 pm The B tterroot Qu ters dGu The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild February 4, 2022 at noon at The mom of aof past group stated how The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild theLap trail maintenance, each month 6:00 pm The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild February 4 2022 at noon at The Kiwanis B tterroot Qu ters Gu February 4, 2022 at noon atGu The in Victor February 4, 2022 at noon at The The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild February 4, 2022 at noon at The o a past group stated how The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild hheach mon h703 66:00 00 pm Laundry Love free ons ops aLove etheir ptra ov ded egwithin s within awithin on mom mom of a past group stated how P noch e Sa urdays aat 7 pm ch month 6:00 pm Laundry Love free Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm Post 47 ngs 1 p m Thursdays Ju y 7at Women meet the ourth Tuesday omeet Deceased.

B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims PUBLIC NOTICE mom o a past group stated how Post 47 ings, 1 p.m.

Thursdays, July 7, Women meet the fourth Tuesday of re resh ng t was to be ab e to meet Deceased.

B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within PUBLIC NOTICE each month 6:00 pm Laundry Love free M ss on Street Free homecooked mom of a past group stated how P noch e Sa urdays a 7 pm Sen o Cen e s open Mondays WednesDSC Each mon h he c ub conof a past group stated how refreshing it was to be able to meet month 6:00 pm Laundry Love free Laundry Love free month pm The B tterroot Qu ters Gu d Pinochle Saturdays 7 pm P noch e Sa urdays a 7 pm mom of a past group stated how Pinochle Saturdays 7 pm Laundry free Deceased.

B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims PUBLIC NOTICE ch month 6:00 pm The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild Pet Sale Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm Pinochle Saturdays at 7 pm re resh ng t was to be ab e to Deceased.

B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present claims PUBLIC NOTICE cation form and rules.

Deceased.

B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within PUBLIC NOTICE Pokeno 2nd and 4th Fr day at refreshing it was to be able to meet re resh ng t was to be ab e to meet refreshing it was to be able to meet Laundry Love free Deceased.

B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within PUBLIC NOTICE The B tterroot Qu ters Gu d w meet on Wednesday JanuP noch e Sa urdays a refreshing it was to be able to meet refreshing it was to be able to meet Laundry Love free • way coo person The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild will meet on Wednesday, JanuPinochle Saturdays at 7 pm The Bitterroot Quilters’ Guild ings, 1 p.m.

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All each month.

Case No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date BitterRoot Bus and MR refreshing itmoms was to be able to meet A ernoon P noch e Fr days mea s w th a message For more will meet on Wednesday, JanuNo.: DP-22-06 four months after the date BitterRoot Bus and MR other moms rom the com ort o her Case No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date BitterRoot Bus and MR Afternoon Afternoon Pinochle Fridays other moms from the comfort of her Case No.: DP-22-06 four months after the date BitterRoot Bus and MR other moms from the comfort of her Cats, kittens, dogs, puppies Afternoon Pinochle Fridays other moms rom the com ort o her ary 26 at Da yLeach Leach Commun ty ty laundry wwill meet on Wednesday Januother moms from the comfort of her American Legion Ravalli Post other moms from the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community p m meet on Wednesday, Januwill meet on Wednesday, Janulaundry appointwill meet on Wednesday, Janulaundry appointrom com ort o ary 26 at Da y Leach Commun October 6, 2022.

All dues-paid other from the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community vensv e Guest speaker w be other moms from the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community 12 15 pm A ernoon P noch e Fr days ary 26 at Da y Leach Commun ty vensville.

Guest speaker will be laundry appointb ng o V c o Pa k B e oo Peop e s other moms from the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community 12:15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays ary 26 at Daly Community laundry appointF re Ha Contact Robert Dav s appoint• award w nn ng agent vensv e Guest speaker w be 12 15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays schoo n S evensv e Ju y 27-31 om laundry appointcook ng fire start ng and Leave No • award winning agent ary 26 at Da y Leach Commun ty vensville.

Guest speaker will be 12:15 pm vensville.

Guest speaker will be Afternoon Pinochle Fridays 12:15 pm cooking, fire starting and Leave No ary 26 at Daly Leach Community Afternoon Pinochle Fridays ary 26 at Daly Leach Community vensville.

Guest speaker will be 2 15 pm 12:15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays laundry appointother moms rom the com ort o her • award w nn ng agent ary 26 at Daly Leach Community 2:15 pm day at 12 noon at BJ s restaurant n laundry appointother moms from the comfort of her • award winning agent Dept.

