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

celebrates new shelter, 50th anniversary Fate of Bitterroot college still in limbo 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 of service, An new openmedical house celebration was for theits center is on the east side community She said they which raised over $80,000 they hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root was started by a bunch of little old complex thatHowell will beThe build- center board, of Lone Rock Park. community by Michael that levy request was soundly defeated Pigman, Don Gardner, Sue Smith,worked and with however,through the district has beenpicnics, thrown ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by a Humane Association’s (BRHA) new the facility open ing contains a large they started Farmersinto State rummage sales, bingo nights in a May 3, 2022 election by a vote Janet Woodburn. a quandary about how to proceed. built just north of meeting animal shelter located on Fairgrounds bunch of little old ladies.” room, warming kitchen, a workingofon7,427 (58.62%) to 5,243 (41.38%).

Bank to keep andstill donations from commuspring 2023, TheaBitterroot Community When the first attempt to estabThe district hasbysome leftof over Stevensville at the Valley Kathie Butts, President of the Road inDistrict Hamilton.

The event served ain 2012 state-of-the-art audio visual this their loan nity members.

Other major College Board of Trustees is The proposed levy did not take the lish a community college district funds and a new BVCC Foundation and that they plan corner ofand Kootenai double purpose.

It included a ribbon Board, said, “This organization has system, a gorgeous view and incorpopayments contributors were thealready Three desperate to have a face to face workmajority in any voting precinct in the was defeated over a decade ago, the has been established that has on continuing to Creek Road and of the Bitterroot to rated 2014. Hamilton precinct (which reasonable.

Mile Fire District, the Lone cutting ceremony in honor of new incounty. a long way since it was ing dialogue withMountains University ofthe MonUniversity of Montana established the come raisedsuch around $350,000 for the effort. expand services.

Hwy 93. including the west.

She the Those payRock Park and the Rapp started 50 years ago.

I feel to aFamfacility, toursthe of future the whole But thatabout is nowhere near enough tana officials to discuss of saidcoincides with the Hamilton School Bitterroot College UM. It is a program “We’re bringing the The building is now home total cost is ments come ily Foundation.

John Bishop, guarantee proposed district budget the college but an isBithaving doDistrict) was the closest race, where of the university that offers basic entry huge building, and array ofdifficulty food and sensethe of responsibility to honor care to the patients, to the senior center and the approximateout of park Schmiedeke said there in the who long have run. come before us and ” ing so. in Although County voters the levy lost by 18 votes. Board Chair level courses in which credits can be terroot Health those drink honorCEO, ofRavalli the organization’s Weekend Backpack Program ly $500,000. taxes that are were many who applied to a full degree at the UM. FolLast week, UM Director approved establishment of the District Marci Smith took the majority of said.beof make it as good as he itvolunteers can asStrawe set 50ththat birthday. said Marcus that serves Lone Rock School.

When votes in every precinct for her trustee already being helped on theLois project, and lowing the approval of the Bitterroot tegic Communications Dave Kuntz in March 2021 and the Legislature HedgeThe privatehad non-profit organization the course for the next 50 years.”

Daly Hospital The surrounding park conSchmiedeke assessed,told themTMCSC received reduced Valley Community College, University the future of the then created it (Senate Joint In Resoluposition with 5,454 (36.97%) of the chair of the McCormack saidpeth, that theBitterroot was fi rst organized in 1972.

1984, tains soccer and baseball “got really Schmiedeke prices from contractors.

The of Montana officialsl agreed to conCollege would be decided by the Unition 15) in May, on the same ballot the total votes.

Other trustee positions Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, to r, Colorganization conducted a successful Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the hospital board, fields, refused tennis and volleyball involved,” the that ofgeneral contractor donated tinue operating the program whileisitproudversity Montana, the Office of the lavoters to fund it. The District that were open went to Carrie Guarileen Schmiedeke, Joyce Pando and Wendy Audiss in front of the fundraising campaign fund the new granddaughter ofpath, MarcusplayDaly, gave saidto this project courts, areturned walking group they didn’t Commissioner of Higher Education, recently to theavoters with a had no, 4,429 (30.02%) and Paul Ashcraft, transitioned into an actual two-year See the CENTER, new community center at Lone Rock Park. Photo by V. Howell. construction but then Covid-19 the BRHA land on Fairgrounds Road ground and a covered picnic raised about have to run has been four page years3 community Following the as Bitplan and a preliminary budget seeking Bitterroot 3,771 (42.04%). members of theAl Mitchell ChamberOther of Commerce Director holdscollege. the group spell-bound Six years but later, pandemic hit and construction costs failure of the levy request on May 3, awith levyato99-year supportlease. the operation BVCC of Association Trustees include Ran See COLLEGE, page in the works, but23 ter Root Board Humane Board Member Sue McCormack prepares to cut the ribbon skyrocketed. As a result, the group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded John Bishop, pictured from left, leads a gathering people involved in the there were some celebrating the opening of the new animalfifth shelter in Hamilton.

