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Eagles in winterHumane Groundbreaking held Association for medical Bitter Root Three Mile Community Centercenter open

celebrates new shelter, 50th anniversary speech, occupa-

by Victoria

by Victoria Howell Howell

shelter. $140,000. a levy, so this won’t any tional andhave physical According The park additional impact on people’s therapy services – It’s been a long time to Colleen board made property taxes. including therapy coming, but the new Three Schmiedeke, the decision In addition to thea loan, the Bitterroot Health Mile Community Center is up who serves on to take out a project was paid for by pool – plus imaging held a groundbreakby Michael Howell and cut the ribbon at last week’sthe and running. Located at 4433 both the park loan to finish Three Community and lab services. ceremony, saidMile concerning the Senior ing last Wednesday Sunnyside Cemetery Road, board and the the project.

Center (the official name) Bishop said “It organization’s 50 years oflocal service, An openmedical house celebration was for its new by in Montana in 53 years. Nonetheless, who is running for a three-year term, colleges business theNathan center isBoddy on the east side community She saidcommunity they which raisedand over $80,000 they hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root was started by a bunch of little old complex that will beThe build- center board, the levy did come up several times has said that she has concerns about and enterprises.

DeLongpicnics, said, of Lone Rock Park. worked with throughChad community ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by a Humane Association’s (BRHA) new the facility open was north a full house of area resi-they started during the evening’s event, which was BVCC transparency and does not Farmers sup“If you have a workforce an ability ingItcontains a large State rummage sales, or bingo nights built just of meeting animal shelter located on Fairgrounds bunch of little old ladies.” room,that a warming a to five workingsponsored on Bank to keep and donations fromof commudents showed up to listen by the BVCC Foundation, port the levy. She said that she would to train or provide a workforce, then by spring 2023, Stevensville at the kitchen, President of the Road in Hamilton.

The event served state-of-the-art audio visual their loan Other major of the six candidates for trustee ofthis the ain 2012 and moderated by Steve Fullerton. never have guessed she’d be running youKathie havenity aButts, bigmembers. leg up.

That’s how you and that they plan corner ofand Kootenai double purpose.

It included ribbon Board, “This organization has system, a gorgeous view aCollege and incorpopayments contributors were the Three Bitterroot Valley Community Three candidates are running for for a trustee position even six weeks recruit said, companies and that’s how you on continuing to Creek and Mountains of the Road Bitterroot to13th.

2014.

Mile Fireway District, the Lone (BVCC) on Wednesday, Aprilof available three-year terms. They ago, but after seeing some “fancy reasonable. signs come retainsuch companies.”

Hissince sentiment was cutting ceremony in honor therated new intwo a long it was expand services.

Hwy 93. including the west.

She saidare: the incumbent and BVCC Chair, Mar- around town,” she wanted to see for Those payRock Park andago. the Rapp The BVCC currently stands at awhole pivotal echoed about by Paul50 Ashcraft whose own started years I feel aFamfacility, tours of the “We’re bringing the The building isarray nowthe home total ily as Foundation. crossroads as itan awaits outcome of cost ci is Smith, incumbent trustee, Carrie herself. Addressing the proposed ments levy, come experience aresponsibility maintenance managJohn Bishop, Bitbuilding, and of food and huge sense of to honor care to the patients, to the senior center and the approximateout of park Schmiedeke said there May’s ballot issue on funding through Guarino, and Debbie Pope.

Three Pope stated that, “some can afford er in an industrial plant would have terroot those who have come before us and ” drink inHealth honorCEO, of the organization’s Weekend Backpack Program ly $500,000. taxes that are far were many who asaid levy of up to 9.75 mills.

While fundother candidates are vying for one more taxes but many of us are strugbeen more difficult, “without those said. make it as good as he itvolunteers can be as we set 50ththat birthday.

Marcus that(or serves Lone Rock School.

When available one-year term: incumbent already being helpedprograms on theLois project, and ing lack thereof) will have a critical gling.

With the additional tax is a apprenticeship with a local HedgeThe privatehad non-profit organization the course for the next 50 years.”

Daly Hospital The surrounding park assessed,community TMCSC received reduced impact on the future ofconthe entity, Schmiedeke trustee, Chad DeLong, Paul Ashcraft, diminished quality of life.” college.”

McCormack from saidpeth, that chair the of the was fisoccer rst organized in 1972. In 1984, tains and baseball “got really The Wednesday’s forum was not intendand area homeschool student, Bryce Many of the candidates spoke SchmiedekeMarciprices Smith, whocontractors. has admitted to Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, l to r, Colorganization conducted a successful Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the hospital board, fields, andfor volleyball involved,” the is proudalready that have general contractor donated laed as a tennis showcase the ballot issue.

Bowman.

Bowman was unable to encouragingly about the relative value given thousands of hours leen Schmiedeke, Joyce Pando andofWendy Audisscolleges in frontand of the fundraising campaign fund the also new granddaughter ofpath, Marcus Daly, gave said this project courts, athe walking a were playgroup had they didn’t Instead, participants present attend the forum. community the hardof time to the future of to the BVCC, See CENTER, page 3 new center at Lone Rock Park. Photo

by V. Howell. construction butan then the Covid-19 the BRHA land on as Fairgrounds ground and a cases covered picnic raised Bitterroot about have to make their to why theyRoad Of the fivecommunity candidates present, all Al working individuals associated with pointed out that educational has been fouroption years Chamber of Commerce Director Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bit-to run with a be 99-year lease.

Six years pandemic hit and construction should chosen as trustees forlater, the but Debbie Pope have expressed their Sue BVCC. Anotherprepares theme was the imporin the works, costs but ter Root Humane Association Board Member McCormack to cut the ribbon See page 12 As aCOLLEGE, result, the group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded first community college to be created support ofthe theopening proposed levy.

Pope, tance solidleads connections between there were some John Bishop, pictured from left, a gathering ofHowell. peopleskyrocketed. involved in the celebrating of the new animalfifth shelter in of Hamilton.

Photo

by Michael had to take out a mortgage to finish the land to the organization where delays due to the Bitterroot project in a ceremonial groundbreaking.

The facility on the property that hadHealth housedbuilding the Sue McCormack, who serves on the current shelter is located. The See SHELTER, page pandemic.

She said2 theat organization’s of directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new building replaces an old building shelter since 1984. their vision that just north of the Stevensville Junction.

by Nathan Boddy cumstances, having She adds thatisthe the Stevensville encountered people most important Christine Staub, a driving falling “quality, victim to mail way to combat facility will besuch more Darby, Victor and Corvallis, as well as been providing force at the Boxxe Shoppe at fraud in the past. Hamilton. abuse is for people of a “medical center” rather than just a accessible, personalized 901 S. 1st Street, was recently As a certified shipto ask clinic. She also said thatquestions Marcus Daly The new 12-acre campus will health fordepot 90 years. presented with a Certificate of care” ping for FedEx, and start conMurphy.

Shethe led the by Scott Sacry Hospital, which is a critical access In recent the years, theyShoppe provide primary, care, urgent care and Appreciation by Mayor DomiBoxxe versation with those commissioners through hospital, was recently rated #4byinlove. the specialty services.

Two physicians have nic Farrenkopf and Hamilton is legally justified to you know and have been taking steps to a lengthy fund fund

by Victoria Howell me like a ton of At their April meeting, the Montana Police Chief Stephen Snavely. open package which doesn’t

by Staub the national rataccounting that, to sum already been hired, along with a nurse nation for quality invest in all theacommubricks.”

High School Association Executive Board In his presentation to the City bears its shipping know the details it up, shows the county, ing agency, out of 351 similar facilities. practitioner, and two more doctors Numerous Bald Eagles have been congregating in the Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses. was Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, When it comes announced some overall, classification realignCouncil on March 15th, Chief label. After following of what potential doing very well

by Michael Victoria Howell are being recruited.

There willby also be ments. he said, with clinics in to Covid, Greg Howell. sent home from Darby High only Snavely said that he wants the protocol, and doing victims arethe told, but onSchool its tax was collections and The Bitterroot Overstreet has a NaBitterroot Valley school and will Hamilton Police Department so in the presence of the hospital with she affected, knows that they showing revenues over tional Forest (BNF) will The Cowboy Ball at the C Ravalli County message for you: to “become more vocal about a witness, Staub was an oxygen tank. “often coached move from Class toare, Class B starting 50% of projections in host a public meeting Fairgrounds will be held February 12th.

This is don’t fool around! the good things that happen able to uncover the He was home for to say they are shipmost departments while in the 2023-2024 school year.

They will thisOverstreet, Wednesday, March the tenth annual event and the way it’s shaping within the community.” Sharunfortunate contents two or three days. ping or

by Michael Howell assigned expenses havepapers only be tentatively to legal District 6B for 30th from 6 to 8 p.m. ing his department’s experiof the package: nearlyDuring that time, paperwork.”

Other up, it’s going to be an event worthy of a jubilee an attorney in amounted to 23% of basketball, volleyball, and track, division to share information ence with Ms. Staub was one $16,000 in cash, commondue tactics for and former council member, the public at the next Halfway through celebration. projections in B large private practice in hismeeting oxygen level by Victoria 3 for girls’ and boys’ golf, and Class regarding theHowell developsuch opportunity. which the customer scammers include the budget year, the part to job vacancies Rod Freeman is the chair of this year’s appears to be continuing when the council considers Stevensville, was went down to 51, for girls’ and boys’ cross country.

They ment of a draft forest In early March, a customwas unwittingly send-from a normal of claiming county’s performance that have yetto torepbe filled. event. Freeman is also chair of the Rodeo diagnosed with his efforts to teach the new the appointment of two addiClimbing Management will remain in the theOne Southwest division At the second regular er came to the Boxxe Shoppe ing to a scammer in resent the IRS or in is looking pretty good, bigthe savings was Committee, and the vice chair of Fair Board, colon cancer in 99. “I jokingly say Plan (CMP). virtual counciltoand mayor how local Chicago, tional council for tennis and thethe Western division for meeting of theThe two-member intending send a package Illinois.members.

Social Security according to Ravalli budgeted funds which he’s been onby forNa12 years. A real estate for February of 2021. that 51 is brain Staub of the Boxxe Shoppe.

Photo meeting will be held on should run. He “We’ll do our job, ” Christine said Eight-Player via government FedEx. Administration.

County CFO Klarryse football. the county’s share Stevensville Town Council, on agent for 18 years here in the Bitterroot, andin also He wentSee through damage material.”

Zoom. below for than Boddy.

Thewas customer Sometimes they “We anticipated the move might a frequent commenter Gibson January 27, town clerk Jenelle in the Army for 21 years, his organizational and instructions and a link chemotherapy and But COVID-19 SeeAthletic COUNTY, pageJ.P 10 seemed con- meetings during will tell their said Darby Director at council Joan Mell, an attorney with the profile happen,” of the Berthoud the council to late join August thetold meeting.

Five andfused fundraising skills, and discipline, haveone been put to in he was wasthe no joke.familiar “It and unOver victims that a loved has McCrossin. “We were holding out hope the last administration. In from Hamilton, wasgot rec- bad I potential victims, butuse wishes similar meetings audience thatcancer she was having familiar good as chair oflanded the Cowboy Ball committee. told thatpublic the felt with course of so her in jail,School or that a prize that the Montana High Associathat others withinFreeman the commupublic comment, Crews told ognized for stepping in (virtual) were held in said the committee hopes to raise trouble streaming the meet- the process, decade with has been won, but a fee needs had been eradicated. like I couldn’t nity would help her looktion out would recognize that our enrollment 2021. council that those makto handle the the prosecution this year, to forbethe expansion of the rodeo Staub Boxxe paid for release of the had She said andthe breathe, likefor I their safety.$50,000 ingsOverstreet on the internet.

At least one numbers do not compare with that of the In addition to the became susShoppe, Staub funds.

The scammers will ing public comment should caseload of Town Attorney bucking chutes.

“They’re just getting old,” he said. surgery on October was being water the former YouTube of the potential victims she schools that make upuse theaWestern B disopportunity to learn chanpicious when has now commonly legitimate “They need to be replaced.

They’re getting banged address the mayor, not the Greg Overstreet while he was 23, 2021 for ostomy boarded, or what aided was a resident at atrict, localand grant our petition to remain in nel they had was no longer about and participate in recovered address, buton will be ready to up.facility Bucking stock can be hard metal.” removal, theof fidevelopnalhad set up considering I imagine audience. He also said, “This hospitalized, and then recov- water extended nursing and the process working but they Class C. They didn’t, based on thea fact we the customapproximately grab the package from porch The 10th annual cowboy ball – which actually in the boarding to had be to be provided with a ride notand a question and answer” ering, from Covid-19. ing a climbing plan, atreatment new Facebook page.this How- er’sisage will be over the mark ofwhen 100 for the next $60,000Mell in or front door it arrives. started 11the years ago but couldn’t be held last year to the bank as well as to colon journey. like,” recalls week’scancer meeting “It’s public comment.” did the work at no charge particular cash, all of to years.” “They always direct the ever, members ofwill thecovpublic the session.

Boxxe Shoppe. due to thefew pandemic – has been upgraded this The day after that Overstreet.

“This er the following agenda details of the which was victim to send it,“The ‘no signature The mayor had said previousthe town.

“I just wanted to McCrossin continued, redistrictwho had he tried to access the “It’s common sense to me,” year. topics: surgery, was isfrauduwhen I realized transaction. being required,’” she adds. ly that he would be answering publicly thank Joan for helping did increase our travel for games, The Town of Stevensville recognized attorney Joan she says, pointing out that red Facebook page said it was not • Review overall “This is the first year we’ve ever doneAct aMell, fully diagnosed with I was not Unfortunatelentlythat de- town, The Bank Secrecy but it provides our athletes and fans an 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. catered dinner,” said Freeman.

Thebanks University COVID-19.Berthoud asked ly, it was not taking Covid manded from of 1970 requires to opportunity to play new teams in gyms being scammed.

“If a person Crews also said that they said Overstreet. outcomes of the public Montanawith Catering Service provide theof had Covid-19.ofPictured Mell are, l towill Overstreet, for“I patience as she worked Staub’s first was obviously seniorseriously citizen enough. keep track ofr, withdrawals is 80 years old, and all ofthat a they have not been in before.” conversations should be prepared for some dinner.

Desserts are provided by 4H members. time having members of $10,000 or more in order very weakened,” said through the issues.

Mayor Steve Gibson, council members Cindy Brown and sudden they’re coming intoThere the may be some challenges The Boxxe Shoppe’s new location • Provide an update ahead, encountered STEVI, “interesting comments” Greg Overstreet talkswon about recentfrom brush with death duesilver tothe commuHappy winners special prizes they forhisfinding the special goldSee and eggspage in the 2 annual Easter Egg Overstreet.

“Itformer hitof themayor Jim Crews, bank to5withdraw $15,000, it Stacie Barker.

Photo by Victoria Howell. at 901 S. 1st Street in Hamilton. nity.See See COWBOY BALLare page 4 SURVIVING, page but for now McCrossin and Darby by Michael Howell such cirStaub is Covid. Photo

by Victoria Hunt sponsored by American Legion Post 94Howell. and Auxiliary. More than 150 kids participated and they were See SCAMMERS, page 2 makes mylucky ‘spidy’ sense tingle.”

See PLAN, page 2 Photo by Nathan Boddy. concentrating on finishing out Spring to be done before Saturday’s snowstorm which dumped several inches in some areas of the north valley. Photo by Last week theand Ravalli County Commissioners sports getting things ready for the apCheryl Burgmeier. proved adoption of a memorandum 2022-2023 season in ClassofC.understanding with the Ravalli County DUI Task Force and letter the commissioners statedInstituteProtection National Forest 1987 Forest aspen and whitebark pine; MAPS Media to produceAgency. a video The designed

by Michael Howell to help parents keep tabs on their children’s behavthat “Ravalli County objects contains recommendations manage timber to provide Plan. ior. impacts to concerning the Draft SEIS for forest products and jobs; and to unmitigated A new record of decision The deadlineHowell closed on if it would be possible Victoria The DUI Task approved of year, theForce facility tookButterfly. inthe justcreation under bybyVictoria Howell thewhen Gold Concerncounty owned/maintained was issued on December 17, retain old growth status in all on January 18, forHowell filing objec- to put envelopes

by Victoria his property which would in effect with the highway, which is aastate addressed private land was Mischief$240,000 Room lastand May and the commissioners spent every penny. by Michael Howell inand Washington and Upper Seven The Plaintiffs’ roads from heavy theowner scopeand ofthe the analysis treatment to goals, 2021 accompanied

by D.C. a to Draft all the doors then Dominic Farrenshut off access Stevensville Riverunits. According highway, because nowaccordyou’re goingequipment to on it. sold toproject aing new Fish, Wildlife signed off creation tions to theShinn, Draft SupplemenJasmin founder and There The are no paid involved employees; it’s an all-of Law located in Helena, representing ing to the press release, “are to end kopf, activities director put valentine cards in The Stevensville Town Coun- SEIS thatPark, a 20-acre park on the east bank have release two accesses forlogging trucksatrucks, pulling and Parks got involved. once-pritheitems letter quotes the Bittera Forest Service press and mostly, provides a site-speset of easily accessible that hadThe secret hiding tal Environmental Statement volunteer organization.