No. 1 ___________________ of the first publication of this TMA of Missoula is apply• award winning agent Dept.

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No. 1 ___________________ of the first publication of this TMA of Missoula is applyother moms from the comfort of her 12:15 pm ary 26 at Da y Leach Commun ty Dept.

No. 1 ___________________ of the fi rst publication of this TMA of Missoula is applyother moms from the comfort of her Dept.

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The hope of the group NOTICE TO notice or said claims will be ing for our annual 5311 grant 1010 W Ma n Ham ton sis to prov de support and decrease Broker ABR CRS GRI living room.

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Off road organization invites volunteers to trail revival weekend Ravalli County Off Road User Association (ROR) supports OHV recreation in the Bitterroot Valley and surrounding public lands. ROR works closely with the Bitterroot National Forest to maintain existing trails and improve riding opportunities with trail connectors, reroutes around degraded sections and trailhead/ parking areas. Its membership and activities support youth education, access for all

riders, seasonal meetings, monthly rides, sponsorship support and active engagement with public agencies to support OHV recreation. ROR work supports a variety of recreational users including OHVs, hiking, biking, hunters, anglers, horseback riding, etc.

ROR is planning a trail and single-track reopening/clean up weekend on June 27 and 28 at Ambrose Saddle. Due to the high

wind events over the winter, a higher-thannormal amount of work is anticipated that needs to be completed to make road access points and trails available for use. This is in addition to known trail sections that need improvements to stabilize the tread surface properly.

Interested persons can visit the OnX website for additional details at www.onxmaps.com/offroad/stewardship/trail-revi-

val-project/ravalli-county-mt (Trail Revival Project). Creating a login to sign up is free if you are not a member of OnX. For those seeking more information, ROR can also be contacted by email at rcoffroaduserassociation@gmail.com. OnX is providing food, giveaways (chainsaws, cooler, gift certificates and other items from local sponsors and businesses) and funding for heavy equipment. Limited dry camping is available.

Shared stewardship advances across western Montana

The Lolo National Forest and The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) are expanding their collaborative efforts to improve forest health, reduce wildfire risk and enhance landscape resilience through strengthened shared stewardship across western Montana.

Under the leadership of Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz, shared stewardship efforts nationwide are being renewed and expanded to focus on results rather than process.

In Montana, the landmark Shared Stewardship Agreement (2025) signed

by Governor Greg Gianforte and Chief Schultz has led to the identification of two priority landscapes: the Kootenai– Flathead landscape and the Bitterroot landscape. Over the last few months, DNRC and Lolo National Forest have been working in close partnership to identify a third Shared Stewardship landscape across approximately 345,000 acres. This

approach helps federal, state, Tribal and local partners work together at meaningful scales, ensuring the right actions happen in the right places.

“The addition of this third landscape places our total acreage under this historic agreement at 750,000 acres,” Governor Greg Gianforte said. “This new Shared Stewardship landscape on the Lolo National Forest builds on our commitment to active forest management and ensures we are taking responsibility today for the forests that future generations will inherit.”

Shared stewardship allows land managers to collaboratively identify needs, set priorities and coordinate work across boundaries. By combining expertise, projects can move more efficiently from planning to implementation. The Forest Service and the state of Montana continue to leverage approaches like the Good Neighbor Authority to accelerate forest management and wildfire risk reduction.

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“This new landscape gives DNRC, the Lolo National Forest, and local partners a shared foundation for coordinated, long-term work in western Montana,” said DNRC Director Amanda Kaster. “I’m proud of the progress we have made to streamline planning and deliver on this landmark agreement.”

“Working together across boundaries is essential to creating healthier, more resilient forests,” said Ben Johnson, Lolo National Forest Supervisor. “By working in partnership the Lolo National Forest and the State of Montana can reduce wildfire risks, protect communities, support local economies and restore landscapes at the scale needed to address the issues facing our national forests.”

Since its inception in 2018, Montana’s Good Neighbor Authority program has demonstrated what is possible when the State and the Forest Service work as a

team. The LNF and DNRC are committed to expanding opportunities for collaboration, using shared stewardship as a foundation for landscape scale restoration and effective wildfire risk reduction across Montana.

The Shared Stewardship Agreement is additive to both agencies’ robust portfolio of active forest management projects. In 2025, DNRC’s supported the Forest Service in timber sales and forest restoration projects covering more than 40,000 acres through the Good Neighbor Authority.