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by Michaelof Howell. 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 Mario’s still got whatisitlocated. The on the property that hadHealth housedbuilding the Sue McCormack, who serves on the current shelter See SHELTER, page pandemic.

She said2 takes!

Noted author and an old building shelter since 1984. theat organization’s of directors will be built on land located the corner ofboard Kootenai Creek Road and Hwy 93 new building replaces mountaineer Mario Locatel- by Nathan Boddy their vision that just north of the Stevensville Junction. cumstances, having She adds thatisthe li, aka The Mountain Goat, the Stevensville encountered people most important age 89, quickly scaled the 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 Climbing Wall at the Youth 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 Conservation Expo on May 901 S. 1st Street, was recently As a certified shipto ask clinic. alsoofsaid thatquestions Marcus Daly TheShe Town Stevensville is one The new 12-acre campus will health fordepot 90 years. presented with a Certificate of care” ping for FedEx, and start the con7th at the Teller Refuge.

Murphy.

She led the of four communities that will share Hospital, which is a critical access In recent the years, theyShoppe provide primary, care, urgent care and Appreciation by Mayor DomiBoxxe versation with those Tom Powers, with the Ravcommissioners through $97,500 inwas funding from the#4 Montana hospital, recently rated in the specialty services.

Two physicians have nic Farrenkopf and Hamilton is legally justified to you know and love. have been taking steps to a lengthy fund by fund alli Fish & Wildlife

by County Victoria Howell me like a ton of Department of Commerce through the open package which doesn’tsum nation for quality

by Staub the national rataccounting that, already been hired, along with a nurse Community invest in all theacommuAssociation, main organizer Police Chief Stephen Snavely. bricks.”

Development BlocktoGrant 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 Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses. was Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, of the event, said there was have been congregating in the program (CDBG). of These grants support When it comes Council on March 15th, Chief label. After following what potential overall, doing very well

by Michael by Victoria Howell the planning of critical infrastructure are being recruited.

There will also be atorecord number of attendhe said, with clinics in Covid, Greg Howell. sent home from Snavely said that he wants the protocol, and doing victims are told, but its tax collections and and communityondevelopment projects The Bitterroot ees this year, perhaps Overstreet has a Na-as Hamilton Police Department so in the presence of the hospital with she knows that they showing revenues over in Montana. tionalas Forest (BNF) will The Cowboy Ball at the 50% Ravalli Countycoached many 500-600 people. message for you: to “become more vocal about a witness, Staub was an oxygen tank. are, “often ofgrants projections in “These planning host a public meeting Fairgrounds will be held February This is Photo

by Tom Powers. don’t fool around! the good things that happen able to uncover the He was home for to departments say12th. theywill arehelp shipmost while Montana communities frame future thisOverstreet, Wednesday, March the tenth annual event and the way it’s shaping within the community.” Sharunfortunate contents two or three days. ping legal papers or

by Michael Howell expenses have only plans, and training develop 30th from 6 to 8 p.m. ing his department’s experiof the package: nearlyDuring that time, paperwork.”

Other up, it’s going to bestudies, an event worthy oftoato jubilee an attorney in amounted 23% of crucial infrastructure and community to share information ence with Ms. Staub was one $16,000 in cash, common tactics for and former council member, the public at the next Halfway through celebration. projections due in large private practice in hismeeting oxygen level by Victoria development projects while creating 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, and retaining goodclaiming paying jobs for local ment of a draft forest In early March, a customwas unwittingly send-from a normal of county’s performance have yetto torepbe filled. event. Freeman is alsosaid thethat chair of the Rodeo diagnosed with his efforts to teach the new the appointment of two addiClimbing Management workers,” Montana Department At the second regular er came to the Boxxe Shoppe ing to a scammer in resent the IRS or inof is looking pretty good, One of bigthe savings was Committee,Commerce and the vice chair Fair Board, colon cancer in 99. “I jokingly say Plan (CMP).

The virtual council and mayor how local tional council members.

Director Scott Osterman. meeting of the two-member intending to send a package Chicago, Illinois.

Security according tobeen Ravalli the Social budgeted funds for which he’s onby for 12 of years.

A real estate February of 2021. that 51 is brain Staub of the Boxxe Shoppe.

Photo Nameeting will be held on The Town Stevensville will should run. He “We’ll do our job, ” Christine said via government FedEx. Administration.

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

Zoom. below for than Boddy. $7,500 to assist with the The customer Sometimes they was a frequent commenter Gibson January 27, town clerk Jenelle in the Army for 21 years, his organizational and instructions and a link compliance components of a Prelimichemotherapy and But COVID-19 Seewill COUNTY, seemed con- meetings during tell theirpage 10 at council Joan Mell, an attorney with the profile of nary the Berthoud the council to late join August thetold meeting.