ButtoShinn said executive director of 1 challenging Horse inLutheran lawsuit the plaintiffs, stated a recent press Ravalli County’s pay-or-jail scheme atPlaintiffs Sapphire them.

Farrenkopf cil was split on whether to accept just toreally the north ofin the private piece ofthe boats, and you’ve just come out to, of the vate piece now belongs thesome state compartments where someone could stash root Forest Plan’s Forest-wide but not limited the impacts cific forest plan amendment about 90% of proposed (Draft SEIS) for the Gold A Time Horse it costs about $200 perfishing month toaim feed Ravalli County’s Jail Diversion Prorelease that Crews the county’s program andStevi to refund the45fees that thehour CounHomes inDraft Hamilton, isRescue liked the idea.

He asked aAtsmall piece of park land near the property. contacted the county Wyean at miles per - there developed access drugs or hide aand small of whiskey.

The was tocharged.

Willow Creek Road.

Due tois aflask Management Wildlife Re-site. treatment areas are within defining old-growth stanButterfly Project, a Bitterroot these “gentle giants.”

Then there are facility in Corvallis, got a nice gram file for class action status “extorts money from hundreds of ty unconstitutionally All asking the bridge, community students Stevensville an item that was at schools and negotiated the donation of the are going to be accidents there.”

I think opportunity it’s [the piecetoon to provide parents“But a learning seethe the source Objective “Maintain area designated for insect and resource and financial limitadards. Some objections to securing the boost week when was veterinary bills, therapy, training, and alast lawsuit filed in she 2021 in individuals through pre-trial fees.

In Plaintiffs were charged thousands in toInsend his athat and daycares to make National Forest project considered atresidents the March 24th council land on the west, potential Mayor Steve Gibson said he didn’t west] still a viable oftoland for the various ways in which any youngpiece person can hide Last year the lopes. sufficient habitat tions, Ravalli County would decision were received disease because of Federal District Court in Missoula Ravalli County, pre-trial fees without a conviction, little love this Valenspecial envelopes presented with a check for $7500 associated costsold-growth to rehabilitate meeting.

The land ownership willnew now river and access pending thearrestees outcometreatment of pre-trial see what use theenveland is to the town.

“Iother city tofrom have, whether or not you put their substance use casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres lopes were so full they The project is now challenging Ravalli County’s Jail — who have not been found guilty even after the court found they could 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-comhad to be emptied more really popular, and Diversion Program and its pre-trial of any crime are required totrees. pay afford aarea lawyer.said All were threatAbout four years resident. people piece, which tomostly the Then Council member Marilyn Wolff Michaelson he looked upwhat the for ley. are many cars out said sheadoption, tells“There parents is,so “If you don’t look, accounting fiis rmlocated with aadjacent branch most can be driven or there, support viable populations ing Theynot claim the the necessary maintenance having to do— with the mercial vegetative treatment than once. growing every year. supervision fees, plaintiffs Teri Evenpre-trial fees adding up to hundreds ened with jail time for not being able ago, a resident came could drop off valenAI see. forum for candidates forparking. the CorBitterroot River on the northwest side said she had a real problem with old minutes and found that the land think can be used for But then younor don’t If it you don’t see, then you don’t ridden, and some just become “pasture located in Hamilton. Part of the logging of old growth, potenof old-growth dependent during the project, the is impacted by mountain pine within a 55,000 acre area oftoRichard to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveson-Childs, Daniel O’Toole, of dollars per month, no matter their to afford these fees, and Plaintiffs vallis school board will be held Monday, of the bridge, was offered the Town this piece of land.

“It’s where two was donated on the condition that looking long term, if you have propSee VALENTINES, page 10 selection for awarding that gift tial impacts to wildlife and to pets.”

See DUI, page 10 rehabilitation of the road after species.

The letter notes that Douglas-fir bark beetle, forest inby the Sapphire MounChurchill, and Keith Leonard Jail time andbeetle, threats Evenson-Childs, O’Toole, and in 2017 Ravalli for are use as a income roads level. converge, the bank is incrediit would be maintained andChurutilized erty onfrom the west ofestablished the river, then April 25th 7 to” side 8 p.m. in the Corvalwas online voting County and according 1 Horse At A Time was the DrafttoSEIS limits the scope dwarf mistletoe and western the project is complete.

WillowofCreek Road. now moving to access have the case certijailsteep… time are used to force pre-trichill were jailed for purposes being unable to five lisRavalli potential river site. bly I think there are liability for recreational within you have access potentially consolHigh school library.

Four candidates tains eastbranch of Corvallis.

by Shinn in 2018. She’s originally from to JCCS manager, Andrea fiedThe as aoriginal class allowing other al arrestees to pay, creating modpay fees.” of its environmental consespruce budworm damage.

County objects to shifting Bitterroot National Forest During theaction, tenure of former issues…

It is the fastest part of the years. idate highway property into the Town are running for two positions.

Candidates proposal was Simmerman, 1 Horse At Ato Time Germany where sheI grew up around similarly aggrieved parties join in ern-day debtors’ for those “If you areMotley, arrested in Ravalli mayor Jim Crews, the owner of land channel and theprisons deepest part of the in general Vickie park board memof Stevensville. think are Cameron Criddle, ChrisIt’s Hale, Ken financial burden of the project quences analysis tosomething vegetation, officials have stated that the Although withdrawn in August of 2020 horses.

She’s always been a horse fan, was one of the top four vote the case (Evenson-Childs v. Ravalli to pay these abusive fees.

County and have limited means, it is at the river on the northeast side project had unable channel.

If you were to develop that ber, said that nothing had been done Lewis and Todd Wyche.

The forum isand RDO Equipment Co. the pileated woodpecker is designed to improve agreement with the proposed to Ravalli County andbut believe after Friends theoff Bitterroot getters. she is especially passionate about County).

And, even if the arrestee ultimately impossible to pay these fees,” attempted to of shut river access on for fishing, I would alsoissee a problem nearly because the access problem had been sponsored See STEVI, page 16 by the Corvallis Civic Club.

For 8571 W. Road pine marten. project, the Ravalli County it is contrary to current law information forest resilience to natural checkfor followed inJustice the wake draft SheRunning and her husband, a andThat Alliance theEqual Wild Attorneys from found innocent, they do not get their morehorses. contact Cathy McCorand existing agreements. ” at 406-961-8492.

“We and realize these old growth disturbances fire, insects Commissioners expressedSee LAWSUIT, Missoula, MT 59808 page 17 military retiree, their two children of a $25,000 gift in November Under the Law, a claiming non-profit located moneylike back.” mick Rockies filed suit the species are listed in and disease; reduce sediconcern over impacts to Forest officials also received from Tractor Supply. relocated toindicator Montana and bought a 20406-549-4171 agency failed to use the best acre farm which Shinn said can support That sounds like a lot of the Forest Plan, but it is not county owned and maintained comments from Philip Strobel ment sources in the Willow available science in managing Presenting a check for $7500 from JCCS to Jasmin Shinn (second from left) of 1 Horse At RDOequipment.com money but, according to Shinn, Creek watershed; improve 20 horses.

She currently roads, Willow Creek DirectorJCCS of the NEPAabout Branch clear whether there are other A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l to r: especially Levi Clark, CPA, Andrea Simmerman, Branch elk habitat and didn’t comtaking care of draft horses is Office of the Regional Adminbull trout habitat; restore Road.

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Hamilton pair to represent MT at Special Olympics USA Games From June 5th through the 12th of the Hamilton High School Spurs the Special Olympics, USA Games Group, a Unified Club that brings will be held in Orlando, Florida. The together students with and without 2022 USA Games will unite more than disabilities to promote inclusion in the 5,500 athletes from all 50 states and the Caribbean to compete in 19 Olympics-style team and individual sports.

Special Olympics Montana is sending a delegation of 16 athletes, four Unified Partners, and five coaches to represent Team Montana. A part of the Team Montana delegation will be one Hamilton High School student and one Hamilton High School alum attending the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games, Youth Leadership Experience.

Special Olympics Montana athlete Claire Carmody and Unified Partner Fern Stewert are overjoyed with the opportunity to not only represent the youth of Montana Special Olympics athlete Claire Carmody, right, and Unified but to learn more Partner Fern Stewert will be part of Team Montana at the about creating an inclusive world for Special Olympics USA Games in Orlando. all abilities. The pair were chosen from school. Projects that Claire and Fern applicants statewide because of their have worked on are Inclusion Rallies, dedication and experience in promotSpecial Olympics fundraisers, pep asing inclusive practices at Hamilton semblies, Unified Sports, Capitol Hill High School.

Days, Athlete Leadership training and The goal of this conference is to Unified Track. engage young Unified pairs to be the What does the experience mean for future leaders of the Special Olympics the pair? movement. Unified pairs will serve “Special Olympics to me is about in authentic volunteer roles, engage witnessing the joy of my teammates in educational and interactive exwhen they succeed and hearing the periences, and shadow experienced cheers... watching my school change key volunteers at USA Games. These for the better as we include all stuexperiences will provide the tools for dents... and holding the hands of my pairs like Claire and Fern to become teammates to encourage them and more deeply connected to the Special help them share their stories,” said Olympics movement as committed Stewert. “It’s about changing lives and volunteers, teammates, and friends.

I have the blessing of helping to spur Both Claire and Fern are part the world and ‘Choose to Include.’”

Wednesday, April 20, 2022

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Students identify lead in some local water Community Health Project: Looking for lead and nitrate pollution in the Bitterroot

by Michael Howell

be above 1 ppb, especially if children are exposed to drinking the water. Two of the homes tested were non-detectable for lead in the water.

Test results indicate a school building at Corvallis was 7 ppb lead, which means action should be taken to fix the problem or the water should be flushed daily, and every time before drinking. Test results indicate a school building at Hamilton was 15 ppb lead, and should be shut down if it is used for drinking water. A public church at Grandsdale tested 4 ppb lead and should be fixed or flushed daily and always flushed for three minutes before being used for drinking or for cooking.

The water discharge to the Bitterroot River from the Hamilton Water Treatment (sewer) Plant was tested and found to be

This past spring semester, Bitterroot College students in an Environmental Science Class have been busy. They took on a Community Health Project that involved checking on the water quality not only in their own homes, but in local schools, other public buildings, the city’s water As a Community Health Project, students of George Furniss’ Environmental Sciences class at the treatment facility, the Bitter- Bitterroot College have documented a significant amount of lead in some drinking water and along root River and some tributarsome roadsides in the Bitterroot possibly graveled with old mine tailings.

See TESTING, page 6 ies. A total of 40 water samples than 15 ppm with respect to Nitrate were collected and analyzed for nitrate and lead, according to George Furniss, plus Nitrite.

“So all the homes we tested are a hydro-geologist professor at the easily far below the danger level,” said college who teaches the class.

Furniss. Three of the homes tested Furniss said that he came up with found no detectable levels of Nitrate $500 to fund the project and told the plus Nitrite. “Those results are even students they would have to choose better,” said Furniss. The drinking between looking for nutrient pollufountain at Bitterroot College (Hamiltion or looking for lead pollution. To ton City water supply) was tested and his surprise and delight, he said, “A found to have 0.31 ppm Nitrate plus student came in later with a $500 donation and said, ‘let’s do them both,’ Nitrite.

Three samples were used as quality so we did.” control and quality assurance that According to Furniss, the results of were duplicates of each other and or the project did not turn up any serious were blanks of distilled water. problems with nitrate pollution, but Six homes and six public buildings some of the lead results do raise some were tested for lead. One of the homes serious concerns and in his opinion was found to be in the red danger level merit further study. for lead with 77 parts per billion (ppb) Twenty of the samples were used lead, which means action should be Come by town hall and meet and visit with the mayor, to measure Nitrate plus Nitrite in taken to remove old lead plumbing department heads and staff. Refreshments and snacks will drinking water and 20 were used to before using water and in any case the measure lead in drinking water and to be provided by the town staff. We hope to see you there! faucets should be flushed for at least detect lead leachable to water in road three minutes before drinking or cookmaterials. ing with the water. One home is in the Sixteen homes were tested, mostly take-action level at 6 ppb lead, which occupied by Bitterroot College stumeans the problem should be fixed or dents and their families. Thirteen at a minimum water should be flushed of the homes were found to contain from the pipes daily or any time before Nitrate plus Nitrite in a range of 0.11 drinking or using for cooking. Two to 1.76 mg/L, (mg/L is the same as ppm). The State recommendations are homes are in the warning zone at 1 and 2 ppb for lead. Lead should not that all drinking water should be less

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Water forum continues trash bag program Bitter Root Water Forum makes cleaning river easy with reusable bag stands

Year’ program is to make it easy for all types of river visitors and users to keep this shared space clean. Kids, adults, runners, walkers, anglers, birders, floaters, photographers, and many other natural area visitors can help clean up the river during their visit. The Clean Up All Year program is an extension of the annual River ‘Clean up All Year’ initiative encourages residents & visitors to keep a Clean Up event hosted by the Bitter Root Water Forum, where community handle on their trash and to help pick volunteers dedicate a day to cleaning up litter during their river visits. The up dozens of sites across the BitterBitter Root Water Forum provides reusable trash bags at 24 stations from root River. In 2021, the annual River Clean Up Lolo to Darcollected by. Pick up over 2,000 yours today pounds of to help keep trash from our river the Bitterclean. root river.

The Some Bitter Root of the local Water businesses Forum has hosting opened the Clean Up fifth year of All Year its ‘Clean bag stations Up All Year’ include program.

Freestone Twenty-four Fly Shop, wooden Bob Wards, stands, each and the holding up Bitter Root to 50 reusBrewery. able trash “Bitter Root bags are Brewing stationed loves being at fishing a part of access our local sites, public community. parks, and We value at local partnering businesses with amazBig Sky Watershed Corps member Alexander Amann from Lolo to ing organiand and Clean Up All Year bag station at Skalkaho Darby. Reszations like idents and Bend Park in Hamilton. the Water visitors alike can pick up a free bag before their next Forum that work so hard to maintain trip to the river and use it to hold their the wonderful things we all love about the Bitterroot,” says Nicol Musburger, own trash or fill it with litter they find from Bitter Root Brewing, “we are so as they enjoy their visit. Once the bag is filled, litter can be disposed at home glad to be hosting a Clean Up All Year station this year so people can drop in or another legal dumpsite. Bag-users are encouraged to keep and reuse their for a beer or fill up their growler and leave with a bag before they hit the bag to reduce waste. The bag stations river.” will be open all Spring and Summer Other bag station locations inand will be refilled continually with clude Hamilton’s River Park, Hannon fresh bags, donated by Bitterroot Memorial fishing access site, and John Disposal.

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All year bag stations Many of the bag to help make it stations have been ‘adeasier for our friends BRWF Clean Up All Year bag opted’ by Bitter Root and neighbors to be station at John Owen Fishing Water Forum voluna part of this collective teers who maintain the Access Site in Stevensville. effort for the Bitterstations and refill bags. root.”

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Bitterroot Health is pleased to The award is given by Caravan announce that Stacy Epling, BSN, RN, Health, the national leader of AcManager of Population Health, has countable Care Organizations (ACOs), been awardsupporting ed the “2022 more than Population 300 indepenHealth Piodent health neer Award” systems and as Population 26,000 cliniHealth Nurse cians. ACOs of the Year. are health “I’m care providers honored to that work as be given this a team to coaward, but I ordinate care truly would for a group not be the of patients, leader I am with the goals without my of providing amazing team! exceptional They are all care, reducing dedicated to waste, and the care they focusing on provide to better health our patients, outcomes for inspiring me their patients. every day,” “Our nurssaid Epling. ing staff play a Populakey role in our tion Health’s populations role is to overall health offer Medicare and provide patients help exceptional managing care to our their chronic Stacy Epling, BSN, RN, who works at Bitterroot patients,” said conditions and John Bishop, Health, has been awarded the “2022 Population care needs.

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Nurse of the Year. with the pa“I’m proud tient’s primary care provider and of this team and am pleased to see specialists to give support and educaStacy recognized. She’s a wonderful tion, encourage preventative health example of hard work, passion, and maintenance and follow up care, along care for others. Stacy and the Populawith assistance to navigate resources tion Health team handle patients with and understand health information. complex medical conditions; they’re “I’ve seen, first-hand how our Anbrilliant at what they do,” Bishop said. nual Wellness visit, and Chronic Care Earlier this year, Bitterroot Health Management teams have impacted was ranked the #1 Critical Access Hosour patients lives. We’ve discovered pital in Montana, and 4th nationally, life threatening conditions that may by the Lown Institutes Hospital Index, not have otherwise been found, have which compares more than 3,000 US avoided hospitalizations, and escaped hospitals, and considers 54 metrics potential distress. By providing eduacross the categories of equity, value, cation and support, along with being a and outcomes – which is on par with patient and family liaison, our goal is the goals the organization also stives to make an impact on their quality of for as an ACO. life. The chance to make a difference To learn more about BH Population is incredibly important in our daily Health, visit: bitterroothealth.org/ work,” Epling said. pophealth

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People our country is a sting, natural ment? trailhead suffered from overuse.