To view the Shared Stewardship Agreement between the State of Montana and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, visit: 2025-Shared-Stewardship-Agreement-USFS-Montana.

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Opinion Wednesday, June 17, 2026

Montana GOP Platform or What

Some planks in the Montana GOP platform are questionable in first reading.

One proposes to tax family and other small farms out of farming. That would result in those properties being available to either make the big farms bigger or to introduce other activities that would benefit the real estate industry. This is a thinly disguised land grab brought about by taxation of a specific activity and is an abuse of government authority.

The second denies analysis as written.

It proposes to exempt some farm property from taxation then increase the tax on other farm property to finance a layoff in the Department of Revenue. Meanwhile stating the results would give farmers and ranchers the chance to invest in “Infrastructure.”

On the surface it appears to be another proposal that would result in farmland becoming available to the real estate industry with the justification that it would allow farmers and ranchers the opportunity to invest in unspecified “Infrastructure.”

If the farmers and ranchers were not content where they are they would already have left. That is to say, without the experience of having been taxed out of their activities for the convenience of an unknown person.

In conclusion, it appears that both planks are, in fact, intended to cause the involuntary conversion of farmland to some other purpose.

To put it bluntly, the intention is to force farmers and ranchers off their lands by means of taxation to provide for the development of an undisclosed enterprise. The historical use of taxation for control has not changed in the minds of many in the GOP. Such mentalities have no place in positions of authority.

William (Bill) Campbell Conner

Thank you, Bitterroot Star

Now that another election season has come and gone, I would like to take a moment to thank the Bitterroot Star for the role it played in keeping the public informed.

In an era when many media outlets are criticized for favoring one viewpoint over another, the Bitterroot Star provided a forum where citizens from across the political spectrum could express their opinions, support their candidates, challenge ideas, and participate in the public discussion.

Whether readers agreed or disagreed with the viewpoints expressed, the opportunity for open dialogue is essential to a healthy community and a functioning democracy.

I would also like to commend General Manager Sarah Glass for her leadership and stewardship of the newspaper. Under her guidance, the Star appears to be increasingly focused on the people, issues, events, and concerns that matter most to the residents of Ravalli County. Local journalism serves an important purpose when it reflects the interests of the community it serves, and I believe the paper has made meaningful strides in that direction.

Elections can be contentious, and emotions often run high. Yet throughout the season, the Bitterroot Star provided space for differing voices and viewpoints while helping residents stay informed about issues affecting our valley. That service deserves recognition and appreciation.

Thank you to Sarah Glass and the entire staff of the Bitterroot Star for your hard work, dedication, and commitment to serving the citizens of Ravalli County.

Helen and Marc Sabin Corvallis

Burning coal to make electricity is just dumb

There certainly was a time in history when extracting and burning fossil fuels was a reasonable, even necessary choice. It was far better than burning whale oil and helped power industrial growth in America.

But nostalgia and tradition cannot override hard data. Today, the argument for keeping coal-fired power plants running has entirely lost its financial and logical footing.

Burning coal is fundamentally outdated technology. Modern coal plants are incredibly inefficient, converting only about a third of their raw thermal energy into actual electricity. The remaining 60 percent is completely lost to the atmosphere as waste heat. Contrast this with wind and solar, which bypass the massive thermal waste of combustion entirely, capturing kinetic and radiant energy and converting it directly into power.

The environmental toll of this inefficiency is staggering. Coal generates roughly 20 times more carbon emissions per unit of energy than solar power, and up to 80 times more than wind. Burning coal is very harmful to our environment.

A decade ago, renewables were a relatively expensive alternative. Today, thanks to plummeting technology and battery storage costs, unsubsidized utility-scale solar and onshore wind are consistently the cheapest sources of new bulk electricity generation.

In fact, it is now frequently cheaper to build brand-new wind and solar infrastructure from scratch than it is to simply pay the operating and fuel costs of keeping an existing coal plant running. Furthermore, solar and wind ‘fuel’ is permanently free.

Perhaps the most overlooked cost of coal, however, is its drain on natural resources—specifically, our water. In regions where drought, native vegetation and wildlife management, and the health of local watersheds are constant concerns, fossil fuel power plants are a massive liability. They require millions of gallons of water just to create steam and cool their systems. Solar and wind technologies consume a mere 1 to 5 percent of the water required by coal to produce the exact same amount of energy. Transitioning a power grid entirely to renewables can cut total energy-related water consumption by up to 95%, easing the strain on our rivers and drought-prone landscapes.