Five andfused fundraising skills, and discipline, havefor been put to Architectural Report a renin he was wasthe no joke.familiar “It and unOver victims that a loved one has the last administration. In from Hamilton, wasgot recpotential victims, butuse wishes similar meetings ovated or new building for the North audience that she was having good as chair of the Cowboy Ball committee. told thatpublic the cancer so bad I felt Last week’s story on familiar with course of her landed in jail, or that a prize that others withinFreeman the commucomment, Crews told ognized for stepping in (virtual) were held in meet- the public Valley Public Library. said the committee election results incorrectly trouble streaming the process, decade with has been won,hopes but a to feeraise needs had been eradicated. like I couldn’t nity would help her look out Other towns that receive grants 2021. that 34,415 council that those makto handle the the prosecution stated this year, to forbethe expansion of the rodeo andthe Staub Boxxe paid for release of the had people breathe, likefor I their safety.$50,000 ingsOverstreet on the internet.

She said At least onewere Fairfield, Malta and White SulIn addition toMay the 3rd had voted in 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 chanof the potential victims shephur Springs. opportunity to learn election.

34,415 was the picious when haswhile now commonly use a getting legitimate “They need to be replaced.

They’re banged address the mayor, not the Greg Overstreet he was 23, 2021 for ostomy boarded, or what aided was a resident at a local CDBG planning grants are available nel they had was no longer about and participate in total number of eligible considering recovered address, buton will be ready to up.facility Bucking stock can be hard metal.” removal, theof fidevelopnal I imagine audience. He also said, “This hospitalized, and then recov- water extended nursing and the process working but they had set up to eligible counties, cities,from towns, and the customapproximately grab the package a porch voters.

A total of 14,427 The 10th annual cowboy ball – which actually treatment in the boarding to had be to be provided with a ride is not a question and answer” ering, from Covid-19.

Mell ing a climbing plan, this local governments.

Local governments a new Facebook page.

Hower’s age and $60,000 in orbut front door when it arrives. votes were cast for a voter started 11the years bespecial held last year to the bank as well as to colon journey. like,” recalls week’scancer meeting willThe covmay ago apply oncouldn’t behalf of purpose “It’s public comment.” did the work at no charge particular cash, all of to “They always direct the turnout of 41.92%.

Star the session. ever, members of the public Boxxe Shoppe. due to the pandemic – has been upgraded this The day after that Overstreet.

“This er the following agenda districts, unincorporated areas, or on the had said previouswhich was to victim to send it, ‘no signature The of mayor the town. “I just wanted regrets that thistoerror re-the details who had tried “It’s common sense to me,” year. topics: surgery, he was access isfrauduwhen I realized behalf of non-profit organizations. transaction. being required,’” she adds. sulted in numerous phone ly that he would be answering publicly thank Joan for helpThesays, Town of Stevensville recognized attorney Joan aMell, she pointing out that red Facebook page said it was not Unfortunate•to Review overall “This is the fiFor rst year we’ve ever done diagnosed with I was not more information about CDBG lentlythat de- town, The Bank Secrecy Actfully calls the county election 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.

The University Planning visit COMDEV. COVID-19.Berthoud asked ly, it was not taking Covid manded from of Grants, 1970 requires banks to department. being scammed.

“If a person said Overstreet. outcomes ofas the public MT.GOV. ofPictured Montana Catering Service provide theof had Covid-19. with Mell are, l towill Overstreet, for patience she worked Staub’sCrews “I was obviously first also said that they seniorseriously citizen enough. keep track ofr, withdrawals is 80 years old, and all of a 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 they’re coming into the The Boxxe Shoppe’s new location • Provide an update encountered See page 2 sudden “interesting comments” Greg Overstreet talks about his recentfrom brush with death dueSTEVI, tothe commuOverstreet.

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by Victoria at 901 S. 1st Street in Hamilton. nity.See See COWBOY BALL page 4 SURVIVING, page

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See SCAMMERS, page 2 makes my ‘spidy’ sense tingle.”

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Last week the Ravalli County Commissioners approved adoption of a memorandum of understandby Michael Howell it is insufficient to protect the water 30, 2021, the new and revised rative criteria.

At issue this action ingWQS with the Ravalli County DUI TaskinForce and quality. are not effective for Clean Water are water quality criteria for nutrients Protection Agency. letter the commissioners stated National Forest 1987 Forest aspen and whitebark pine; MAPS Media Institute to produce a video The designed

by The Michael Howell Environmental ProtectionPlan.

The Clean Water Act requires Act (CWA) purposes, including for (i.e., nitrogen and phosphorus) and to help parents keep tabs on their children’s behavthat “Ravalli County objects contains recommendations manage timber to provide Agency (EPA) told the Montana Destates to submit new or revised Water implementation in the National Polantidegradation requirements for high ior. impacts concerning the Draft SEIS for forest products and jobs; and to unmitigated to A new record of decision The deadline closed on Quality partment of Environmental Standards to EPA for review. lutant Discharge Elimination System quality waters.