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Corvallis with critical conservation efforts. story up for a laugh.

I was desperately became a controversy on a national level.

– to quote Lincoln, “government of the election 70% of the contests side.

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A tiles, andamammals. imporDistrict 88 to foster more opportunity – to quotewhere Lincoln, “government of the Seek vax jab onBut the more double. seeking some humor from the unbeIt did not have to be that way. now runs meat-processing business. people, by a the people, and for people.” seeking some from the unbeIt did not have to be that way. were won by Republicans ofthe her acies and canhumor be destructive.

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A friend has just told National Park from Service, Bureau ofimpact Land as result?

Why have not all elected inside a What Russian nesting doll, inside was changed February 3rd to will two choices for House District just wish our government took better and the Nazis. spent in Montana?

Who supplied the existed. if they created a pattern was so unprofessional.

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My and the Nazis. beaver (which is THE most important be made on which candidate will be and even caught a free airlift for illegal or user conflicts (my hat goes off to those Ravalli county office holders lined up a rabbit hole, when one conspiracy the 7th and mayor Gibson assured If you are a taxpayer in Ravalli me that such an event has fact hapManagement, Forest Service, State, or care of them when they come home.

My 88.

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Maybe so? suchLike anHow local municipalities, where climbing hapAnd yet pick-ups driving animal to North American wildlife). the most qualified to represent that behind her if valid or called ends, another fills the vacuum. the people attending the January 27th immigrants that got him to Rochester.

He climbers who conducted themselves that husband is a veteran; his father and mine pened.

Maybe so?

Whether such an local municipalities, where climbing hapCounty, you are already a supporter aggressively and flying the American Alan Lackey.

To believe election fraud you have letter I received, until I opened it, I quite a few people, myself included, Marshall Marshall, can’t you see, were both in World War II, and I lost a Deborah Tilden’s letter ofyou 1/19/2022 (apologies to Wm. Shakespeare) event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies.

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I way).

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Where is the proof, Theresa? do we avoid fooling ourselves, or bemeeting that the change and agenda Higher water tables mean greener pasdistrict.

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I way).

That changed about 10 years ago event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies.

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Oh ers installed hundreds of bolts and approxwho as volunteer election with our fellow humans. with that there don’t seem to be any record been financially supporting commuVaccines counter COVID’s rubble. points.”

I quote the following hyperbole in theserved Bitterroot, and most of thehealth folks Ravalli county or state election fraud are that can help usTalking navigate ing the 27th. and ways alarming to realize that such an event fixedon anchor bolts,in ina most allhere places We ignore dangerous jabs as from Marine Boot Camp before yes, Ialarming think he told the Border Patrol in imately 80 routes canyon and We ignore dangerous jabs as points.”

I quote the following hyperbole issues caused him to not change direction.

To amazing all federal and state Republican and conspiracy to realize thatCuster, such an and event fixed anchor bolts, in most all places here know who are Republicans These little animals also that will be voted May 3,can 2022. yes, Icolleges think hebe told thesame Border Patrol in imately 80 routes inon awonder canyon here and judges aresupported all frauds.

More over them would the as openof, that the public at least, access. evidence by third party are the sea.

Probably one of Ineed can’t help but if the conHomebrew of a fenny snake, nity in Flathead, here II know who are Republicans are in letter “the lame stream media.”

Further issues caused him to not change direction. could even be considered? you authorization before you can unscientific hilarity.

I don’t question the American flags Texas that he was fleeing from Botswana. began to advertise it.

Some of the routes elected officials and ourmedia.” state Republiin letter “the lame stream Further unscientific hilarity. could even be considered? you need authorization before you can actually afraid to indicate that in any way mitigate flooding impacts!

Flowing Joseph G Gallagher would not the commissioners and ing the letter.

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Some of routes sources and verifiable documentation. the best is the scientific method.

It tinued unavailability of recording ofJr I don’t question the American flags Won’t a decent vaccine make. actually afraid to indicate that in any way quoting your generalizations and talking Dawson counties.

Ed Sperry USAF (ret) drill, install and leave permanent fixed What is better I decree? flying above businesses and from front can chairman, Go figure.

Could it be that this are very close to a Golden Eagle nest. quoting your generalizations and talking because they have too often been made to Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret) drill, install and leave permanent fixed What is better I decree? the sheriff have to be involved?

She is the story inside is nothing like we people can’t attend in person but rely Senator Manzella is using Florida uses systematic observation, expermeetings will continue until after this flying above businesses and from front surface water goes down their burrows Stevensville Go figure.

Could it be that this are very close to a Golden Eagle nest.

Eye of newt and toe of frog, because they have often been to points include: “THE BIG LIES of some Stevensville hardware in a rock face. A permit helps Your tax dollars fromindicate Ravalli a wee porches.

We fly antoo American flag made on The majority of you profess to Ivermectin, Zinc and Vitamin D! feel unwelcome here. points include: “THE BIG LIES of some “immigrant’s” travel plans Locals who near the trailhead became Stevensville hardware inlive a rock face.

A permit helps money to influence Montanans to imentation, measurement, and the next meeting. incriminating some national office thought. on live streaming to keep track of Ivermectin, Zinc and Vitamin D! porches.

We flynot an American flag on Will just make you sick like dog, feel unwelcome here. to recharge the water table rather than “immigrant’s” travel plans indicate a wee Locals who live near the trailhead became leaders and their partners in the media are educate climbers about possible impacts our front porch, but instead of just red being Christian, through your words, County pour and into testing the state treasury See? choose not the theinjab, jab, but That’s authoritarianism, not leaders and their partners the but media are educate possible impacts spend their money solving unformulation ofrock hypothWhere is the about transparency that our front porch, but instead ofan just red bit in our border manageconcerned regarding increased traffic.

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The displays, and apparel. proud you holder and are then doled out to various The results are in...

What a bluedemocracy.

People say our country is a natural immunity. divisive, hateful and dangerous to us all, founded election conspiracy against eses.

What’s more, the results are Gibson promised? and white stripes, it has stripes of many to natural and cultural sites, and Impacts direct the local officials you elected.

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People say our country isthe a sting, natural immunity. colors, because I believe that a lot of and of allbe our freedoms.”

Whose BIG LIES? must ofValley. your fellow Montanans sport in a sustainable direction.

Climbers out the ment? trailhead suffered from overuse.

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People and allshow our freedoms.”

Whose BIG Sabin LIES? Helen sport in a is sustainable direction.

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It strength and wealth of this country are grounded only in untethered view mad max thunder where they Stevensville 200 years it has valiantly tried to be with both versity System (MUS).

In fiscal Which “some Which “medias”? all on over the country follow these procesaid they loved the new location, Corvallis to address fraud inher the last Montana harmless, even fun,dome but there isyear athis dark up February 7th where 2 more a result of its diversity and openness 200 years it has valiantly tried to be both theFor shield of leaders”?

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I was desperately became a controversy on a national level.

Another quote, “Why did the mayor dures.

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I was desperately became a controversy on a national level.

– to quote Lincoln, “government of the Another quote, “Why did bastion the mayor toto growth, creativity, and ideas from dures.

Again, it’s the norm, not a burden.

2022 (FY22), the MUS total education election where 70% of the contests side.

Patterns can become conspircouncil members will be approved.

A many jamming rooms, and a more inLiving in the Republican – quote Lincoln, “government of the Seek a vax jab on the double. seeking some humor from the unbeIt did not have to be that way. of DC… reject President Trump’s offer to The letter was correct that relato growth, creativity, and ideas from Her “Just say Whoa” campaign sloexperts in the field.

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My I’m sorry it was at that particular time, where on the forest at any time.

The letter existence.

So we rely on others with frame for this tidbit?

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Where is the proof, Theresa? do we avoid fooling ourselves, or bemeeting that the change and agenda information to your drop list and omitting and committees are discovering in vast were both in World War II, and I lost a with other land management agencies in organizations or Academic instituDeborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 dollars of property value.

Well, you all event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies.

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Rights classes at the college over the years the climbing areas and revise their forest cetious organization that was formed further declines and extinctions. express our thoughts and respond to each the Star.

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And and procedures to of January 6th.

Your storming protesForest in Wyoming, here onthe the BitterArchie Thomas Ivomec (Agri-Mectin) was discovthe on Salmon orgoing Selway, get a permit. sport climbing.

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(Jenelle was responsible for you again for helping me encourage Mary Fahnestock-Thomas If you’ve lived in the valley long need to believe any offast those “pointyyou know it’s changing as more few bad actors within these groups who drifting by or rocks that look like bike spoil it for everyone, but for the most simply enjoyed a trip to the Rio Grande I am for education but if you want and intimidation or incitement to riot, Climbing has occurred in the BitterSee MORE LETTERS, page 12 Hardware, Blacksmith Brewery, Burnt transporting the recording equipment agree, Olivia, and we need your Mary Hamilton infectious disease specialists know it’s I’ll changing fast as Bittermore people arrive. leave itin tothe each indiseats. It had to doFahnestock-Thomas with a letter IDad respoil members it for everyone, but for the most their head” part, of these groups accept ayou Community College The signs tell us there is anstaff election in to and from town hall.)

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Robert Samuel Bailey Charles ‘Chuck’ L.Maus Shulund Donald ‘Bob’ McIntosh

Hamilton – On April 8, 2022, Robert “Bob” Stevensville – Charles L. Shulund, 88, Donald Maus has leftto“Chuck” the Samuel Bailey was called hisband. heavenly home after of Stevensville went into the arms of our Heavenly a long and courageous battle withDonald cancer. chose his Facing an untenable future Father on January 16, 2022toafter a longinbattle with Born in 1946, he moved Hamilton 1956 with own path. He left us,He allpassed of us saddened by his Alzheimer’s Disease. peacefully at home. his family where he spent his youth with his dad and departure but enriched by the music he Chuck kind gentle soul who saw his brotherwas Jimaforever in theand great outdoors.

After graducreated, and High taught.

A friend to enating from Hamilton School, heby enlisted in the beauty inshared everybody.

He was raised hisall he U.S. Air Force and served onwhere the flight grandparents Skalkaho in country Hamilton countered, hison reach hasour been far and wide and line for 11 years. he leaves worked on world the farm.

His father married his he the a better place forin California After the service, Bob split his time stepmother, Lois, and they moved to Seattle, where having hauled that bass guitar from Hamilton and Montana.

He finally he lived from the age of 5came to 13home years,tovisiting permanently in 1997. gig to gig across the state,Hecountry Hamilton every summer. graduated from Bob is survived by his wife, Donna; his daughand world.

Hamilton High School and attended trade school ters, Shanna (Danielle) Allison and grandson, Billy; in Chicago.

He was a Master Carpenter, beginning Donald was born July 11, 1952 sons, Grant (Michelle), Rick (Misty) and Christocontracting work at age 16, workedand throughout pher (Melinda); brothers, Jim (Jennie) John in San Mateo, California toand June the Valley and Alaska. He loved cabinetry work and McIntosh and William Donald possessed the amazing talent to build whatever he Maus Jr. He attended Menlo School,the Lost Trail saw. When he was a child, he visited Cate School, Berkeley Col-most fun he’d Ski run once, UC stating that it and was the ever of had.

As a result, he bought lege Marin, studying music. Lost DonTrail Ski Run with Bill Grasser, hosting the Special Stevensville Donna Tilson Capps, 69, of Stelaunched his professional musical Olympics and sharing the away joy heunexpectedly experienced on as April a child vensville passed 8,with career in 1971 aswas anJune original mem2022.

She was born 21, 1952 in Brooklyn, everyone.

Chuck a musician, playing five New ber oftothe Bear Waltzes School York theBlue late Harold (Hal) Maida instruments and joining the and Five ValleyTilson.

Accordion Donna was raised in the New Jersey of Music, anwhere 18-piece Rock and Association he cooked forYork/New their picnics. area where she lived with her father and attended Roll Band and school in San Frangrade school. She moved to Wisconsin to attend cisco, CA. University Living in Marin County Marquette to receive the first of many degrees to follow later.

She was known for her motorin the 70’s and 80’s he was deeply cycle and made lifelong friends both places that involved with the thriving BayinArea she was still in contact with. music playing in bands 9/7/1929-1/19/2022 She scene, returned to NJ where shewith became very involved in the horse racing community.

Chris Hayes and eventually intro- It was also in Tony roped his way bandleader tomore the sky on January NJ where sheto completed degrees and had her ducing him future daughter in 1981.

Many including 19,2022, Shannon in the evening surrounded by his Shanfamily Huey Lewis.

Donald taught jazz atwasher non’s told Donna she had created match in hisfather own home.

Our family’s goal to keep ahim summer workshop at had Stanford in Shannon and now toproud deal with at home and we she are very that it. weHaving two short statured University, hethat. duo’mouthy d with firecrackers Ray Scott, under the accomplished same roof wasn’t always peaceful, but theMT lovetowas Tonywith WaylandWee was born in Hamilton played Ellis and always there. Pee Donna was very involved in all ShanTony Wayland SR and Sarah Olive (Waylett). lunched with Stan Getz, non’s activities and even asgetting a singlethe mother always His youth was spent in Hamilton playing friends found a way.

To this day, many of Shannon’s lowdown on the scene. baseball, hunting up Blogett Canyon, and Helping still refer to Donna as their other mother and have Donald was also a 2nd generation member his family. hours of hilarious stories to tell. of the Bohemian Club inmoved San Francisco, and In his 20’s he played pro ball in Hamilton. the late 80’s Donnasemi to Georgia where He was theher 2nd baseman. she began career in Medical looked forward to his summerManagement sojourns to in the various medical offices.

It was also in Georgia where Tony was drafted in the army and was sent to Bohemian Grove playing with many a talented she had her Travis intook 1991.17Travis was her Germany onson a ship that days over andeasy 17 and great musician. child the lightto ofget herback. life. Donna even and longer days He waswas notalways fond ofso proud of allHe his achievements in much sportsabout and 1980 he never married Trisha Llorenz in school.

San theIn ocean. really said his She was often seen wearing pins with Travis’s Anselmo, andhesoon after they his time there CA except made a ring outfollowed of a halfsports photos and later in life wore her UGA gear with so dollar onand the sister, way and wore ittothe rest of his life. brother moving the Bitterroot Valmuch pride.

After returning to Hamilton, when this was ley Eventually of WesternDonna Montana.

When daughmet the love Trisha’s of her life, Ron, done.

Intwo theoffall of 1953 He met Roberta Joan and the them went on a vacation to Montana. ter, Catana (Cate) wasUncle 11 years old he adopted (Camp) byeverything way of his about Layton arranging They loved Montana and returned her and became her forever dad.

Catana would for him giveboth thismarried cute little coed a rideowners back to from thattotrip and property come to say that he was the BEST patient, Missoula after a weekend home fromdad, college.

On the ride back Missoula, He asked her out accepting andtonon-judgmental, giving hertounthe movies for Monday, but she had to attend a conditional love and friendship. sorority house meeting. Being persistent, well how Donald spent his first 20 years in Montana about Tuesday, no she had to go square dancing.

Stevensville - Cherylgolfing N. (Hancock) Ralls, 63, of feverishly fishing, and no playing music.

Okay then fly how about Wednesday, she had a Stevensville, Montana, was called home to heaven In 2002, Donald washow introduced to Deborah date.

Thursday then about Thursday, and on April 9th, 2022, at St. Patrick’s Hospital surfinally she said ok.

When he returned to partner, the house Kunkel and her husband and musical rounded by her family. he shared with a roommate he told him I’mZen never Jason Hicks. soon formed the Joan Cheryl wasThey a caring, witty, and beloved wife, asking her out again. They were married 6/17/54. sister, aunt, great-aunt, and friend. Cheryl’s At the time he was working for the railroad in kindness softened the hearts of those around Missoula. He was laid off the RR not to long after her and she was the glue of her family. Cheryl held marrying and so to provide for his growing family a strong faith in Christ. Her family feels at peace knowing she has been reunited with her mother Corvallis Helen Joan McNinch, in heaven and-that their final(Wenger) resting places will be 92, entered into eternal rest with family by her beside each other in St. Mary’s Parish Cemetery.

She born Cheryl N. Hancock onborn October side onwas January 22, 2022.

Joan was on Karin R. Holbrook Bitterroot Health Daly 2nd, 1958, to Floyd and Emmalyn Patricia Hancock June 6, 1929 in Jackson, Montana to John and Hamilton - Karin R. Hospital. Memories in Anaconda, Montana. Her parents moved their Jean Wenger.

Most of Joan’s was Holbrook, 67, passed andchildhood condolences growing family to Stevensville, Montana in 1960 away in the morning, may be shared with spent in helping her family where sheDillon grew up on their ranch.

Shemanage was the the oldWednesday, January the family at www.

Beaverhead County Golf Course. It was during est of three children.

19, 2022, at the brothersmortuary.com On years June 11th, 1994,developed Cheryl joined Mark Ralls these that Joan a “from dusk in till matrimony at ethic St. Mary’s Parish. serve The two dawn” work that would hercelebrated family their 27th wedding anniversary last year. throughout her life. Following her graduation Cheryl graduated from Stevensville High School from Beaverhead High School, Joan in 1976.