The Trump administration’s intent on propping up the coal industry is misguided at best. It is disappointing that our nation’s treasure is spent on fossil fuel industries instead of moving America toward sustainable renewable energy.

We are standing at a crossroads of energy production and land use. Embracing the transition to clean energy isn’t just an environmental imperative—it is the only economically sound choice for our future.

It’s time to leave coal in the past and put displaced coal workers to work building renewable energy systems.

Steve Schmidt Darby

What’s crazy now?

Every day there is something crazy to stun us. We can’t stop for now the worst policies of this administration but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Here are a few of my concerns: Entrance Fees to National Parks being funneled to Trump’s DC vanity projects.

There is a huge backlog of maintenance for Glacier NP and Yellowstone NP. Montana’s lost fees amount to $230 million going to things like the painted ultra blue reflection pool in the national mall, which has a major underground leak.

November 2025 the House and Senate unanimously passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act and President Trump signed it. The totality of files is yet to be released unredacted except for the survivor names.

Americans, left and right, want these files

released now.

The screwworm, a flesh eating fly larvae has been found in Texas cattle. Guess what happens when a program from the 1960’s is stopped to protect US cattle. Who stopped it? DOGE is why. The young computer geeks Musk sent in every agency did not know the significance of the program which introduced sterile files for years and protected the cattle industry. Now Brooke Rollins, Secretary of the USDA and the GOP want you to believe it was Biden. Stop with the Biden blame game when he is long gone from office.

Marilyn Wolff Stevensville

In support of RML

I was born in Hamilton and am a second generation Montanan. I grew up and still live just blocks away from Rocky Mountain Lab. RML has been an integral part of my life since I was a young girl lining up for tick shots at the Jefferson Elementary School and recently taking my children and grandchildren on a tour of the lab sponsored by the Bitterroot Public Library. It has always been a source of pride for our community.

I support RML, a world-renowned bio research facility specializing in infectious diseases, such as Q-fever, tick-borne viruses, and Ebola. This facility continues to play a critical role in developing new vaccines and treatments that have saved thousands, if not millions, of lives. Its research has strengthened our ability to understand deadly diseases, respond to outbreaks and protect communities around the world. Supporting RML means supporting Scientific Progress, Public Health and life-saving innovations.

RML is a vital institution, a major part of our community, and it deserves our support.

Alene Tunny Hamilton

Attention Evangelical Christians and Republicans

Many of Trump’s supporters are Christian and believe the Bible to be the word of God and an authoritative guide to God’s will and to human history, for example: The Bible says that animals such as donkeys and snakes talk, and that the sun and moon stood still so the Israelites could kill their enemies. In battle, God commanded the Israelites to kill not only soldiers but also elderly men, women, children, and animals, and to take virgin girls as sex slaves for those who killed their families. The universe, including humans, was created in six days, and men thrown into a blazing furnace came out unharmed.

We are told that a man survived inside a whale for three days; that God created a flood; and that Noah built a boat in which his family and every animal on Earth, including kangaroos, polar bears, dingoes, pandas, woolly mammoths, and dinosaurs, were saved. And dead people rotting in their graves were brought back to life.

There is a correlation between believing something on faith, such as the Bible, and being gullible and blind to the truth about the lies Trump tells, especially when the clergy endorses it.

It is easy to understand why many Christians, especially Republicans, believe Trump when he said the 2020 election was “rigged” against him and that immigrants were “eating dogs and cats.” He said the rioters were “unbelievable patriots,” called the January 6th riots a “day of love,” and claimed, “not one of those people had a gun,” even though many were arrested for carrying firearms.

Trump claimed he would reduce prescription drug prices by “1,500%”, said there was no “inflation”, he lied about turning on the “valve” to supply Los Angeles during the shortage, and claimed he was not mentioned in the Epstein files, even though it was verified that he was mentioned more than 1,000

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Do you believe God would send us someone who is a pathological liar, unethical, irresponsible, delusional, insecure, cunning, combative, a dishonest businessman, a sexual abuser, a criminal, or a solipsist with a very low IQ to represent this country or Christianity? Trump has also been incriminated as being a Russian asset, a pedophile, having the spirit of the anti-Christ, and closely mimicking Hitler’s rhetoric, spirit, and political tactics.

How on Earth can anyone justify, respect, or support such a horrible man or president?

A rational or moral person cannot do so; only someone like Trump can love him as they love themselves. The sayings “birds of a feather flock together” and “two peas in a pod” exemplify this perfectly.