TheinEPA makes itof clear Victoria Howell if it would beQuality possible The DUI Task approved the year, theForce facility tookButterfly. justcreation under bybyVictoria Howell the Gold Concerncounty owned/maintained was issued on December 17, retain old growth status in all (DEQ) by on May 10 that the envelopes EPA is required to review ap(NPDES) permitting program, absent Room that the May new rulesthe cannot be land usedwas to put on January 18,letter forHowell filing objecby Victoria his property which would and in effect with the highway, which is aastate addressed when private Mischief last and commissioners $240,000 and spent every penny. roads heavy theowner scope ofthe the analysis to 2021 accompanied by a to Draft agency has determined that prove, oraccess disapprove, thetreatment submitted EPA’s approval,” wrote EPAsigned Director fortopermitting purposes of the all the the doors and Dominic Farrenshutthen off Stevensville Riverunits. According highway, because nowfrom you’re goingequipment to on it. sold aing new and Fish, Wildlife off The project involved creation tions to the Draft SupplemenJasmin Shinn, founder and There are Water no paid employees; it’saffect an all-of law passed by thedirector Legislature revising inpark thison case, Montana of therelease Water Division, Darcyatrucks, O’conClean Act. This would kopf, activities put valentine cards The Stevensville Town CounPark, ain 20-acre the east bank have two accesses forlogging trucks pulling and Parks got involved.

The once-pritheitems letter quotes the Bittera Forest Service press and mostly, SEIS thatstandards. provides aBut site-speset of easily accessible that had secret hiding tal Environmental Statement volunteer organization.

Butto Shinn saidreexecutive director of (Senate 1 Horse Montana’s water law Bill cific 358) did not submit SBof358 EPA for “The is but disapproving Montana municipalities which are atwas Sapphire them.

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He askedCrews contacted the county aAtsmall piece of numerical park land near the property.

Stevi Wye per hour - there fishing access drugs or hide aand small of whiskey.

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Due tois aflask Management Wildlife Re-site. treatment areas are within an 45 miles defining old-growth stanButterfly Project, a Bitterroot these “gentle giants.”

Then there are facility in Corvallis, got a nice asking the bridge, community students does not meet the legal requirements the statutory changes (NNC) from law and solely relying parents“But Stevensville an item that was at schools and“Although negotiated the donation of the are going to the be accidents there.”

I think opportunity it’s [the piecetoon to provide a learning seethe the source Objective toland “Maintain area designated for and resource and financial limitadards. Some objections to state the law EPA to DEQ, page 2 boost last week when she was veterinary bills, therapy, training, and to send his aAct and daycares to make National project that under theForest Clean Water because took effect on April on insect aMayor general description based on narconsidered atresidents the March 24th council land on theunder west, securing potential Steve Gibson said he didn’t west] still aSee viable piece of for the various ways in which any young person can hide Last year the envelopes. the disease sufficient old-growth habitat tions, Ravalli County would new decision were received treatment because of little love this Valenspecial envelopes and presented with a check for $7500 other associated costs to rehabilitate meeting.

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

“I city to have, whether or not you put their substance use from casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres were so full they The project is now tine’s decorate them foraccess each revert toDay. the county.

The 1.52-acre the dispute. only liability,” Gibson. money into developing it,” said Motnot said be able to accommodate onWhen suitable timberland to January 18 deadline dense pockets oflopes deadsee andadyhorses. they’re finally ready from representatives of JCCS, anby the Glendathese Wiles, Director of the DUI Task Force, of commercial and non-comhad to be emptied more really popular, and About four years resident.

Then people piece, whichfiis located adjacent tomostly the having Council member Marilyn WolffThey claimMichaelson said he looked up the for ley.

“There are so many cars out there, said what she tells parents is, “If you don’t look, SHE IS THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR accounting rm with a branch adoption, most can be driven or support viable populations ing trees. the area the necessary maintenance to do with the mercial treatment than once. growing every year. ago, a vegetative resident came drop offsaid valenBitterroot River on the northwest side she had apotenreal problem with old minutes andduring found that the land I see. think can be used for parking.

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

Part of could the logging RAVALLI COUNTY ATTORNEY of old-growth dependent the project, nor the of old growth, is impacted by mountain pine within a 55,000was acre area ofto the to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveof the bridge, offered 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 afteron the species. ” side The letter Douglas-fir bark beetle, forest inby theRavalli Sapphire Mounin 2017 for use as a roads converge, the bankbeetle, is incrediit would be maintained and utilized erty west ofestablished thenotes river,that then was online voting County and according 1 Horse At A Time was DrafttoSEIS limits the scope dwarf mistletoe and the project is complete.