Her caring County nature led her to help others. continued working the family business, She worked at the Living Center, St. Mary’s eventuParish’s office, and in Home Health Care. ally enrolling in Montana State Normal College Cheryl enjoyed gardening, with to pursue a degreepainting, in education.

Hertime plans to friends and family, and rock collecting with her become a teacher were altered when she met sister Ruth Stockdale. She never met a rock that a rugged cowboy from inloved Ted McNinch, was not pretty in her eyes.Lima Cheryl animals whom she married on September 5,many 1953,pets weeks and enjoyed the companionship of her throughout her life. after they began dating. They enjoyed over 60 Cheryl was preceded in death by her parents years together.

Emmalyn Patricia Hancock and Floyd Hancock, In 1955, Joan followed Ted to the Bitterroot and father-in-law Mike Ralls. She is survived by her

band. The trio began performing at the new Bitterroot Brewing Co. The gigs soon created an exceptionally hot music scene, bringing folks from all over Montana to revel in great music at the favorite local hotspot. In short order the group was playing for and supporting hundreds

Donna Tilson Capps Chuck loved hunting and fishing with his brothers and his children.

Chuck was preceded in death by his

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of non-profit and for-profit events and celebrations. Always willing to step up and sit in, Don played with many other notable bands including The Ed Norton Big Band, Montango, The Teller Refugees, Kirby and the Attachments, the Montana Jazz All-Stars and many a jazz duo, trio, and quartet.

Playing thousands of shows across several there. They continued to live in Georgia for the next states overorthe last two played two years so while theydecades, had theirDon home built in with musicians in almost every genre including; Montana and Shannon finished high school.

Ron, Donna Travis finally moved good jazz, funk, soul,and country, bluegrass, pitfor orchestra to Stevensville, Montana in 2001 where Ron and at Missoula Children’s andMontana the Missoula Donna have lived happilyTheater ever since.

Symphony Orchestra. Donald was also the go-to studio session bass player, appearing on countless recordings and CD releases. In addition to all performing, he taught bass and mentored thathis now included Vicki, he sold vacuum cleaners, and cemetary plots, and cars. musicians. Donald many of the up-and-coming this union in 1955 in hadToperfect pitch2 children an innateVicki gift Jean he used in his Missoula, and Daniel Wayne in 1957 in Butte were playing and his teaching, a gift to all who played born. Because he thought he and Bobbie together with He was continually attending and were him. too fertile he had a vasectomy at summer

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camp in a field hospital with 2 chairs as the table.

One of many adventures provided by summer camp with the Army Reserves.

Helen Joan (Wenger) McNinch Death Notices

(Cynthia); sister, Rosemary (Robert); nephews, grandparents, and Eva Shulund; his sister, supporting theNels live music happening around Steven (Rebecca), Kevin (Jenny) and Tomi; sistersKaren; father, Everette; mother, June Trip; and in-law, Jeanie, andon many great-nephews, the area.

Don’sBelinda influence both musicians stepmother, Lois Lear Shulund; and Joyce Oliva, nieces and grandkids. andchildren’s the fans who loveChuck them was can survived never be fully theHe mother. his was preceded in death by his parents,by grandmeasured.

His generosity of time and wife, Dianna Shulund of Stevensville; histalent son, parents, an aunt and uncle and his beloved dog, with both the and youth around him was Bailey, who haselders eagerly been watching for him.

Douglas Shulund; daughters, Victoria (Calvert) The is grateful to the doctors andofnurses Woff ordfamily of trait.

Helena, (Phillip) Arp a life-long ThePatricia overarching sentiment of of Bitterroot Health, Community Medical Center Williston, ND, and Suzanne (Patrick) Zabeart musician and friend alike is that and St. Patrick Hospital for their compassion of Tonopah, AZ; his brothers Lynn (Donna) and their friendship with Donald or a care.

He will be forever loved and missed.

Shulund of Hamilton and Raymond (Amy) A Celebration of Life will be held was at Trapper connection he made a positive Shulund of Spokane; stepchildren Bud Williams Cabin on Lake Como on June 30, 2022 at 12:00 lifeJudy changing event. of Stevensville, ofthe Stevensville, pm.

Condolences mayWilliams be left for family at www.

Jane (Keith) Walth of Stevensville, and Wayne Donald fully appreciated nature; dalyleachchapel.com.

(Samantha) Williams of Valley Springs, CA; and a passion instilled at an early age numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, by his mother. Donald felt deeply nieces and nephews. about protecting theApril Bitterroot ValA graveside service will be held 4, 2022 ley that he had adopted as his home. at 2 p.m. at Riverview Cemetery in Hamilton.

A reception willHe follow at the Daly Chapelthe supported fromLeach inception located became on 1010 W. Main in They Hamilton, MT. The quickly their home. wereinwelcomed Teller Wildlife Refuge Corvallis, family wishes for all memorial donations be into a community of wonderful people whotobecame MT created

by Donna Otto and Anne Telltheir family. established an givensecond to a charity of Ron yourand choice in Chuck’s name. er, ardent environmentalists from electrical company, Condolences may bebecame left forvolunteer the familyfirefighters at www. and EMTs before retiring. the San Francisco area. He served dalyleachchapel.com.

Donna was always a huge fan of the beach and there as president, and was on the specifically Mexico, where her father had moved to board for many years. after he retired.

Throughout her life she always tried to take family vacations to Mexico least once per In 1991, Donald at met Karen year. In retirement, she was able to go even more Moore at the Lonesome Dove in often. She and Ron also purchased motorhomes Stevensville and they began their moved to Butte in 1956 where DanNorthwas born. andWe began travelling mostly in the Pacific Tony but wasmade working formulti-month the UScourtship.

Armymotorhome as aThey mechanic west, a few long-distance marand was also ried inparts the In 1964 he their trips to various of thereserve. country along with inArmy 1997 at the Teller Wildlife dogs Cookie and to Bling.

While Travis was transferred Helena.

HeShannon was ableand to retire Refuge and settled in Karen’s ranch often back and forth aboutSargent who theMajor. favorite from joked the reserves as Command outside Hamilton. child was between them, the true favorite child was You know the Sargent strips with the oak leaves unquestionably Bling.

She also loved to spoil her is survived byvery his wife around the star. Don Something he was proud of. “granddogs” Millieshop and moved Chloe and her “grandcat” When the AMSA from what is now Karen Moore of Corrales, NM, Pucca. Ron and Donna were truly living their best the Brewhouse on Eucluid to the Fort, a display Hamilton, daughter Catana life in retirement and theMT; rest of the family was so was put upthem. honoring Tony. He was pictured in his happy for Miller, grandson Daniel and uniform. granddaughter Elle dress uniform and hisbycalvary Donna is survived her husband Ron of Monof Missoula, MT; his sister Nancie Schumacher Moving to Helena, made it possible for ourJeff dadin tana, her daughter Shannon and her husband of Stevensville, MT; brother Gordon Maus to have horses.

He and Danny took up team roping.

Georgia, son Travis inhis New York, stepsons Patrick In fact, they theHamilton; veryher firstgrandchildren father team and Brian in won Georgia and that (Quinty Smith) of niece son Jennifer she adored: Daniel, Haley, Lily, Ryan and Tyler… roping at the Last chance Stampede.

Many great Kirby (Ben) of Missoula; niece Meghan Mausand her and second family she made and loved dearlyHe in friends memories were made while roping.

McVey (Patrick)of Big Sky, MT; nephew Willie Montana. was able to continue to ride and rope until into his A memorial service wasshape. held April 16, 2022 at Maus (Chelsea)of and several cousins, 80’s.

It kept him inMissoula good the Stevensville Rural Fire District.

A reception grand-niece and nephews around country.

Tony and Bobbie shared 67 yrs of the marriage and followed. lotsAofcelebration adventures.ofNo big tripswell-lived out of thelife country Donald’s will The family suggests memorials be made to the Bitteras Dad did like to fly but hunting be held on not his birthday Julycamping, 11, 2022 at themay Slack root Humane Society.

Condolences and memories and visiting friends made along the way.

After be shared with the family at www.whitesittfuneralhome.

Barn on the Teller Wildlife Refuge in Corvallis, returning from a trip to Pennsylvania that took com.

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Tony was preceded in death by hiswww.bittermom and The Bitterroot School of Music; dad and sister Melba Lozeau. He is survived by his rootschoolofmusic.org, wife Bobbie, daughter Vicki (Charles Ruzicka). Dan (Andrew), Sarah Ralls, and Samantha Stockdale; Teller Wildlife Refuge; www.tellerwildlife.org Wayland, and 2 grandchildren who adored him with 12 great-nieces and nephews and the Ralls and or and he them, Jacob and Jesse Ruzicka. He is also Hash families. survived by many nieces and nephews who were Montana Radio; Please joinPublic Cheryl’s familywww.mtpr.org in celebrating her life alsoAnd entertained by Dad when they came to visit. the band on…Mass on Thursday, Aprilplays 21, 2022. will be held at St. Everybody loved Tony.

Mary’s Parish in Stevensville at 11 a.m. followed by Tony will be laid to rest in Hamilton with a graveside service, then we will be gathering at the services there and in Helena at a later date in the Family Center for a celebration of life luncheon. spring.

Whitesitt Funeral Home is assisting the family with the funeral, for any questions, please family matriarch, Joan purposedorherself to care contact them at (406)777-5711 visit their webfor and sustain her family with joy, perspective, site https://www.whitesittfuneralhome.com.

ness in Bass Creek Post and Poles, which eventually became Bass Creek Logging. During the next four decades Joan’s work ethic and willand support as they experienced the peaks and Dorothy M. Ramberg home of natural causes. home. Memories Hospital. Memories ingness to do whatever was needed to get the valleys of life.

Personally, Joan found renewed Missoula - Dorothy Arrangements are and condolences and condolences hershared faith,with spejob done earned her the nickname, “Thewith Gofer.” strength M. Ramberg, 75, passed under theand carepurpose of the through may be may be shared away in the night, Daly-Leach Chapel. the family at www. the family at www.

Whether it was stacking poles, feeding cows, cifically in the form of hymns, scriptures, and Tuesday, hearty January 18, for the brothersmortuary.com brothersmortuary.com poems. cooking meals crew, or running 2022, at the St. Patrick Joan E. Thomason parts to jobs sites in timber GPS would not find, Joan is preceded in deathCrossword by her parents, Solution Victor - Joan E. Donald C. Wright Joan was always on the go holding everything John and Jean Wenger, brothers John and Hamilton - Donald C. Thomason, 75, passed sister Elveretta, and daughter Maggie. and everyone together. Wright, 74, of Hamilton George, away unexpectedly, passed away Saturday, Monday, January by her son Jim (Kari), her six Joan’s greatest pride and joy came in the form She is survived January 22, 2022 at his 24, 2022, at her eight great grandchildren, and of her two children, Maggie and Jim, and her six grandchildren, grandchildren. Joan had Maggie and Jim, and one great, great grandchild. A graveside service eventually her grandkids, working by her side will be held on Monday, January 31, 2022 at Rivon the ranch, in the post yard, and in the woods. erside Cemetery at 1:00 P.M. A celebration of Joan’s life will be held on Saturday, June 4, 2022 The most joyous occasions for Joan were the family gatherings she hosted celebrating holiat 1:00 P.M. at the Triple Sisters Group Site at husband Mark Ralls, brother Phil Hancock (Tradayssister and Ruth birthdays, which were filled with end- Lake Como. Condolences and memories Lookingmay for cy), Stockdale (Jim); nephews Jason Hancock (Katie), Benjamin (Ariel), James be shared with the family atthe www.whitesittfuless laughter.

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Wednesday, April 20, 2022

Four vie for two seats on Hamilton school board

by Nathan Boddy

Heidi Apedaile

Hamilton School District’s Board has two open seats on this spring’s ballot, which was distributed by mail on April 15th, and is due on May 3rd.

Four candidates are vying for the positions, incumbents Heidi Apedaile and Rebekah Stamp, and Cyra Saltzman and Mark Yoakam. Each candidate was given an opportunity to answer the following questions, with their responses in alphabetical order.

Why do you want to serve on the Hamilton School Board?

What experiences in your life will you lend to service as a School Board Trustee?

What challenges or opportunities face the Hamilton School District in coming years?

My name is Heidi Apedaile. I am 51 years old and work as a registered nurse at Bitterroot Health. I am seeking a second term for a school trustee position because I care about our schools, our children, and our children’s future. I also care about the employees of our district.

Our district employees have worked in challenging and demanding conditions these past few years, and they have done so because of their passion for education. I have a lot of gratitude for them and want to help ensure that we offer the best opportunities for these good people to continue to work in our district.

I have two children who are graduates of the Hamilton School District and two chil-

dren currently at Hamilton High School.

The most obvious challenge we have as a district is employment. We currently have job openings for almost every area in the district.

We have worked to ensure competitive wages, benefits, and a positive and rewarding work environment. There is a constant effort to secure resources to help each employee succeed. The district has added a wellness/fitness center and other resources to encourage employee well-being and job satisfaction. Hopefully, the staff of Hamilton School District feels the sincere appreciation and gratitude we have for them and their dedication to our children. We need to continue these efforts to ensure our district is a rewarding and joyful

place of employment to retain employees and encourage new hire opportunities.

A second challenge facing our school district is the infrastructure of the middle school. This will require a lot of planning, budgeting, community input, and support to improve the quality of Hamilton Middle School.

We have exciting opportunities to offer tailored situations for each student to find success after high school.

These may be skills needed for a trade or more AP courses to ensure Ivy League preparedness. Whatever pathway our students choose, we can help prepare them. I want to be a part of this effort in supporting our children by setting them up for post-high school success.

I would appreciate the op-

portunity to continue to serve in this capacity.

Cyra Saltzman

My name is Cyra Saltzman I am 37 years old, and I work for Child and Family Services as a Child Protection Specialist. I am also a mom to a 1st grader who attends Daly Elementary. Not only do I see the struggles our teachers are having due to working closely within the community. But also, as a parent, I can see the staff’s struggles and feel that impact when my child comes home and discusses their day at school. I have noticed within our schools the lack of support staff for our teachers. The schools need more in place such as the CSCT programs, Paraprofessionals, See HAMILTON, page 18

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Valley wrestlers hold Battle ofVictor ‘Root Lady Tigers nab big win MCPS track invite halted byover snowstorm

had a huge impact on what by Sacry with a jump of 4-10

by Scott Thomas Spencer been able immediately to achieve this

by Thomas Spencer Head Coachwe’ve Ryan Tolley and Wren Jensen of Several Hamilton took 5th year.” to regroup his squad called a timeout Drawing together all the Bitterroot with a jump of 4-8.

The Falcons showed up “I wasinaValley proud, in the final second left after the made wrestlers the valleyproud over coach, track and field Mya Winkler took they channeled a great amount of free throw. and performed at “The Root” the weekend Florence hosted teams partic6th in the Shop the end of the emotion,” said Heather Berry, head With all but the at excitement andday were the 2022 Mike McChesney ipated in the Put with a throw of bested

by Matt Davismarched and coach ofthe the‘Root.

Darby Tigers, following momentum, the Lady Tigers Battle of And it MCPS invite 33-00. his crew of wrestlers from their dramatic win over valley rival to their bench where they found was once again Corvallis in Missoula on For the Boys, Corvallis.

Victor, 51-47.

Going their cool and collected coach ready with 99 points that tookinto Friday’s Saturday, April Hamilton’s Lane “We’ve won it multiple every year game the Lady Tigers had struggled with instructions.

“I made home the trophy this year, 16th. The event Cole won the 800m except for once so somein their first against comments trying to calm myit’syounger was stacked with a time of bringing pridegame and honor to the thing wedirections take pride in in as a Pirates, itFlorence was a different story players, repeated with top but athletes 1:58.76. Stevensthat program. came said Corvallis Head this weekend.

Coach Berry aimed at the huddle,team, and”made sure they from a striking host of distance ville’s Kellan Beller within at AA, A, Bpoints and Cfollowed byand focusing won the Javelin Matt Davis after the clarifying expectations understoodCoach the importance of what 70 team schools.

The athwith a throw of 174tournament.

For the Blue her athletes on what they were expected to do.”

Hamilton at 53 and Ste-they could letes had to con10. Taylor Searle of Kiera Davis, the at 103, control.

And withDevils, that possession, Lady vensville at 47 total points. tend with spring Hamilton took 2nd pinned Coltin Morgan of The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers held on to their late-game lead Besides the team rankings Corvallis and Hamilton boys compete in the 200m. Hamilton’s Tyin Montana, as like in the Pole Vault Hamilton, Luke Nuttal wresthe game, much they did in for a dramatic and thrilling win over and scores, individual athson Bauder finished 4th in the event. Photo by Scott Sacry. temperatures with a jump of 13tling really well at 113, beat the late in the Victor. letesfirst werematchup, recognizeduntil by the hovered around 06. Brinson Wyche Corvallis took 3rd in the 100m with John from Florence fourth quarter.