Mark Snider Hamilton

RML questions

I attended the June 10, 2026, meeting of the Ravalli County Board of Health (BOH) which was focused on the subject of recent “incidents” at Rocky Mountain Labs (RML) and the arrest of two men in Detroit who were charged with attempting to smuggle vials of the virus which causes monkey pox into the country and lying about it to the customs authority. The men, Vincent Munster and Claude Kwe, are both employed by RML and, presumably, were expected to carry the virus back to Hamilton for further research.

See https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/ crime/2026/06/03/nih-monkeypox-detroit-scientists-africa/90384319007/.

Neither Dr. Marshall Bloom, a director at RML, nor Commander Megan Brose, a safety manager at the same lab, would comment directly on the arrest of Munster who was apparently in charge of the illegal operation, stating repeatedly that it was an ongoing investigation and that Munster was “innocent until proven guilty”. This was repeated so much that, when a member of the BOH mentioned it in a somewhat sarcastic manner, it drew laughter from the crowd.

• Is Vincent Munster still employed by RML? • Is Munster restricted from entry into the building?

• Has he visited the building since his arrest?

• What is his current relationship with the lab?

What are his duties there currently?

Instead of answering these questions directly, Bloom referred to the “incident” as under investigation and, therefore, was unable to say anything about it. We still do not know if Munster is actively working at RML. Brose, in her presentation on safety protocols and procedures at the lab, made a statement to the tune that there was “very little risk if there was no failure”. This implies there is a possibility of failure which does carry some risk. During the public comment time, I directly asked her what a failure would look like and what the risk to the local community was in the event of a failure. She equivocated and instead brought out the concept of redundancy to ensure that, even in the event of a failure, it would be contained. (Redundancy means that even if three pairs of latex gloves and a leather glove are worn, a monkey can still bite through them, which was one of the incidents being investigated, admittedly a failure of redundancy). I wanted to know, in detail, what “failure” meant, she gave a tour of the ways in which the lab was quite certain that failure, if it did occur, would not pose a risk to the community.

The question still stands.

What would a real failure at RML look like? This is what I wanted to know and neither Brose nor Bloom would touch that at all.

Roger Mitchell Stevensville

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Wednesday, June 17, 2026

New book revisits Montana’s forgotten horse racing empire

by Mike Hudgins Most Montanans know Marcus Daly as a copper king who helped shape the state’s early mining economy. Fewer realize he also played a significant role in building a horse racing operation that, for a brief stretch in the late 1800s, put Montana in the thick of American thoroughbred racing.

That story is at the heart of “When Montana Outraced the East,” a new book by historian Catharine Melin-Moser, who recently shared her research during a presentation at the Marcus Daly Mansion. The event drew a crowd of local history enthusiasts eager to hear about a chapter of Montana sports history that has largely faded from public memory.

“They were really interested and asked a lot of questions,” Melin-Moser said. “It was a good turnout and a good presentation.”

Her work reveals a little-known era when Montana-bred thoroughbreds were not just competitive on the national stage, but dominant in some of the country’s most prestigious races.

The idea for the book began more than a decade ago while she was combing through Montana newspapers from the 1880s and 1890s. She kept stumbling across brief, almost unbelievable references to Montana horses winning major eastern races.

“I’d read snippets of information that told of thoroughbred horses from Montana winning important eastern races,” she said.

“Montana was still very much a frontier at that time, and I wondered how all that came to be.”

The answer led her into a story built around three self-made Montana millionaires: Marcus Daly, Samuel Larabie and Noah Armstrong. At a time when Kentucky and Tennessee largely controlled thoroughbred breeding, the men became convinced that Montana offered something different, and potentially better.

They believed Montana’s bunchgrass, wide-open land and high-altitude climate could produce stronger, faster horses capable of competing with the most established bloodlines in the country.

Not everyone was convinced.

“When eastern traditionalists heard about this, they thought they were absolutely nuts,” Melin-Moser said.

Many in the racing world expected Montana horses to be undersized, undertrained and outmatched by animals bred in the long-established racing regions of the East.

Instead, Montana began to win.

Between roughly 1886 and 1900, Montana horses emerged as a legitimate force in

American racing. One of the most famous victories came when Noah Armstrong’s horse, Spokane, won the 1889 Kentucky Derby.

Other Montana-connected horses went on to capture major wins in races such as the Belmont Stakes, the American Derby and the Metropolitan Handicap.

As victories piled up, skepticism among eastern sportswriters and racing officials

began to give way to reluctant respect.