Ravalli Willow Creek Road.I think there are SHE IS purposes HE IS potential river access site. bly steep… liability for western recreational within five you havethe access potentially consoltains eastbranch of Corvallis.

by Shinn in 2018. She’s originally from to JCCS manager, Andrea of its environmental consespruce budworm damage.

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

It is the fastest part of the years. idate highway property into the Town From Montana From California The original proposal was Simmerman, 1 Horse A Time Germany where sheI grew around mayor Jim Crews, the At owner of land channel and thethe deepest partAlthough of the- Restored Vickie Motley, park memof Stevensville. thinkup It’s Successful Business Owner MT Properties Notboard Successful in Business -quences Bankrupt analysis financial burden ofPrivate the project tosomething vegetation, officials have stated that in general withdrawn in August of 2020 horses.

She’s always been a horse fan, was one of the top four vote at the river on the northeast side project had channel.

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EPA to DEQ: new water quality standards not acceptable Corvallis American Legion continued from page one

releasing treated wastewater sewage into the state’s waters.

“The state’s permitting record over the past two years demonstrates that the implementation of the narrative criteria alone does not protect the designated use, as required by law. Additionally, the narrative criteria alone, as informed by the record supporting the NNC, does not contain sufficient parameters or constituents to protect the designated use consistent with law,” they wrote.

Applying a similar rationale, EPA is disapproving other changes because these sections revise the desired condition for the applicable waterbodies by mandating removal of any reference in Montana’s regulations to the NNC by the Board and MDEQ without ensuring that the remaining criteria contain sufficient parameters or constituents to protect the designated use consistent with the law. This deficiency is documented in the state’s permitting record over the past two years.

EPA is also disapproving Montana’s new non-degradation provision in Section 7 because it too is inconsistent with the law.

As a federal agency charged

with administering the Clean Water Act, the EPA’s authority supersedes DEQ’s. The EPA’s action effectively puts numeric nutrient standards back into play, for the time being.

The reversal will affect DEQ’s process for issuing permits to sewage treatment plants and other waterway dischargers such as mining companies and oil refineries.

DEQ Public Relations Specialist Moira Davin said, “DEQ has been working closely with the EPA throughout this entire process and all final Montana pollutant discharge elimination system (MPDES) permits are provided to EPA for their review. We are still reviewing what it means for the state’s implementation of nutrient water quality standards.”

Davin said a better understanding of how to respond to the notification may emerge following a meeting of the agency’s Nutrient Working Group on Tuesday, May 17. The Nutrient Working Group is an advisory council composed of representatives from local and federal government, conservation nonprofits, and oil and gas, mining and wood products industries

that has been meeting for months working on a set of replacement for the current nutrient standards based on narrative nutrient criteria alone.

The Montana League of Cities and Towns, which has been participating in the advisory group, has been advocating for an “adaptive management plan” based on watershed planning and permitting along with a cost-benefit analysis to support cost effective water improvement projects.

Upper Missouri Waterkeepers, a non-profit water conservation organization, filed a lawsuit in March aiming to force the EPA to approve or disapprove the revised standards. Upper Missouri Waterkeeper Executive Director Guy Alsentzer said in response to EPA’s letter, “The State of Montana and special interests were rightfully rebuffed by the EPA for failing to use best available science and adhere to the law. Waterkeepers warned Gov. Gianforte and the DEQ that rolling back clean water protections was contrary to federal clean water law and science based standards, and an egregious disservice to Montanans and our world-class waterways,” said Alsentzer.

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Friends of Fort Owen annual work day this Saturday Friends of Fort Owen invites the public to their Annual Work Day and Update on Saturday, May 21, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Fort Owen State Park in Stevensville.

The Work Day will begin at 11:00, and involves volunteers who are willing to help “spruce up” the site by weeding, sweeping, washing windows, and other light work for about an hour. All supplies will be provided.

Lunch will be served at 12 noon to all volunteer helpers and others interested in the projects and upcoming events to preserve and

Staff at Sapphire Community Health display their recent award from Montana Public Health Association. Photo by Nathan Boddy.

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Sapphire Community Health recognized for efforts during Covid

by Nathan Boddy Janet Woodburn, CEO at Sapphire Community Health in Hamilton, says that she is proud that her organization was able to serve the community during the COVID-19 pandemic, without shutting its doors.

“It’s a demonstration of our commitment,” she says of the award recently given to Sapphire by the Montana Public Health Association (MPHA). “Other organizations closed down, and with good reason. They needed to protect themselves and their staff from Covid. Our staff chose not to. They were willing to stay shoulder to shoulder with Public Health, and Bitterroot Health, to have a role in the valley.”