With a minute-forty “This win willPost help build some and competing schools’ coaches. freezing, and the stadium was filled of Corvallis took 2nd in a time of 13.13. Hamilton’s Layne Hanna Hurst of Hamilton. remaining in the game it was 41much-needed confidence in Jason Davis from Corvallis, with strong winds and snow showers. Kearns took 3rd in the Triple Jump the 3200m with a time Seth Allen, 126, pinned 43 Pirates Victor seniorthe Bella individual players andatin their The athletes fought through adof 9:59.80. Corvallis’s wrestling at and 138, was recogwith a jump of 34-05. Ayda Griffin of Shiverine Stevi.

Schicilone foul driving the teammates,”William said Berry.

“Thisofwin versity, arounda 1:30 snowfall Aiden Read took 3rd in nized as but the forced “Bitterroot Val-the Hamilton took 4th in the High Jump At 138 Jason Davis andare Nate lane andtoo found herself theFlorence’s foul was a fun game to coach and we became much and all were the 110m Hurdles with a ley Outstanding Wrestler. ”atevents Luke Maki with the pin at the Battle of the ‘Root wrestling match. Photo canceled after time of 16.38. Tyson Davis bothout pinned their line theDillon hope of going up by blessed to have come of the hardDaviswith pinned Janes by41-Stephanie K Geiser Photography. the compleRostad of Hamilton four.

She the first one, fought battleopponents. on top!” Kanyon Stoker at in 2:45.

Thenailed lone Florence tion of the threw the Javelin 145, pinned Drew Carmody 44, then missedatthe With This certainly was a big win for senior, wrestling 205,second. was not win every match, but our kids are here mark at Divisionals and State.

All of our girls 200m.

166-09 for 3rd place, Hamilton.

Davis the ball back, Lady Tiger number thethrough Lady Tigers whoatwill likely see Hamilton girls slice theofsnow theBodee MCPS invite. recognized as the Bitterroot Valley WresBitterand Levi to compete and always looking to im-Darby’s Makena kids didCorvalllis’s quite well and showed what it Lady Pirate Bella Schicilone defends Hawkinson.

Photo by Thomas pinned Berryman Stevi.before And 12 Samantha Shull launched up the Lady Pirates in cancelled the of District Snow showers forced theJeffrey meet to be tling Ambassador, won by pin in his match root athletes Reynoso took 5th with prove.”

Spencer. aearlier jumper that Now in And if you are a completion. PhotoTournament.

by Scott Sacry. in the daybanked against in.

Cadogan Wheat excelled a throw of reigning 159-08. in their Theline Florence to the and sending a wave of The Pirates, passes, transition racing down the floor, Darby fan you will want to see a of Hamilton. despite these Hamilton’s Tyson athletes hope towon the Darby sideline. Her quickly scored with a two-foot jumper performance like this one in the Schicilone drove hard in the paint For Florence Head Coach Skip Rosenadversities.

Bauder took 4th in severalbasket matcheswas thwarted by a line made by the Virginia and drew another foulinwith the of postseason. Notably from senior On 200mBrown. with a However, for the thal,the thegirls event is unique a variety on the day.

Seth violation, bringing the score to 45-45, second time in fourth, Mustafa opportunity extend Pirate lead. captain Amber Anderson who posted side, time of 23.66.the Gavin ways.Madison He said,to “The ‘Rootthe is really a special Wilsonball. pinned Pirate was waitingofatCorvalthe block for the ball After she hit theit is an impressive 23 points in this game Lewis of addition Cor- thetofirst, Hagberg event. missing In bragging rights, Jessop of Strong backcourt pressure from and another vallis the opportunities lisforced took 4th in theand-one shot. second, Pirates. Then Lady gets Connor and was followed by Mustafa who had one ofwon the43-45 rare Florence Corvallis, the TigersAidyn forced a bad pass right At 3200m 49-47 with left on the Shot Put with with8aseconds time Tigers inbounded the ball 10, mostly all coming in the fourth. a chance to wrestle against therushing other BitMeinzen pinned of Sierra Reed who adown throw of 47 seconds remaining of 10:06.39.

Andrew into the hands clock, the freshman, who had several “I was so happy for my players,” terrootwith Valley teams since Florence is B/C Bodee Davis of 37-08.

Claire Burrow Hampromptly dribbled down for the minutes inofthe JV game earlier in when freshman Petra Mustafa said Berry. “Their play was full of and Hamilton, Corvallis, and Stevensville Hutchison of in to give her team Corvallis,finally Sean claiming the lead for basket, theilton day,took was 4th about rebounded thethe long banked heart and guts.” are A. It is also onlyshot timeand where it is Stevensville the Shot Put with a Larson, at 170, the Lady Tigers.

But not for long. the three-point advantage.

Pirate in a our basket with a foul sending her just local teams.

Many of our families took second throw of 47-03. And pinned Carter know other, have battled in earlier in the each 200m Hamilton’s Andrew Morgan and generations, and actually get a chance to in the middle Carmody took 5th in Noah Guisinger of a blizzard the Pole Vault with a connect at this event.” Rosenthal said the of Hamilton, with time about of jump of 12-00.

Claire Hutchison of Stevensville sprinting through a blizeventabegan 10 years ago, at the Lance Burrows, at 27.22.

Farzard in the 200m. Hutchison finished 2nd in the event.

Hamilton’s Andrew Burrows throwing the Discus at the MCPS Invite. direction of the valley coaches.

182 pinned Issac ah Wyche of Photo by Scott Sacry.

Burrow one of the state’s top throwers. Photo by Scott Sacry.

The 2021-2022 season is has apparentMartinez of Hambybeen Thomas Spencer The Tiger offense did execute and ly somewhat of a rekindling of the ilton. At 205, Luke took advantage of each mistake of wrestling community in Florence. “As Maki won his their 13C rematch from earlierI the night. They had four guys score far In as the Florence team’s performance, match, and Dallas this year, Darby boys were eager over 10 points on the night, notably couldn’t be the more pleased, ” said Rosenthal.

Blair pinned Gabe Corvallis took first place in the Battle of the ‘Root. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser Photography. to fend the Pirates.

14 from who has6-7 been COR 6-2, 7-5 by Scott COR def Preston MaddowSmith Hulbert STE “We’re inoff aSacry bit ofVictor a rebuilding yearBesides with a Rassmussen of a slow first quarter the Tigers solid all season, Josh Ryker/ (7-4), 6-3, 6-4 and 16 from Hooper new coaching staff andwhere a renewed comStevi. And lastly, Arie McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough.’”

Jonny Williams pinned Jett Murray of trailed the oftennis the was Reed whoDoubles had a great night in the Colvin Whitehair The by girls’ andrest boys’ teams Boys’ Results mitment to 4, wrestling from the game Florence Trevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26.

Rosenthal, who has been instrumental Florence in 1:57. For Coach Davis, “Luke reallyCorvallis just a slow victory. post.

STE def Corbin from andmarch Stevensville Nik Talia/Luke Sangster COR def School Administration and to School Board.

“Our success this year has been a real in the Florence wrestling world for some Nuttal at 113 beating John Post that was Darby Krystal Smith “We have been really pushing for Kirkland/Emmett squared off in chilling conditions on Domanic Bridges/Dylan Janes STE We will head have acoach school-sponsored Middle team effort; pushing each other hard at time, in both the high school and Little a huge one. That match I figured could go said, “Ball movement, the boys Alsop COR 4-6, Thursday, April 14th indefense, Stevensville.

6-1, 6-1 to take good quality shots School Program beginning this yearand and practice, supporting teammates on and Guy programs, is grateful for his coaching either way.” hustle are helped usdedicated pulldegrees the andTucker tonightLay/Angus they all did that,” said 6-4, 6-3 During thewhat matches was 34 Trangmoe STE will be moving into ourit new off the mat, and being model student-athstaff as well.

That match was important for the Blue win against Victor.” seemed Smith.

“Hooper took over attacking with a brisk wind andThis snow flurries. def Braeden Gager/Chance Jessop Wrestling Room in the next couple of to letes,” said Rosenthal. “This core group “Josh Schreoder and I have been Devil victory on the day. The Falcon wresbe athe good representation the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, Girls’s SinOn girls’ side,of wrestlingofinDarby’s weeks.

The future Florence has established a great culture that we can working together for several years with the tlers are mostly in the upper-weight classes success Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked gles Results Corvallis won is lookingagainst bright.” the Pirates. The build on. Stand-out performances includLittle Guy program,” said Rosenthal. “This and dominated in those areas, whereas the Tigers did atogood job of patient on shooting when they were open Dakota Powell four games Rosenthal, reflecting onbeing his athletes’ ed Sean Larson at 170, Adyn Meinzen at year, however, we have Cody Sutton and Blue Devils won many of the matches in in their offensive movements and and driving to the hoop.” When asked COR def Olivia Stevensville’s two. performance this season, said, “Our kids 152, Arie Mclaughlin at Heavyweight, and Kody Davidson, two former Falcon wresthe lower weight classes which ultimately tookthe high percentage the which players really stood out she Peretto STE 7-6 On boys’ side,hard,shots have been working are in at great Luke Maki at 205 who wrestled his last tlers that have brought some ‘old school led them to 99 points and first place. basket.focused, responded, “That’s a tough one, this (7-4), 6-3 Corvallis won and having fun. We may shape, match at home but will certainly make a Falcon Toughness’ to the mix and have When asked what their week of game all of our players did a roll and Reese Styrman four matches and practice looked STE def McKenzie Stevensville wonlike leading up to this did it well.” matchup and what they anticipated, By the end of the third quarter, Gross COR 7-6 (7three.

Coach Smith said, “We always know this game was still very close, 32-28, 4), 7-6 (7-5) thatBoys’ a rivalSingles game can go any way, so but the final score was 41-60. Darby Senika Koernour biggest advice was to keep our had a great fourth quarter, outscoring er COR def Dani Results head in the game, play our gamehas the greatest the Pirates 28-13. Townsend and and play in the varsity the two teams only separated by Felton STE 7-6 Ryan Hutchiby Thomas Spencer and COR hustle and work together and Smith both had stellar 4th quarters, sense of humor game.

You saw the 4 anddefense. the Falcons alsobymanaged (7-4), injury son def Janis Darby’s Preston Smith scans Caleb Rockwood and the Pirate Photo Thomas they definitely worked together!

And each posting 8 and Reed had 6 in that and quick wit, players and fans go to keep that lead in the fourth Megan Liedtka Wingerath STE Spencer.

On Thursday night the Lady with7-5 a little press the whole gamewhich we brings quarter. a when Faith al- so if as we wellare butbehind only outscoring STE def Abbigail 6-1, in the basket, hustle back,berserk play hard Yellowjackets and community quit, or ahead,the it’s wanted to slow them down and try “Until the game is over, my only lot of levity to the most scored in the first Yellowjackets by 2 that quarJessop COR 6-2, Grant Wilcon defense, and outwork the opponent,” celebrated their seniors from the not over until the buzzer in rings.” taking advantage a few and mistakes.” thoughts are to keep putting the ball team, whether minute of the varsity ter. The final score was 61-43, 4-6, COR def Fenn team, Chi-ofcheer, said 6-4 Smith. “This group of boys never girls basketball during practices, game!”

Florence. mo STE 6-2, 6-0 Girls’s Douother extracurricular activities.

Corvallis’ boys tennis team won four matches and Stevensteam meetings Both teams came The Jackets were carried bles Results Dylan Janes And although the Lady Jackets ville won three in a chilly event on April 14th. Photo by Scott or games.

Kelti out fast and strong in by their Captain, junior Clair Hailey AnSTE def Emmett did not walk away with a win Sacry. is otherwise a the first quarter, not Hutchinson, who had an outderson/Madison Alsop COR 6-4, against Florence, they competed Kennedy Yaskus/Lilly Trail COR def quiet person, who really giving much standing night.

Henry COR def Olivia Peretto/Reese 6-2 against a strong, wellCorvallis’ coached girls tennis team won four matches and Stevensville Felton/Megan Liedtka 6-4, 7-5

by Jeffery Thomas Spencer fourth and forDani When asked later what liked brings competion defense “Claire had a realhe good game, Styrman 6-3, 6-1 in the up Vals won two in their Aprila 14th contest. Photo by Scott Sacry. team and the atmosphere of the responded with about his experience, Grazzani said, tive fire to games either team but Stevi turning hard work on defense night remained positive and The Fighting 9 of their own to come“My aspect about being on anofthat is so fun to managed out favorite into steals and fast breaks cheerful.

The three seniors on Yellowjackets took on the including 5 from exchange student is to experience a watch.” ahead 10-7 going into fense,” said Fulbright.

Hutchinthe basketball team that were Broncs of Frenchtown on Tad Tackes in that new type of life and culture with new Finally, the second quarter. son had 21 on the night, scoring recognized on the night were Saturday in Stevensville. quarter.

Beller people and have opportunity speaking to his But, like she has done mostly in the transition but sheto was Hailey Thomas, Kelti Wandler, The Yellowjackets came accounted for 14, play basketball at a higher level than time with Faith many times this seaalso effective pulling up from and Faith Huenergardt. outStevensville really strong in coach the Tackes, 9, Florence’s Travino, Kasidy before.” the mid and three-point range Huenergardt, Fulson, head first quarter, beating 5, and Grazzani “I’ve played Italy are bright remarked, Yeoman went off in the as well. basketball But the LadyinJackets Bill Fulbright, speaking to his some tough defensive had 4 on the night. for five years,” said Grazzani.

“This “Faith has played second quarter with most effective in the more runexperience coaching Hailey pressure numerous times This Saturday is my sixth year in a club, because with our Frosh11 of the Falcons 27 to and-gun style of play.

Thomas, commented, “I have and capitalizing strong also happened to half. in my country school more team in our end the second “Getting theand ballsports up theare floor been privileged to on coach Hailey drives to the basket and be Senior Night separate programs.”

Grazzani usually program since she “They only missed quickly and without a lot of for the past four years. Hailey is open from the floor. for thetwo young a positive attitude and it shotsStevi in the exhibits wasted dribbling is something one oflooks the toughest young ladies, was a freshman.

The first quarter ended squad and in a wasn’t surprising to hear his response Faith has a won2nd quarter alone,” we have been working on all mentally and physically, you will 13-14 Frenchtown where sea of junior boys, when asked what he liked most about derfully cheerful, Fulbright said.

That year,” said Fulbright.

“It’s gratifyever meet, and yet is so com30 years experience Kellan Beller had 8 in that Lorenzo Grazzani his team and experience thus far.

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Our coaches are trying to and doesn’t let of the game. work effectively during parts of out every time she is on the LLC strongly defensively Grazzani,The an third quarter make usthe compete every anything get her game.” and get better court.

I couldn’t ask forand a player played really strong to the Italian exchange single day.” down.

It was an was fairly close with with a better attitude.”

Yellowjacket Lorenzo Grazzani (12) , an exchange student from Italy and 307 The MainYellowjackets Street basket in thetofirst quarter. student, was played East emotional andsenior on the team, sends a no-look pass to a teammate.

In regard his time with Stevensville’ only Florence’s Kylie Kovatch with the The second and third welcomed by warm Helena on Tuesday, winning 35-32, exciting moment Stevensville, MT 59870jump shot Kelti Wandler, Fulbright said, against Stevensville.

Photo by Stephanie K Geisquarter got away from the applause and a and ending a 28-game losing streak. for our girls when 15 of their own. However, the boys “ I have also been privileged to Yellowjackets, who gave up 36 points thankful speech written by him was They will play Florence on Thursday Faith got to start RESIDENTIAL • RANCH • LAND • COMMERCIAL er Photography. from Stevi did hold the Broncs to 9 coach Kelti for four years. Kelti in that time and only answered with read to the crowd. at home.

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COLLEGE candidate forum: most candidates support levy continued from page one

for local youth and adults represents a tremendous financial savings. As a parent of two young adults who are currently enrolled at MSU, Smith said that she and her husband, “understand the cost of higher education,” and that she would love to see an opportunity for people to receive education at a price-point essentially half of what a four-year university costs.

Smith added that her experience as a board member of the Victor School District has allowed her to further see the importance of a local community college option. “I call myself a K-14 trustee,” she says.

Carrie Guarino, who was appointed to the BVCC board in December, says that she herself was the product of a community college education before going on to Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees. She also spent time teaching in a community college as an adjunct professor, and said that, “When I was an adjunct professor I could see how community college made a difference in people’s lives.”

Another common theme amongst the candidates was the value of a community college with local control and the ability to tailor its programs and courses to the needs of the valley.

Said Chad DeLong, “That’s the beauty of a community college. You can craft things for small business and small trades.” He went on to state the importance of continuing education as well, saying that a community college allows people to continue to learn

throughout their professional lives.

Carrie Guarino suggested that BVCC could “talk to high school seniors or even juniors to see what they need,” in order to promote and tailor the college.

Paul Ashcraft was in agreement, and stated that, “You haven’t heard any of the candidates say that we have to replicate the programs they have at the University of Montana.” He went on to encourage BVCC’s partnership with all the valley high schools.

Moderator Steve Fullerton asked the candidates about the future of the facilities for BVCC. The current location of the Bitterroot College at 103 S. 9th Street is owned by the Hamilton School District and under lease to the college. Most candidates seemed to agree that many avenues for addressing future growth and physical location were available for consideration long before a capital investment was even upon the table. Debbie Pope seemed to disagree, however, and stated plainly that “a new levy is coming up in November,” and expressed concern about future spending on facilities.