“They earned eastern traditionalists’ respect,” Melin-Moser said.

But that kind of success came at a price.

The scale of the operation was enormous for the time. Horses were shipped thousands of miles by rail. Breeding stock was imported from Kentucky, Tennessee, England and South America. Specialized barns, training

facilities and rail cars were built to support the growing enterprise.

Marcus Daly alone reportedly invested more than $1 million into horse racing, a staggering sum in the late nineteenth century.

Despite the financial strain, the men continued to invest heavily in the sport, driven by ambition, pride and a desire to prove that Montana could compete on equal footing with the established centers of American racing.

Melin-Moser’s research also uncovered layers of the story that go beyond the owners and the races themselves. One of the most telling shifts she noted was the changing landscape of jockeys during this period.

In the early years of American horse racing, African American jockeys were dominant figures in the sport. As the industry professionalized and prize money increased, white jockeys increasingly displaced them, reshaping the sport by the early twentieth century.

She also found herself drawn to the personalities of both the horses and the people who built their reputations.

“You spend so much time researching these men and their horses, and eventually their personalities come through,” she said.

Some horses were known for late surges from behind. Others preferred to set the pace from the front. One horse, Tammany, developed a reputation for being unusually gentle and affectionate, even around children and dogs.

Though Montana’s dominance in the sport faded after 1900, its influence did not disappear entirely. Several bloodlines developed during this period continued to shape American thoroughbred racing for decades. Horses such as Ben Holladay, Hamburg and Ogden became influential sires whose descendants carried Montana’s legacy forward well into the twentieth century.

For Melin-Moser, that legacy is precisely why the story matters. “It’s such an underrepresented piece of Montana sports history,” she said.

More than a century later, her work aims to restore attention to a brief but extraordinary moment when a handful of Montanans challenged the established racing world and, for a time, beat it at its own game. For fourteen remarkable years, they did exactly that.

Information about Melin-Moser, her book and her history research journey can be viewed at cathymoser.com.

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Flyfishing Journal

With salmonflies, expect the unexpected I recall one evening on Hat Creek in Northern California when squadrons of salmon flies were overhead. The nighthawks were gorging themselves on the big bugs in an acrobatic aerial show.

Below them, the trout were active on the surface.

There were plenty of rises. Frustrated anglers were striking out – situation normal for Hat Creek.

To figure out what was going on, I waded in deep below a line of working fish...

I bent over, felt chilly water run into my waders, clenched my teeth, and looked upstream. In the fading light I could make out a parade of small mayfly spinners. “Six-X, size eighteen Brown Quill!” I shouted back to my client. He made the change and started to connect.

The takeaways: Be observant. Carry whatever else might be hatching during a salmonfly hatch. Don’t be afraid to switch.

After seventy-four boats in the last three days have shown the same fish the same three bulky foam patterns, show them something different – maybe a fly with a slender silhouette and natural hair wing.

Heavily-fished trout often get pattern-shy. Fish the popular patterns, certainly, but be prepared to show them something different – maybe a sparser pattern or a golden stone.

Nymphs are always an option. A slender rubber-legged salmon fly nymph sinks fast and will wiggle when it gets to the bottom. Movement that simulates life is important.

Lightly weighted nymphs,

fished in quiet water toward the bank, often work when nothing else will. Heavy flies strike out for this sort of fishing. So do flies that don’t carry an accurate silhouette.

Carry both.

You’ll need them to adapt to different situations.

A favorite strategy of mine is one I borrowed years ago from my mentors and legendary fly tyers, Cal Bird and Polly Rosborough.

They knew that as many, if not more, salmonflies get eaten underwater than on top. They get washed under and drift until they get eaten.

A lone salmonfly waits to take off. Photo by Rebecca Kidwell.

When Nathan Paul was guiding for me he took a “busman’s holiday” to the Big Hole for salmon flies. I told him about Cal and Polly’s wet salmon fly patterns and tied some similar flies for him.

Those flies scored better than anything else his group fished that day - until he broke off the last one in the jaw of a brown that he swore would have scaled eight pounds.

The biggest trout in the stream will often wait below a small eddy or in a side current and take drowned salmon flies.

It won’t bother to break the surface. A wet salmonfly can produce there when all else fails. It can also produce when dries are working, but will often produce more and bigger fish.

It’s easy to strike out with the salmon fly hatch. All you have to do is hit it wrong. Hitting it right might mean hitting it close to right, and being ready for whatever comes.

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