The recognition of Sapphire’s efforts came in the form of the President’s Award, which MPHA describes as “honor(ing) an individual, group, or organization whose work has made a significant statewide impact in public health.” For 2021, MPHA acknowledged that those efforts were widespread, something that Janet Wood-

burn sees reason for here in the valley.

“This is the first time in the last eight years that we’ve all worked together,” she says, adding that the colPublic Welcome! laborative efforts grew into a network.

“There’s a role that Sapphire plays, there’s a role that Public Health plays, there’s a role that Bitterroot Health plays. Together we can provide what’s needed in the valley.”

The MPHA was formed in 1918 and was one of the first states to affiliate with the American Public Health Association in 1919. The MPHA works to influence public health policy and collaborate with others for the advancement of public health practices throughout Montana. It may seem fitting, therefore, that so much of the success of the entities in the Bitterroot can be attributed to group efforts that meant everything from sharing supplies to sharing expertise. Says Woodburn, “It was a real community partnership. I’m truly proud of all of us, how well we’ve worked together, how we all filled in where we needed to fill in. Any one of us alone could not have done it.”

enhance Fort Owen State Park.

Friends of Fort Owen members and State Parks staff will provide information about recent archeological finds, research into the adobe blocks from which Fort Owen was built, preservation of the East Barracks adobe wall, the development of a new Interpretive Plan for the site, upcoming events, and other projects.

Join in the sprucing up at 11 a.m., or just come for lunch and updates at noon. For more information, visit www.

FriendsofFortOwen.org, Facebook page, @FriendsofFortOwen, or call Margaret at 406-552-2072.

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Those that know me, know that I would not resort to the tactics that were displayed in the election insert edition of the Bitterroot Star, dated May 11.

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Beekeepers of the Bitterroot: beekeeping provides sweet payoff

by Nathan Boddy

which owe partial gratitude to the the state Department of Agriculture. is never and guarantee. The payBeekeepers of the Bitterroot. The Spreading that knowledge is apparoff, however, can quite literally be One of this year’s winners at the local organization was formed as an ently having an impact since much sweet.

International Wildlife Film Fesinformation sharing venue for what of the county is now within a short In addition to their time with the tival was a production by wildlife they call, ‘newbees’ and Beefilm maker, Martin Dohrn, called, ‘wannabees’ in the area. keepers “My Garden of 1000 bees.” The Richard and Traof the film, which won the ‘Best Animal cy Norman have been BitterBehavior’ category, shows an in keeping bees for years, root, depth look at some of the over sixty but Richard only recently Richard types of bees that regularly visit the stepped up as President and filmmaker’s backyard in Bristol, of Beekeepers of the BitTracy England. In one of the most telling terroot when things had own and lines of the film, Dohrn refers to slowed down during the operate bees in general as being, “the center Covid pandemic. Richard the Bee of the world’s pollination services.”

Norman says that the orHappy As temperatures begin to climb, ganization has a changing Honey those ‘pollination services’ are being level of participation as Farm met in the Bitterroo Valley by hunpeople learn the ropes. and dreds of thousands of bees, many of “A lot of people pass can be through found the club,” at the he says. “A Hamlot of bee ilton keepers get Farmers started with Market the club but every Saturmany of day sellthem know ing their what they’re wares. doing after a Richard few years.” deBeekeepscribes ers of the himself Bitterroot as an inoffers a trovert, mentoring generprogram for ally, but people who clearly are just getenjoys ting started being with apiary at the projects, but market that isn’t the and angroup’s only swering outreach efA memorial celebration of the life of quesfort. Norman Jacquie Lyons will be held at 11:00 tions says that about the organia.m. on Saturday, June 25, 2022 at the Richard and Tracy Norman staff their tent at the Hamilton Farmer’s Market.

Photo their zation also family residence at 4378 Grizzly Way, wide participates in by Nathan Boddy.

Stevensville, MT. Jacquie passed away variety of the 4th Grade on August 17, 2019, but due to Covid infused honeys which include cinnaFarm Fair, as well as distance of some registered hive. concerns, her celebration was delayed. the Ravalli County Fair Getting one’s start with beekeep- mon, jalapeño, garlic, and lemon.

A parting buzz: a honeybee’s during which time they ing requires two to three hundred As per her wishes, family and friends are set up an observation dollars of investment on equipment, wings beat around 11,400 times being invited to an outdoor celebration hive. The organization and then the bees themselves, which per minute, which gives them that at her home. For any additional informasound we’re so familiar with. also does inspections to can be over $100. Like any project tion, please contact her husband, Ken, at aid beekeepers in regis- of this type, Norman points out 406-777-7160. tering their hives with that it can be frustrating since there

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Secretary of State Jacobsen visits with Bitterroot businesses, voters Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen traveled to the Bitterroot last week to visit with business owners and voters in western Montana.

Secretary Jacobsen discussed Montana’s economic landscape, including the thousands of new businesses registered with the state. She also touted Montana’s low filing fees and highlighted the Montana Business Economic Report, which reports key economic indicators such as the number of active registered businesses in Montana.