Marci Smith responded to Pope’s assertion, saying, “I am not aware of any levy in November unless you’re referencing one for Hamilton schools… It’s not for us.” She added, “I’ve heard some numbers bandied around about a $25 million building that we’re planning and I have to say that that is patently not in the plans.

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Smith then explained what a future own, and when someone inquired loudly as to the results, he added with condition might look like when and a smile, “about a tank of gas.” if capital improvements might be needed. “When it comes to a point in time that we need to consider a newer building, it means we’ve grown so much that it’s a problem we might want to have. If we end up with that type of student population, it means our tuition dollars have increased, and consequently we will also have more money coming in from the state match. It’s not the same type of budget that we’d be looking at as of tomorrow.” Smith also touted the efforts of the BVCC Foundation, which she says is comprised of “all sides of the political spectrum and from all sides of the valley.”

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Flyfishing starting Journal Stevi: over on council vacancy process

The Easter long distance releasea primer Spring hatches and flies: continued from page one

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5) Vague agenda language which Thisaff Easter I didn’t go fishing. could ect the public’s right to I may as about well start with the Thought it, wanted to, skwala. didn’t know and participate.

“Because That’sany theactual one that gets the bloodthe boilmake plans but intended to, Council packet is missinganglers the critical ing for many experienced who and spent the Saturday before watching Council Communication historically approach springtime in the deliriums it snow. There was about an inch on the utilized to explain the agenda item, of cabinfrom fever, for thisI hatch. ground thewaiting night before; thought what actions can be taken and other The skwala ischance called the willow there was a good it would melt. fly or early dark important information for Council Some of it did, and stonefly in other and the public consider, there is then a solid two to inchplaces; inapparent western a lack of es fell, the sun cametransparency and Montana we seem a cloak secretiveness as to what out for aof bit, and then to prefer the Latmore fell.intends to do. The absence Council in, skwala, for So much forthe of any backup documents for these genus. Bitterroot fishing. agenda items may veteran fly this design- be problematic in Instead satisfying the public’s right to know, er Andre Carlson Easter there were scrutinize and participate in this identified this hatch indoor activities after signifi cant event,” as the skwala, and wrote Tribbensee. church; a visit with 6) Missing popularized simfamily, food, his allsignifi of it cant and required ilarly-named fly for steps to fi ll a vacancy.

“None of good, but through it around forty-odd the preliminary work appears to it I remembered a years ago. youcame have taken place as required by fishing tripIf that look atEaster pre-1980’s thean Council Rules, on Sundayas there is no angling literature after church.

Council Communication or other you“How won’tsoon see much mention can you make itof tothe the backup documentation explaining skwala.my Today it is commonplace. river?” friend Dean Ludwick asked. what steps have taken place, what Fast-forward: Today “I’ll shoot for one o’clock.” steps are in process, and what there are myriad skwala “Katie and I will be ready to go.” he steps are outstanding,” Tribbensee patterns out there. answered.

“We’ll meet you at the Anwrote.choosing “The missing When skwa-and required gler’s Roost put-in.” procedural steps to those la patterns for your When I showedinupaddition a little before own box, stick with outlined above, include, but are two, Dean said, “I figured you’d make the drab not necessarily limited to:byCouncil it byones two ifthat youare said maybe one. We olive-brown and sparse discussion on individual selection wanted to launch around two anyway.or in #8 and #10. nat-Get your nomination candidates, Council’s The boat’s in of theThe water. rod urals are skinny, occur rigged and get your waderstoon.

We’re final slate of candidates interview, when to thego.” water is low ready Council’s direction to the Clerk andI flowing slow.

No took the good-natured kidding that to prepare interview questions, need for as overdressed or followed I shoved us off and jumped scheduling individual interviews, gaudy flies seat. here that will in the back Dean took the oars. His ensuring thatrefusals the interview questions get you more daughter Katie, then in her early teens, to besolid utilized are not provided in than hookups. had the front seat and had first shot at advance to any of the applicants, the fish rising in the long run below the Other stoneflies ensuring that other applicants put-in.

You willDean notprobably be during the barely waspresent quietwon’t on the sticks, see too may snowfly, interviewing process foras the stirring the smooth water heother posior capnea, patterns in good applicants, and finally Council’s tioned his daughter for casts on most fly lane shopmarked bins, but the feed by aappoint thin bubble discussion/decision to if you do, grab a few.

The line below the boat.

On her cast candidates that allows forthird public capnea species we lump she hooked up.through Brindle participation comments. together as snowflies canbelow her‘Chute.

There was a steps big bulge dry Many of these should and must range from #18astothe ridicuskwala pattern fly disappeared. take place inasanthe open meeting, not lously genus hasturned, a ridicShe setsmall up perfectly.

The fish secretly behind the scenes as they are ulous number ofcontrol species.for Some a ran totally out of a feware yards, considered Council actions,” wrote size #14 and gray – just like the genus burst out of the water and swapped nemoura are a sizeher #12 Tribbensee. ends – its stoneflies enormous that tail swatting or #14.

“Even though the posting delay 3X tippet in mid-air and shattering has

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caused the Town to be in violation of the Town Council Rules and State it, spray and leader ends flying the statutes, I sincerely hope thatinyou For stoneflies, then, start light as spring thatthe ponderous body froze our postpone two items, 12a and with everybody’s favorite,itthe skwala. memories for the moment remained 12b listed on of the Januaryone 13, 2022 Pick a couple light, suspended abovepatterns: the water before it fell Agenda related to the vacancies one dark.

Also grab a small #18 or #20 back in. on Dean Council until all of and the required black midge snowfly pattern if you and or I groaned started to public noticing and procedural can find it.

Sometimes a slow daysteps can say things – things about that huge fish, transformed into aand great one by are be completed legally our sympa- correctly tying the smaller stone off the back by the Clerk and Council as well thy for Katie. of bigger as addressing theone. apparent lack of Shethe turned Samered goes using a #12 or around, transparency and for sense of secrecy,” #14 Elk Hair Caddis or Stimulator braids framing wrote Tribbensee. in drab gray or olive color when hera freckled “Finally, as a reminder, the it will close to what you see face litcome up inlaws a are processes and designed on the water.

The trout care more half-grin , and to provide adequate information, about size and color than anyasked, “What’s representation and continuity.

The thing – when anglers can’t tell the the matter public has a right to know, scrutinize difference between a subspecie with you guys? andof participate inaall Council why capnea and nemoura, Isn’t that what should the trout care? decisions.

I cannot say it enough, as you call a there are a number of potential legal long distance Spring mayflies issues identifi ed above that could release?”

One Deanthing and about create unnecessary legalspring issuesmayfor the flies: many of them look alike.

I started Town if not to properly addressed and For sanity and simplicity’s sake we laugh. corrected, please halt and re-initiate can“Well?” call them either March Browns or the processshe in order to achieve asked, and joined compliance with State statutes and us. What else Town Council Rules.” could we do? With Mayor Gibson said that, due to the that we were ready concerns raised, to enjoy the rest ofhe was postponing the January 13th agenda items the day. related to the We hooked council vacancies.

He said plenty of they otherwould fish be starting the – some ofover. themThere will be new process big – and a goodand website notices, public notices Katie period. and Dean’s number of them and a 10-day application A made it to hand. special meeting has been tentatively Most ran two to 3rd to address the set for February three pounds, and around seventeen to vacancies. Public notices advertising a little over twenty inches. The best was the vacancies are currently running in Dean’s big hook-jawed male rainbow the Bitterroot Star. with a profile like a salmon that must The Star spoke with Greg have weighed between five and six Overstreet, Town Attorney, pounds. regarding claims.

In The dayTribbensee’s was sunny and pleasantly warm, the water temperatures were Overstreet’s view, numbers 1-4 right, and there plenty of big that have merit.

Hewere noted, however, egg-laden skwala stonefly females the 30-day period from the time of returning to the water to on deposit their the resignations began Mayor next generation cargo.

Brandon Dewey’s watch. He said I distributed a batch of mt favorite that council members can still be Blue-winged Olives. skwala patterns to Dean and Katie in appointed even though days Never mindfor that are30size mock penance mythere latethe arrival.

We had run out. and color, let alone genus and specie had plenty of flies, plenty of food, and variations involved here; wepublic can cut it Overstreet said that Katie had two guides on athe day off to take short and recommend a handful of fly notice of the vacancies should have the oars while she fished.

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been posted on the website. He office was missing 75% of its usual said the normal notice procedure staff. “Jenelle was pretty much alone Wheninclude she took her turn at the oars Dean and I had to takesaid a look.

The dark doesn’t the website, so it’s during December,” Gibson.

He she did right well, too, and Uncle colors, same bulbous and profile, distinctive a unique requirement forgot council thanked Berthoud also thanked Chuck into some nice fewnotice years head shape saw in the air forthat that vacancies.

Again, he fish. said Athe police and that fire we department staff later she joined her dad on the guide brief moment when it froze in our memomission happened while Dewey stepped in to help. crew. ories confirmed it: that’s Katie’s fish. The wasThat stillday mayor.

He agreed that the “We got the payroll checks and with Dean and Katie was taxidermist weighed it at thirteen pounds application period should have been utility billsa out,” said Gibson. the best, most memorable day I have – probably long distance release record.

10 days, and that the list of applicants Most people who commented were and status of eligibility should have in favor of approving the agreement been submitted by the town clerk with Underwood, but a couple of to the town council. “But again, all people expressed concern over the of this happened in the month of fact that Underwood was being hired December,” under the old mayor, said as an independent contractor. “Does Overstreet. he have insurance? Is he bonded Overstreet did not think that items and licensed?” asked Susan Devlin.

5 and 6 had any merit. “I don’t think Karen Wandler, former council the agenda language was vague,” said member, said she was concerned Overstreet. He said the resolution that, when Underwood left the covering council vacancies clearly Town’s employ, “he was 18 months spells out the process. “There’s no behind in reconciliations.” Wandler additional requirement to spell out also thought it should be made clear the specific steps to fill a vacancy,” whether this was a “contract” or an patterns.

Try to get close sets in size a“agreement.” skwala, or fishing it by itself if the he said. “The resolution it and color to what you see the trout taking. skwala isn’t producing. out very clearly.” He also noted Gibson called on Greg Overstreet, You can fish March Browns and Blue-winged Olives? The choices that Tribbensee mentioned Bob Town Attorney, to with address the Bluetheir lookare limitless.

Start a sparse Michalson, one of the applicants concerns.

Overstreet said that the or alike cousins, wing-Olive Parachute and a cripple for a council seat. “Additionally, criteria they used for independent Gray Drakes, emerger pattern that rides half-subfollowing the legal process is even contractors is water, the same asin what with just a merged in the both #18. more imperative as therecouple is a of the state uses and he was unaware high probability that the patterns.

Council Try Caddisflies of any license needed to be an When we’re lucky, we’ll see ganga #14 may make the appointment of Brindle an independent contractor.

He said the buster hatches the so-called Mothwhen extremely controversial, ‘Chute polarizing agreement wasofbased on a template er’s Day Caddis before runoff. In and quite frankly a huge you legalsee liability early from runoff another professional services years we’ll generally see a the lighter to the taxpayers of the community agreement, one they used with the enough to fish.

A trip to the Madison colored bugs favorite, Chuck’s Classic Skwala. around can beThe a solid bet and (Mr. Michalson),” wrote Tribbensee. buildingEnnis inspector. contract was skittering worth the drive if the Mother’s Day “There’s no legal requirement unanimously approved.

Underwood around on Caddis is full-on. to over-comply with the legal will be hatch paid $30 per hour for up to the water On rivers ranging from the Madiever spent fishing the procedures because of who might be 20 hours per week a maximum of before they son to the Big Hole or to the Clark Fork skwala hatch. applying,” said Overstreet. $1499 per month, to perform such or the Bitterroot, anglers have always Just a few days later take off. relied onbi-weekly a group dark green-bodied Elk Hair Town news, twotasks as payroll, monthly For the Individual or small by appointment we In sawother a news report of the new Caddis. darker and person town council, along with the payroll, payroll liabilities (bi-weekly an enormous brown trout are three caddisflies that newhad mayor, actually held its first andThere monthly), quarterly and yearthat washed ashore at sometimes Custom tied flies ~ Chuck’s original patterns can be called the Mother’s Day Cadones, meeting onof January 11, alarger special end Some payroll reports, audit, the tail-end the Angler’s dis. are about apayroll #14, with dark Andy Carlqualitywings commercial flies, tackle meeting the below purpose of approving High bi-weekly claims and Roost runfor – just smoky and processing a dark olive-green son’s Purple where Katie lost her bigagreement or ash grayand body.

The other isof about a temporary contract payment, reconciliation banka Haze in a #16 #18,card and statements. darker gray overall. I fish. with Robert Underwood, the Town’s and or credit #12 or #14 carry flies for allnoticed three. something Deanfinance and I both former officer. will work, as “I think you Bottom line: The array of spring wondered: Could that be Mayor Gibson said that Jenelle that’s diff erent,” said Mayor Gibson hatches can be broader than you the same one… ? There will the HarBerthoud, the Town Clerk, had been to the audience.

“We are going might expect – and anything cantobe rop-stylebeHairwing couldn’t too manyDuns.

Stranahan on the when you go out.your I’d doing the work of four people for the do Chuck the water best we canFlies to answer By themselves, the Purple Haze browns that size in the rather be over-prepared and ready last few weeks.

“There is no utility questions…

That is your right and for and the Brindle ‘Chute are good Fly Fishinganything International Certified Castingshort-handed Instructor river… than beIcaught searching patterns.

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PUBLIC NOTICE The Burnt Fork Water Commission will hold its first meeting of the 2022 irrigation season Tuesday, April 26, 2022 at 8:00 pm at the American Legion Hall, corner of Meyer Lane and Middle Burnt Fork Road, Stevensville.

BS 4-13, 4-20. ___________________ David T. Markette MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. 601 S. First Street P.O. Box 515 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 363-1110 DavidM@mcpcattorneys. com Attorneys for Petitioner MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of JAMES ZACHARY CHEETHAM a/k/a ZACH CHEETHAM, Deceased.

Probate No. OP DP-41-202219 Dept. No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed as Personal Representative of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four (4) mqnths after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to NICOLE ‘CHEETHAM, the Personal Representative, in care of MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C., 601 S. First Street, P.O. Box 515, Hamilton, Montana !59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Montana that the foregoing is true and correct.

DATED this 6 day of April, 2022.

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Nicole Cheetham MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. By: David T. Markette, Attorney for Personal Representative BS 4/13, 4/20, 4/27

NARD, PC By: Megan S. Winderl, Attorney for Personal Representative BS 4/13, 4/20, 4/27

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Melisa Penman 404 Lakeside Drive Lolo, MT 59847 Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF KURTISS W. PENMAN, Deceased.

Case No.: DP-22-29 Dept No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned 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 be mailed to Melisa Penman, Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at 404 Lakeside Drive, Lolo, MT 59847, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

DATED this 23rd day of March 2022. /s/ Melisa Penman, Personal Representative BS 4-13, 4-20, 4-27-22.

David T. Markette Megan S. Winderl MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. 601 S. First Street P.O. Box 515 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 363-1110 MeganW@mcpcattorneys. com Attorneys for Petitioner MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of CHARLES ALBERT WARNER, Deceased.

Probate No. DP-22-31 Dept. No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed as Personal Representative of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four (4) months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever ban-ed.

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___________________ John S. Masar LionWood Law, PLLC 115 W. 3rd St., Ste. 103 Stevensville, MT 59870 (406) 625-2682 jmasar@lionwoodlaw.com Attorney for Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE

ESTATE OF: ANNA LEE WELLS, Deceased.

Probate No.: DP-2022-50 Dept. No.: 1 HOWARD F. RECHT 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 ERICKA WELLS, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at do LionWood Law, PLLC, 115 W. 3rd Street, Suite 103, Stevensville, Montana 59870, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

DATED this 4th day of April, 2022.

ERICKA WELLS, Personal Representative c/o LionWood Law, PLLC 115 W. 3rd St., Ste. 103 Stevensville, MT 59870 BS 4/20, 4/27, 5/3 ___________________ David T. Markette MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. 601 S. First Street P.O. Box 515 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 363-1110 davidm@mcpcattorneys.com Attorneys for Petitioner MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RA VALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of RONALD D. NEEDLES, a/k/a RON NEEDLES, Deceased.

Probate No. DP-41-2022000004 l Dept. No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GNEN that the undersigned has been appointed as Personal Repre-

sentative of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four (4) months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to MICHAEL NEEDLES, the Personal Representative, in care of MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C., 601 S. First Street, P.O. Box 515, Hamilton, Montana 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

I declare under penalty of perjury under-the laws of the State of Montana that the foregoing is true and correct.

DATED this 14 day of April, 2022.

Michael Needles MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. By: David T. Markette, Attorney for Personal Representative BS 4/20, 4/27, 5/4 ___________________ Notice of Public Meeting The Victor Sewer District will hold a public meeting on Wednesday, April 27, 2022 at 6:00 pm at the Victor Sewer District Shop, Martinell Lane for the purpose of obtaining public comments regarding the on-going WastewaterSystem Preliminary Engineering Report. The District’sconsulting engineer, Morrison-Maierle, will provide an overview of the facility planning process, summarize recommended alternatives, environmental impacts and financial impacts of the proposed project. All attendees will have the opportunity to express their opinions regarding this project. Public attendance is encouraged.

Written comments may be submitted to Aaron McConkey,Morrison-Maierle, Inc., 1055 Mount Ave, Missoula,

MT 59801 BS 4/20 ___________________ Montana 21st Judicial District Court, Ravalli County In the Matter of the Name Change of “Janice” Jeniece Howerton Palmer, Jeniece Howerton Palmer, Petitioner Cause No.: DV-41-202200000-74-NC Dept. No.: 1 Notice of Hearing on Name Change This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from “Janice” (on birth certificate) Marie Howerton Palmer to Jeniece Marie Howerton. The hearing will be on 04/13/22 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Date: March 3, 2022.

Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Catherine di Gleria Deputy Clerk of Court BS 4-20, 4-27, 5-4, 5-11-22.

Montana 21st Judicial District Court, Ravalli County In the Matter of the Name Change of Annie Rose Leatham, Annie Rose Leatham, Petitioner Cause No.: DV-41-202200000-54-NC Dept. No.: 2 Notice of Hearing on Name Change This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from Annie Rose Leatham to Morgan Lillianne Scott. The hearing will be on 04/07/22 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

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Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Barbara Bear Deputy Clerk of Court BS 4-20, 4-27, 5-4, 5-11-22.

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Stevi council sends land donation issue to park board

by Victoria Howell At the April 14th meeting of the Stevensville Town Council, a resolution to incorporate donated land into the boundaries of Stevensville River Park was brought up for reconsideration. The 1.5-acre piece, located on the northwest bank of the Bitterroot River at the Stevensville Bridge, was deeded to the Town by Ravalli County in 2017 at no charge with the proviso that the Town maintain and use the land for recreation and river access, and if the land ceases to be used for such purposes for five years in succession, the land reverts to the County.

At the March 24th meeting, a motion to incorporate the land into Stevensville River Park failed on a tie vote. Discussion at that meeting centered on whether the piece of land was useful to the Town or not. Council members Marilyn Wolff and Bob Michalson voted against incorporating the land.

However, when the item was brought up again at the April 14th meeting at a request from council member Stacie Barker, Wolff had apparently had a change of heart.

She asked the council to consider a substitute motion to request the town park board to review and advise the town council on the property, to have the land surveyed, and to summarize the land with approximate costs of improvements and maintenance as a town park with a time frame to accomplish that.

Barker said that she thought the

council should table the issue, and that after tabling, it could go to the park board and they could discuss what needs to happen.

“Instead of having a big plan like you have it right now,” said Barker, “it just needs to be tabled. Let them go and assess and then move forward from there.”

Mayor Steve Gibson said that, “to be fair to everybody, including our public works, it needs to be a discussion about what you want to do. If you want to table, that’s the same thing that council member Wolff is proposing.”

Wolff said she thought her requests were reasonable. “We do have to know approximate costs. The maps we have are hardly readable… I think the park board should weigh in.”

Council member Cindy Brown said she thought having it go to the park board was a good idea. She said a survey could be expensive.

Mayor Gibson said that maybe a survey wouldn’t be needed if they could get the records from the county.

In public comment, Leanna Rodabaugh said, ”You’re saying we can’t take care of River Park. How can we take care of another one? I’m all for adding parks, but we need to take care of the ones we have.”

Vickie Motley, park board member, said, “I think it does need to go back to the Park Board. But I hate to see all the restrictions and constraints put on it… The Park Board can discuss it but then we have to come back to you.

I hate to put a lot of time and effort

in coming up with costs and whatnot, if we’re going to come back to you and you’re going to say no. I would rather come back with an organized plan and get a, yes, we like that, and then we can come up with the costs. I just think that timewise, I don’t have time to go through a lot of process of coming up with costs. I would rather come to you with a direction… I would like to have the park board meet and discuss it and come back to you with a plan.”

“I don’t see these as restrictive,” said Wolff. “It’s a summary of how things should be approached…”

Wolff’s motion was approved, 3-1, with Barker casting the dissenting vote.

The council also approved a job description for a zoning administrator position and approved a resolution to solicit bids for a half-time zoning administrator.

“This proposed contract would go out on the bid process and would be a half-time position,” said the mayor.

“This has been an entire nightmare, sometimes daily, always weekly, for myself, Steve Kruse, Jenelle. With all the development issues, all the zoning issues, it has just become something else.” The mayor said a few years ago the position title had been changed to “community development something” and hadn’t been filled for 2-½ years.

Gibson said the new person would work with the mayor and work with the planning and zoning board. “We need to get some help here and get someone qualified. I don’t think it

should be me.” Gibson said a zoning administrator would share office space with the building official.

In other business, the council: • approved the mayor’s appointment of Brayden Rogers as volunteer firefighter recruit; • approved the notice of intent for a Regional Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan with the Department of Military Affairs Disaster and Emergency Services Division; • approved the purchase of twofour laptop computers for town council use; • approved renewal of the monthly contract with Robert Underwood for financial services; • approved the mayor’s appointment of Leanna Rodabaugh to the Planning & Zoning Board.

In his Executive Report, the mayor said that the Park Street sewer main project had been put on hold, and that he would have further information at the next meeting. He said that 125 replacement water meters have been ordered. He also said he and Public Works Director Steve Kruse had met with FWP Region 2 FAS manager Rory Zarling. FWP has planted 120 trees on the Town’s river property and waterers have been installed. “We’re in discussion about working together,” said Gibson.

The Town will hold an open house on Friday, April 22 from 4 to 5 p.m. at town hall with refreshments. This is a chance for the community to meet and talk with staff, the mayor said.

LAWSUIT: Poor people pay more for being poor, suit claims continued from page one

said Constance Van Kley, Litigation Director at Upper Seven Law. “The County’s policy flips the presumption of innocence prior to conviction and criminalizes poverty.”

Phil Telfeyan, Executive Director of Equal Justice Under Law, said, “Hundreds of individuals’ lives will be positively impacted by this case if the court rules in our favor of ensuring that money or lack thereof is never the reason that someone is incarcerated or threatened with incarceration in Ravalli County.”

The Plaintiffs assert in their lawsuit that even though bail is presumed under Montana law for the vast majority of defendants, the Courts often impose pre-trial supervision as a condition of pre-trial release on top of bail.

It states in the lawsuit that when Defendant Courts impose pre-trial supervision, they not only impose supervision and its various terms and conditions (which can include supervision alone or supervision combined with a GPS ankle monitor, twice-daily drug testing, house arrest, etc.), but also the expense of supervision with pricing set by the Sheriff’s Office (SO), though court orders often do not lay out the entire cost a pre-trial arrestee will be forced to pay.

Plaintiffs argue that the amount that the SO charges pre-trial arrestees to be released from jail is arbitrary and capricious, based on an individual analysis left entirely to Sheriff Office’s discretion with no opportunity for judicial review. They note this is done without any finding of guilt or any assessment of a person’s ability to pay.

The average cost of a one-bedroom apartment in Hamilton, they claim, is $875/month.

“The example person described above,” it states in the lawsuit, “on supervision and with a GPS ankle monitor—working full-time at minimum wage would not be able to afford even a one-bedroom apartment and pre-trial fees. A person working fulltime at minimum wage in Montana earns approximately $1,400 pretax. After paying for rent ($875 per month) and pre-trial fees ($495 per month), this person would have $30 left in her pre-tax monthly budget to cover everything else, including food, utilities, medicine, transportation, clothing, etc. for themselves as well as any of their dependents. Unlike bail amounts, which pre-trial arrestees can challenge in the 21st Judicial District Court, the extra-judicial amount of pre-trial fees that Pre-Trial Supervision imposes on pre-trial arrestees to secure their release cannot be challenged. There is no avenue for judicial review of these amounts.”

Plaintiffs call this is a “wealthbased fee extortion scheme” that violates due process and equal protection under the law.

They claim the Sheriff’s Office has a policy and practice of detaining pre-trial arrestees for non-payment of pre-trial fees, forcing pre-trial arrestees to sign contracts “agreeing” to

greater criminal exposure for being on pre-trial supervision, and threatening a return to jail for non-payment of fees.

They claim that both the Justice Court and 21st Judicial District Court have a policy and practice of requiring pre-trial supervision as a condition of pre-trial release and imposing such supervision without risk or ability to pay assessments. They claim the Courts also have a policy and practice of providing no judicial review of the amount of fees charged for supervision and a policy and practice of re-incarcerating pre-trial arrestees for failure to pay pre-trial fees. As a result, they claim, even with a release order from a judge, many pre-trial arrestees remain in jail.

“These fees apply only at the pre-trial stage and therefore apply only to individuals who have not been convicted of anything,” they argue.

“Pre-trial arrestees are punished despite their presumed innocence by having to pay these fees; they are deprived of their property without due process… Money extracted prior to conviction (like bail bonds) must meet at least a minimal level of due process; Defendants’ fees are imposed with no attendant procedural protections.”

County officials are being defended by the Montana Association of Counties in the case and filed a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted. A dismissal for failure to state a claim is proper, they state, where there is a “lack of cognizable legal theory or absence of sufficient facts alleged under a cognizable legal theory.” Adding that “conclusory allegations and unwarranted inferences are insufficient to overcome a motion to dismiss. More important in this instance, the court need not accept as true allegations that contradict matters properly subject to judicial notice or by exhibit.”

In their response brief, MACO attorneys argue that since Ravalli County is listed as a defendant, it is duplicative to charge Sheriff Holton in his official capacity and he should be dismissed from the case.

They argue that the judges named in the suit are actually acting as agents of the state, quoting case law to the effect that “Generally speaking, a suit [brought] against a state official in his or her official capacity is not a suit against the official but rather is a suit against the official’s office. As such, it is no different from a suit against the State itself.” And conclude, “Because the Ravalli County Justices of the Peace were acting as agents of the State of Montana, they are immune from any claims asserted against them in their official capacities.”

Defendants also argue that the claims against the County are not valid because they did not establish that “the local government had a deliberate policy, custom, or practice that was the moving force behind the constitutional violation [they] suffered.” They argue that it is actually the Courts that

impose pre-trial services and not the local government.

In contrast, they state, it is the County that sets the fees and provides the services and reports non-payment to the Courts. “Unless Plaintiffs demonstrate that a County policy, procedure or practice related to that role is the moving force behind a constitutional violation, they have failed to allege a claim.”

It is also argued that the claims fail to state an equal protection claim under the law. They address what they say “appears” to be a disparate impact claim, stating, “such a claim requires not only a showing of disparate consequences resulting from enforcement of a neutral statute, but that such consequences are intentional. Proof of discriminatory intent is required to show that state action having a disparate impact violates the Equal Protection Clause.”

“Even assuming Plaintiffs established a disparate impact on indigent persons,” the argument continues, “the County’s policy does not deny equal protection unless it has no rational relationship to a legitimate government purpose. ‘[A]t least where wealth is involved, the Equal Protection Clause does not require absolute equality or precisely equal advantages.’”

Concluding, “Because the County has a rational basis for imposing pretrial service fees, and because Plaintiffs offer no proof that such fees are intended to discriminate against indigent persons, Plaintiffs fail to state an equal protection claim based on disparate impact.”

Responding to allegations of unequal administration, defendants argue that the County does not determine who must obtain services, which services they must obtain, or how long they must maintain those services.

“Plaintiffs themselves allege that “fees are assessed to all pretrial arrestees in the jail diversion program...” Plaintiffs make no allegation that indigent detainees are subject to different fee amounts, contractual requirements, or non-compliance reporting than non-indigent detainees as a result of the County’s application of its policy. As a result, they cannot sustain an equal protection claim based upon unequal administration of a neutral policy.”

Addressing lack of due process claims, the defendants argue that it is the judges who impose the requirement to obtain pretrial services, including the requirement of payment for those services. If a criminal defendant fails to pay for required services, it is the judge who revokes bail. The County merely sets fees for each service and collects those fees from the criminal defendant. The County has no mechanism for extracting money from those who do not pay other than referring them back to the judge who imposed the bail condition of pretrial services. The Court has complete discretion to ignore such referrals,

amend bond conditions, revoke release on bail or impose any other bail condition it deems appropriate.

Thus, the County’s policy of setting and collecting fees for pretrial services is not the moving force behind either the deprivation of property or the deprivation of liberty that may result.

Rather, it is the authority of the court acting pursuant to Montana law that compels those deprivations, because the moving force behind any alleged constitutional violation is State action, rather than County policy.

“If a court may impose monetary bail as a condition of release, it is not clear why a court may not also order release conditions which impose a monetary burden. So long as the state’s interest in public safety is balanced against the defendant’s liberty interest, pretrial detention is not constitutionally prohibited even if it results from inability to pay,” they argue.

Defendants go on to request that if the claims are not dismissed the trial should be stayed until the underlying charges against the persons arrested are resolved and refrain from issuing any injunctive relief. They argue that the court should abstain from considering any claims of violation of the federal constitution because they should properly be resolved first in a state forum.

Sheriff Steve Holton said that he could not comment on the pending lawsuit but freely discussed the Sheriff’s Office role in providing pre-trial supervision. He did say that he would hate to see the county’s jail diversion program disappear. He said that prior to adoption of the jail diversion program, approximately 55 to 68 people were being held in the detention center on a daily basis. Since adoption of the program, he said, the number of detainees on a daily basis has dropped to an average of 39.

The Plaintiffs are demanding a jury trial and are seeking: • declaratory judgment that Defendants’ conduct as alleged in the Counts listed above is unlawful; • an order and judgment preliminarily and permanently enjoining Defendants from continuing the above-described unlawful policies and practices; • a judgment ordering Defendants to train all court and Sheriff’s Office employees on the above-mentioned preliminary and permanent injunctions; • a judgment compensating Plaintiffs and the Class of similarly-situated individuals for the damages that they suffered as a result of Defendant Pre-Trial Supervision’s unconstitutional and unlawful conduct, specifically all pre-trial fees paid to Defendant Pre-Trial Supervision; • an order and judgment granting reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs, pre- and post-judgment interest and any other relief the Court deems just and proper.

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Wednesday, April 20, 2022

Stevensville school board candidate forum held

by Victoria Howell

Citizens who attended last week’s Stevensville school board candidate forum might be hard-pressed to choose among the five candidates who are running, based on their responses to the questions that were posed to them. American Legion Post 94 sponsored the event which drew about 25 people. Ed Sperry, retired Justice of the Peace and a member of Post 94, served as moderator. All five candidates, who are vying for three open seats on the board, were in attendance: Billy Donaldson, Stephanie Esch, Tony Hudson, Kris McKoy and Frannie Schmitz. The mail-in ballots are due back by May 3rd.

The candidates were asked about their vision of education.

Stephanie Esch, who currently serves on the board, said, “Stevensville has a very unique place in this valley.”

She said there was tremendous community support in passing the recent bonds. “Challenges are not unique to Stevensville,” she said. “We need to take advantage of our resources – our staff, facility, and students. We need to support them. I would like us to be the heart of our community.”

Kris McKoy, also currently serving on the board, mentioned some pluses - passing the bonds, improving the building, the great staff and community. He said he wants more career and technology education.

“I see us providing the basics to all and then providing career opportunities,” said McKoy. “We can partner with the community to get the kids out into the workforce.”

Tony Hudson said, “I’d like to see a school where children are proud to bring their parents to school and you don’t have to wonder which kid is passing out Adderall. I think we need to step back a little and create a work ethic and self-esteem.” He said there should be less money for administration and more money for teachers.

Frannie Schmitz said that students need to see a continuum of education, from elementary, to middle school to high school. As an example, she said that currently no coding classes are offered in the high school but coding classes are offered in younger grades.

She sees that as a disconnect between the curriculum levels. She said kids need to be well-prepared for three possible outcomes: college, trade school, or the workforce.

Billy Donaldson said, “I’d just like to see us continue to grow in excellence. I’d like to see us strategize on how to keep kids from going to other districts. We need to foster excellence and stir up some passion for the school and community.”

Candidates were also asked if they were running because of a particular issue.

Kris McKoy said for him it was “finding a way to pay our teachers and staff.” He said money is an issue because “teachers can’t afford to live here. It’s the most important thing to give our kids a good education, we need to pay the ones who do it.”

Hudson said for him it was “watching youth in our community be in trouble, not go to work, only go to college because they don’t know what else to do. I have nothing to lose by doing everything I can to save one kid.

This is one hundred percent about saving kids. It’s absolutely the future…”

Schmitz said that she was concerned about teacher pay. “We have a teacher shortage, “ said Schmitz, “and if there’s not good pay they won’t stay here. I have five children that have graduated from Stevensville, and a freshman. This is my community. I come to almost every school board meeting. We have to be active if we want our school to change.”

Donaldson agreed that “the finances are huge. For me, it’s just been serving my community. To be part of a team to figure these things out. I’m really excited about the vo-tech center.

Not every kid is shaped to go to a fouryear college. I’m excited to give them a different route.”