Secretary Jacobsen also visited with Ravalli County Commissioners Dan Huls, Greg Chilcott, and Jeff Burrows; Clerk and Recorder/ Election Administrator Regina Plettenberg; and voters in western Montana. Secretary Jacobsen discussed the post-election audit process and provided an update re-

garding Montana’s elections, with the midterm primary election scheduled for June 7.

Ballots have already been sent to UOCAVA (Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act) voters, and absentee ballots will be mailed to registered absentee voters on Friday, May 13.

Additionally, the Secretary and her team discussed the challenges imposed by the District Court’s injunction of Senate Bill 169 and House Bill 176 for even experienced election officials like Plettenberg.

“It’s always a pleasure to visit with Montanans in the Bitterroot,” said Secretary Jacobsen. “They work hard, are family-oriented, and are passionate about what’s best for Montana. Thank you for the honor of discussing our state’s growing economy and safe, secure electoral process.” Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen was in the Bitterroot Valley last week where she met with met with Ravalli County Commissioners and Clerk and Recorder Regina Plettenberg in Hamilton

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Confederate flag – are not unusual here Montana 88 which essentially He believes the Federal government I don’t question the American flags elected officials and our state Republiin letter “the lame stream media.”

Further but he did manage to get treatment.

Oh ers installed hundreds of bolts and could even be considered? youinstalled need authorization before youapproxcan out to be. sources and verifiable documentation. tinued unavailability of recording of the best is the scientific method.

It in the Bitterroot, and most of the folks but he did manage to get treatment.

Oh ers hundreds of bolts and approxI don’t question the American flags quoting your generalizations and talking bid for public office. who served as volunteer election with our fellow humans.

Talking with that there don’t seem to be any record Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret) drill, install and leave permanent fixed Vaccines counter COVID’s rubble. in the Bitterroot, and most of the folks flying above businesses and from front can chairman, We ignore ignore dangerous jabs jabs as quoting your generalizations andas talking covers Stevensville and Florence.

The should havewho all the power and States Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret) imately drill, install andcontinue leave permanent fixed yes, think he told the Border Patrol in 80 routes in aa canyon here and We dangerous Senator Manzella is using Florida meetings will until after this usesII systematic observation, experflying above businesses and from front here I know are not Republicans are points include: “THE BIG LIES of some yes, think he told the Border Patrol in imately 80 routes in canyon here and Stevensville hardware in a rock face.

A permit helps judges are all frauds.

More over them would be the same as openof, that the public at least, can access.

I remain committed to earn the porches.

We fly an American flag on The majority you Homebrew ofof a fenny snake, here I know who are not Republicans are points include: “THE BIGprofess LIES ofto some unscientific hilarity.

Stevensville hardware in a rockit.face.

A of permit helps money to influence Montanans to next meeting. imentation, measurement, and the choice is between Wayne Rusk and should not be able to nullify anything. porches.

We fly an American flag on Texas that he was fleeing from Botswana. began to advertise Some the routes unscientific hilarity. actually afraid to indicate that in any way leaders and their partners in the media are educate possible impacts our front porch, but instead of in just red would not thetocommissioners and ing the letter.

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They are as different as IWhere amcan’t not “political” person, but He liberty is only what is Go figure. it that this are very close aaabout Golden Eagle nest. because they have too often been divisive, hateful and dangerous to us all, andbelieves white stripes, it be has stripes ofmade many to natural andaattend cultural and but direct the What is better II dangerous decree? displays, and apparel.

How proud you because the sheriff have to involved?

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

Eye of newt and toe of frog, they have too often been made to to unite the conservative community divisive, hateful and to us all, founded election conspiracy against Gibson promised? eses.

What’s more, the results are and white stripes, it has stripes of many to natural and cultural sites, and direct the Ivermectin, Zinc and Vitamin D! colors, because I believe that a lot of the and all our freedoms.”

Whose BIG LIES? feel unwelcome here. must be of your fellow Montanans night and day.

Wayne is inclined or I wanted to let the community know allowed by law and not our God given sport in a sustainable direction.

Climbers “immigrant’s” travel plans indicate a wee Locals who live near the trailhead became incriminating not some national office thought. on live streaming to keep track of Ivermectin, Zinc and Vitamin D! Will just make you sick like dog, feel unwelcome here. local residents and office holders Sue Devlin peer reviewed, in a kind of crucible or colors, because I believe that a lot of the “immigrant’s” travel plans indicate a wee Locals who live near the trailhead became and all our freedoms.”

Whose BIG LIES? sport in a sustainable direction. Climbers of Ravalli County. strength and wealth of this country are who show their true patriotism using See? I choose not the jab, but Which “some leaders”?

Which “medias”?