Esch said she has spent lots of time volunteering at the school. “I think there’s a disconnect between what people think happens at school and what really happens here. I guess I thought our kids were droning through the day. Our staff works really hard - they need their cup replenished.

They know how to do their jobs really well.”

Asked about the board’s role and responsibility, Hudson said board members need to go to the voters, “your constituents. You have to involve parents in a much greater way.There’s incredible support to be gained by reaching out to the community in a sincere way.”

Schmitz said the board should help balance the budget, not just not going in the red, but balanced in the fund allocations. She also said the board should set policy.

“Those policies are important,” she said. “It’s important to make good policy. The laws are changing constantly. We have to adhere to the federal guidelines in order to get the dollars.”

“Finances and policies,” agreed Donaldson. “When covid happened, I was on the board. It’s important to understand the times, because there’s so much going on. Listening to the voices of the students, the teachers,

the parents and the community. Listen to those voices and bring them together.”

Esch said the baseline job of the board was to “provide a safe place for kids to develop their potential.”

“We need to build a team, to build trust,” said Esch. “We need to do our job efficiently. We need to make sure the district is in legal compliance and fiscally responsible. We need to foster community involvement and public feedback.”

McKoy said that the board needs to consider what’s best for the students, staff and community. He said the board should “set the direction and goals that reflect our community.

“We should make the dollars stretch to meet those goals.”

Asked about the different roles of board members and the superintendent,Schmitz said, “The superintendent deals with daily issues. The board gets to analyze the information for a longer time and be out in the community. We all should be working towards what’s best for our students.”

Donaldson said that the superintendent, staff and administration are the “boots on the ground.” He said the board’s job is “to be there to support them and give them the tools they need through policies and finances.

Esch said the school board is a governing body. “Our primary jobs are financial planning and developing policy. The school board only handles larger decisions, and also handles appeals.” She said the board hires the superintendent and business manager and the superintendent handles the rest of the staff. “We need to trust him,” said Esch.

McKoy said the board sets policy and direction and supports the staff in implementation. He said it was important to “get involved and verify.

Are we representing our community and its values?”

Hudson said the board sets policy.

He pointed out that the superintendent position is a paid position. “The superintendent follows the policy,” said Hudson. “One is paid, one is public service.”

Another question dealt with the issue of quality education in relation to the tax burden.

“It’s a very fine balancing act,” said Donaldson. “You have to weigh them both. While we want to do everything we can to pay our staff and improve our facilities, sometimes the money just isn’t there. We need to figure it out. Communication really, really needs to be open. Each side has to give a little.”

“I like to imagine the money we spend is coming directly from a community member,” said Esch.

“It’s really important to listen to the community.” She said finding funding sources was “tricky” and there was no one thing that was going to fund everything. “We can partner with the community in business and industry,” she said.

McKoy said it was important to solicit input from educators and the community. “Providing a topnotch education and that mean’s funding.

We have to get creative. How do we use our community?”

“As I look at our country, we’re going to face a lot of challenges,” said Hudson. “Almost anyone can do more with more money, but we need to be able to do more with less. Just like at home, we have to cut back to basic items. You need really steady, sharp people to figure out how each dollar is going to be spent.”

“I had a grand vision before I started attending school board meetings about how money was being spent,” said Schmitz. “I was way off base. It’s hard, it’s really hard, to figure out how the money should be spent. When we work together as a board and a community, we do the best we can.”

Esch said the community involvement piece is “so important. It’s been a rough couple of years. We’re ready to move forward with innovation. I would like to continue to serve.”

McKoy said that he was appointed to the board two years ago. He said it was fun to be part of the construction project. He said he’s been “listening to the needs and challenges, and would appreciate the opportunity to continue on.”

Hudson said that a huge amount of the challenges will be financial.

“They need to know that when you put dollars to work, they come home tired.

I could name you people who are just about to be taxed out of their homes.

It takes smart people to do more with less. I don’t have all the answers but there’s something here to be built on.”

“If you want someone perfect, don’t vote for me,” said Schmitz. “But I’ve taken four years to learn about the school. I volunteer at the school, I attend school board meetings.I love Stevensville. I will always ask myself, what is best for our student body? I will act on that.”

Doanldson said he served on the board in the past, and he always learns something. “If we can get people to come together with experience and ideas, we can make this a place of excellence. I’m just here to serve and do what I can to make this the best school district in the valley.”

Sperry closed out the forum by asking the audience to join him in a moment of silent prayer for the school.

HAMILTON school board candidates: cast your ballot by May 3rd continued from page ten

and other support staff to help the teachers from becoming overburdened. Our families within our community also look to the teachers and the schools to support their kids and most of all to ensure the quality in our children’s education. There will always be issues and challenges, however when bringing in the support staff we need to ensure the quality of pay to make them feel valued.

Rebekah Stamp

52 years old; owner and Physical Therapist, Catalyst Physical Therapy I care about kids and our community! I am passionate about ensuring that all of our children get the best possible start in life. School is a place where our kids should feel a sense of optimism, hope, encouragement and see a future that is bright. We have something special at Hamilton School District. Not only do we have exceptional kids, our teachers, administrators and staff are amazing. I have enjoyed working with everyone at the Hamilton School District (HSD) and being a trustee for the past 3 years. I truly love working as a team player giving back to the community. I hope I can continue my commitment to finding ways to provide a high-quality education to every child, provide support to our staff and promote all efforts towards making HSD the best it can be.

My husband and I made the decision to move to Hamilton in 2002 because of its welcoming community,

safe environment, and we believed it was an excellent place to raise a family. Our daughter graduated in 2020 from Hamilton High School and is a sophomore at Montana State University. Our 16 year old son is a sophomore at Hamilton High School. I have witnessed firsthand the hard work and dedication from the teachers, staff, and administration. There are so many at HSD that helped mold my children into the successful and confident individuals they are today.

I have been actively involved in our community.

Over the span of 20 years I have served on several non-profit boards and volunteered with several local organizations. I established Catalyst Physical Therapy in 2006 and have encountered and weathered all the complexities that come with owning and operating a business.

I am proud to have served as a HSD trustee for the past 3 years. The majority of my time on the board was spent dealing with the pandemic and all the challenges that went with it. Throughout that difficult time I learned that compromise is possible. Communication is the basis of an effective board.

This current board tackled some of the most difficult issues that no one ever saw coming with professionalism, respect, integrity, and open-mindness. We were able to face problems

head on and remained united.

I have a desire to serve no matter what the challenge our district and community faces.

My experiences of serving on several boards, being a volunteer, a parent, and business owner, lends me to being a well-rounded HSD trustee.

I am optimistic for HSD and if re-elected, I look forward to re-starting our focus on academics, activities, and morale that were derailed by the pandemic.

In my experiences, I have learned that challenges and opportunities are always changing. A key challenge our school board faces is continuously mapping a course that provides the necessary opportunities to all students and meets the needs of our staff so everyone is able to reach their full potential in our ever changing world. While the support we currently offer at HSD is impressive, the challenges of the last couple of years make it imperative that we continue to be innovative in order to meet the needs of all students, staff, teachers and administrators to ensure every possible opportunity for success.

Mark Yoakam

I decided to run for the Hamilton School Board for the love I have for public education, and how it can have a profound effect on our children and our community’s future. The school board is one of the last groups that the common citizen can actually have input. I believe that a healthy school system enhances any community.

I was an educator for forty-eight years as a teacher, counselor, and coach. I served on the Hamilton School Board for seven years between 2010 and 2018. I was a hands-on board member during that time, and if I am chosen to serve, I will be that kind of board member again. Hopefully I can bring my experience and my energy to the board.

Experienced • Since the beginning of time public education will always

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Montana FFA state convention held 1350 members and guests attended Montana FFA’s 92nd Annual State Convention March 30th – April 2nd on the MSU campus in Bozeman, Montana. This year’s convention was highlighted by in person greetings from Governor Greg Gianforte and Sen. Steve Daines. The Montana FFA Convention hosted numerous career development events, general sessions and workshops during the four-day event. Each winning team earned the opportunity to compete at the National FFA Convention which will take place this fall in Indianapolis, IN. New State FFA Officers were selected and are as follows: Brighton Lane – President from Huntley Project, Olivia Collins - 1st VP from Joliet, Phillip Prewett 2nd VP from Park City, Jaylea Lunceford - Secretary from Ronan, Riley Larson - Treasurer from Conrad, Mackenzie Serrano - Reporter from Roundup, Kyelynn Coombe - Sentinel from Joliet, and Anthony Hernandez - Parliamentarian from Lodge Grass.

For the fourth year in a row the Beaverhead FFA Chapter from Dillon took home the title of Star Chapter.

Claire Murnin from Shepherd was named Star Greenhand (outstanding freshman) with Delaney Modderman from Kalispell being announced as the Star in Agribusiness.

Montana’s Star in Agriculture Placement went to Mackenzie Serrano from Roundup, Claire Standley from Missoula earned the title of Star Farmer. Finally, the team sweepstakes title went to the Kalispell FFA Chapter followed

by Big Timber in second and Missoula in third. The sweepstakes award recognizes the chapter who places highest in four of the five major state convention competitions.

The individual sweepstakes winner was Ethan Bay from Kalispell followed by Gus Turner from Missoula in second and Shaun Billingsley from Missoula in third.

Montana Business and Industry representatives helped sponsor the event as well as promoted their businesses during a three-day tradeshow.

Montana FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. For

more information, contact the Montana FFA Association for upcoming events and ways to get involved.

Local students who placed in various events are listed in the following results.

Career Development Event Results are as follows (individuals followed by teams): Agricultural Sales CDE: 8. Kamryn Jones - Stevensville Agronomy CDE: 3. Isaac Amezcua - Stevensville 6. Kayla Haigh - Stevensville Team: 1. Joliet 2. Kalispell 3. Stevensville 4. Miles City 5. Missoula Agricultural Technology and Mechanical Systems CDE (mechanics): Agriscience Fair: Overall winners in each area: Environmental Sciences and Natural Resources: Emily Barcus - Corvallis Creed Speaking CDE: 2. Colton Harris - Stevensville Livestock Judging CDE: .

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7. Sydney Wolsky - Corvallis 9. Sydney Kostecky Stevensville Team: 1. Big Timber 2. Missoula 3. Corvallis 4. Mission Valley 5. Hobson Conduct of Meetings CDE: 1. Joliet 2. Shepherd 3. Corvallis 4. Miles City The following career development events and leadership events happened prior to the State FFA Convention. These occurred at Miles City.

Agriculture Communications 7. Tie - Claire Murnin – Shepherd and Corbin Kirkland – Corvallis 8. Lake Jones - Corvallis Team: 1. Wibaux 2. Corvallis 3. Shepherd 4. Fairview 5. Big Timber Employment Skills 8. Audrey Erbaugh – Corvallis Agriculture Issues Teams: 1. Corvallis

2. Gardiner 3. Cascade 4. Lodge Grass (Little Big Horn) Team: 1. Missoula 2. Big Timber 3. Kalispell 4. Corvallis 5. Fergus of Lewistown Vet Science 3. Audrey Erbaugh Corvallis 4. Everitt Mauler - Stevensville 10. Audette Rodolph Stevensville Team: 1. Beaverhead 2. Stevensville 3. Kalispell 4. Red Lodge 5. Corvallis Floriculture 9. Emelia Schairer Corvallis The following Stevensville students received their State FFA degrees: Sydney Kostecki Audette Rodolph Blake Henderson Hunter Edens Taylor Weigle Kayla Haigh Kameron Lescantz Eric Merwin Orion Masar.

Stevi school board candidates, in their own words Five candidates are running for three positions on the Stevensville School Board: Billy Donaldson, Stephanie Esch, Tony Hudson, Kris McKoy and Frances ‘Frannie’ Schmitz. Ballots have been mailed out to voters and are due back by May 3rd. The five candidates were asked to submit a short biography along with their responses to the following questions. Three of the five responded and here’s what they submitted.

were called to do so.

We must also recognize deficits that our students have experienced during this time and build out programs to catch them up.

I believe I have been a helpful member of The Board of Trustees. I have worked hard to learn the complexities of running a public school.

I read policies and engage in school board trainings. I believe that my work ethic, history and desire to serve the school community set a strong foundation for being a knowledgeable member of The Board. I find the work interesting and important, and I make it a point to do my research. If elected to a second term, I will continue my dedication to Stevensville Public School’s continued stride to greatness.

Why are you running?

What do you think are the major issues facing the school district?

Why are you the best candidate?

Stephanie Esch

Billy Donaldson

After graduating from Corvallis High School I joined the Air Force as a Communications Computer Systems Analyst. After receiving an honorable discharge, I spent some time in the automotive industry, managing different businesses and attending college. In 2002 I was called into full time ministry and pastored in various churches until 2020. Currently I am a Supervisor at a bank in mortgage services. My wife and I have been married for 20 years and we have three amazing girls, Amy, Sammie and Jordan.

I am running for school trustee simply out of a desire to serve. I have no particular agenda or axe to grind, I just want to offer whatever skills, experience and time I have to help make the Stevensville School District the best it can be.

Some specific challenges that I see are the lack of sufficient finances and an overall lack of passion and enthusiasm in and for the school. I remember a time when the school was the hub of the community and people would talk about and get behind the school and its activities whether they had kids there or not. I think it would be cool to see that again!

I don’t claim to be the best candidate as I know several of the other candidates personally and they are all good people who will do a good job. If I am elected I will do my best to serve the students and staff of the Stevensville School District as well as the community who elected me.

I am a mother of three children who attend Stevensville Scholls. I have lived and worked in the Stevensville community for 14 years as a Ranch Manager. I have a Bachelor of Social Work accompanied by work experience in the field. I have a solid history of volunteerism in the Stevensville Schools. I have served as president of the Parent Teacher Club where I collaboratively managed the funds, we raised and organized volunteers to support activities at the school. I have had the honor of serving on the Stevensville School Board of Trustees since May of 2021.

I believe in the importance of public school. Our school sets the foundation for our community’s kids to develop their full potential. How well the school is run determines the quality of education we provide our children and the building blocks they have moving forward. The obligation to ensure quality is paramount.

We are one of the largest employers in the community. We have a responsibility to bolster the incredible work our staff does every day.

Our school is a vital hub of our community. The overall health of the school influences the tone of the town. We have unique opportunities to communicate and partner with the community.

It is my drive to see that our school is well run and my desire to serve that prompted me to run for school board initially, and for this second term.

There will never be a shortage of challenges facing our district and public school in general. Our job is to focus on management to keep the challenges as guided as possible and maintain a healthy climate.

Finances and spending are and will be a critical challenge to manage. It is important to establish strategies for meeting our goals so that spending reflects our specific path forward and supports our staff in providing the best education for our students.

This is also a critical time to focus on lifting our students and staff out of the extra struggles all have experienced during the past two years. It is important to recognize the extra work, hours and innovations that all of our staff have implemented when they

Tony Hudson

I am a 63-year-old third generation Montanan, self-employed rancher and contractor who moved to Stevensville in 1974. Some of my concerns regarding schools are undermining of parents, robbing children of their self-esteem, lack of emphasis on work ethic and fiscal responsibility. The relationship between school and parents is near the top of the list. There are no quick fixes or silver bullets to resolve those issues. I believe these issues will only be resolved through respectful, sincere dialogue. I also believe that I can engage parents and the public to support necessary change. When asked the question why should you vote for me, I can only tell you if you want a school that has absolute academic excellence, if you want a school that’s financially responsible and truly cares more about payment to teachers than administration, a school that absolutely respects, and is respectful of the rights of parents, I have the wisdom, and ability, and with your support I can accomplish this. You should vote for Tony Hudson.

Frances ‘Frannie’ Schmitz

My husband, Keith Schmitz, and I have six children between us, five of whom have graduated from Stevensville High School. Our youngest son is a freshman and excited to graduate as a Yellowjacket as well. We love the Bitterroot Valley and love the town of Stevensville. As a community volunteer I have held board positions with the Stevensville Youth Soccer Association and North Valley Public Library Foundation. Currently I serve as Treasurer for the Stevensville Booster Club and was President for four years prior. One of my personal goals over the last four to five years has been to attend as many school board meetings as possible and I am happy to say I have missed very few.

Since I do attend so many board meetings, I decided last year to run for trustee and was unable to secure a win. When elections came up this year and not all the current board members were running, I decided to run once again. I feel like my attendance at board meetings has helped me understand some things better than I previously did and would love to learn more by serving as a trustee.

Our school district has worked very hard to address space and safety issues, but we still have work to do in other areas. One of those areas is teacher pay. With teacher shortages throughout our nation, we have to make sure we are offering a competitive wage to not only recruit teachers but to keep the good teachers we currently have. In addition, we have to make sure we are consistently growing class experiences with our students’ growth. Technology is a perfect example of this. We have to ensure that coding classes our students are being taught in Middle School cover over to the High School and right now that is not happening.

Many times, as I attend a school board meeting, I am the only member of the community in attendance and this month there were less than five people on the video feed. Please help me work towards making my voice heard as a board member and not just a community member. Most of all, do research on the candidates and vote.

I will not be perfect but I promise to do my best for the Stevensville School District if elected.

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