That’s authoritarianism, not all over the country follow these proceopen to advocating using the conabout my personal experience with a Wayne is a in polished speaker hanbit of inconsistency our border manageconcerned regarding increased traffic.

The holder but rather your neighbors and Inmax many cases, in like the rock that what the town’s representatives are strength and wealth of and this country are grounded only her untethered view Stevensville mad thunder dome where they See? I choose not blind-worm’s the jab, “medias”? but Rusk gift.

That’s authoritarianism, not fork and Which “some leaders”?

Which all over the country follow these procebit of inconsistency in our border manageconcerned regarding increased The a result of its diversity openness Wayne theAdder’s shield of First Another quote,Amendment “Why did therights. mayor dures. Again, it’s the norm, not traffic. a Impacts burden. democracy.

People say our country isDave a natural immunity. a result of its diversity and openness of reality. are poked and prodded by recognized local officials you elected.

Manzella looks like a bike seat, or clouds that doing. ment? trailhead suffered from overuse. dled by another polished speaker stitutional means of solving urgent candidate for County Attorney, Joan democracy.

People say our country is a sting, natural immunity.

Another quote, “Why did the mayor to growth, creativity, and ideas from dures.

Again, it’s the norm, not a burden.

Living in the Republican bastion ment? trailhead from overuse.

Impacts of DC… reject President Trump’s offer to Candidate for HD 88 Thesuffered letter was correct that relarepublic, not a say democracy, but for overslo- look to growth, and from HerHe “Just Whoa” campaign experts in the field.

It IHis is a brutal but Helen Sabin I of read the letter from climbers in is demands acreativity, legislative session like animals, these patterns are There a council meeting coming Hey, neighbor, had made this were documented on the ground. elsewhere.

Bedey. isspecial on his ideas way to be the issues government. opponent Mell. republic, not awell democracy, but for over of DC… reject Trump’s offer to Will 10,000 not doPresident a single thing.

Theis letter was correct that It relaof Ravalli County, I getguard to see many Helen Sabin I read the letter from climbers in Hey, neighbor, I had made this were documented on the ground.

It provide national troops to tively few National Forests have official elsewhere. gan should be replaced with “where’s very effective process in preventing 200 years it has valiantly tried to be both the Star.

It was well written but I think Corvallis I’m glad you enjoyed learned from to address fraud in theand last Montana harmless, even fun,Iwritten but there a dark up on 7th where 2 Attorney more provide 10,000 national guard troops to 200 years ithe has valiantly tried to be both examples of this first-hand.

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It was well but Iis think Corvallis make order was kept?”

Quote your I’m glad you and learned from the beef?” us fooling ourselves, but this Climbing Management Plans.

That is story up for laugh.

I was desperately became controversy on national level.

– to quote Lincoln, “government of the misleading.

Rock climbers can climb anyyour trip where toLincoln, our nation’s capital, though election 70% ofdishonest the contests side.

Patterns can become conspircouncil members will be approved. are Seek some Ivax frequently observe: Let’s make sure wason kept?”

Quote your – to quote “government ofand the ill Climbing Management Plans.

That isthe a order jab the Boy, that Ivermectin drug seems seeking some humor from the unbeIt did not have to be that way. misleading.

Rock climbers can climb anybecome.

I don’t want lification’.

Let me briefly discuss the for Stevensville and part of his job isA your trip to our nation’s capital, though is not always practical for day to day sources, documentation anddouble. specific time Archie L Thomas changing fast, however, as all across people, by people, for the people.”

I’m sorry itthe was at thatand particular time, where on the forest at any time.

The letter seeking some humor from the unbeIt did not have to be that way. begin with flags Trump – No More were won by Republicans of her acies and can be destructive.

A feed couple of people applying for posisources, documentation and specific time to be in the news all the time.

So people, by the people, and for the people.” changing fast, however, as all across the Marshall Bloom 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 lievable situations at our southern and All over the country whether frame for this tidbit?

Consider adding distempered representation.

Especially to prosecute misdemeanor cases in up differences.

Theare long term effects will Merry Schrumpf country Forest Service whether is catching when, as our government’s departments I respect and care about our veterans suggest climbers singled out.

I Bulls**t, Let’s Go Brandon, F*** lievable situations at being our southern and Allthe the country because Iover worked for the is Pharma party?

Was she elected illegitimately back loop can occur, and soon we are are very questionable.

The date frame for this Consider adding discountry the Forest Service catching up I respect care about our veterans when, as ourand government’s departments Hamilton certified credentials who work for suggest climbers are being singled out.

Ito tions information totidbit? your drop list and omitting and committees are discovering in vast Corvallis with other land management agencies in northern borders.

A friend has just told National Park Service, Bureau of Land not in Helena.

I don’t want a puppet Town court.

Right after he took over impact each of us and even our great think it’s just the opposite.

I’d like them and just wish our government took better Biden flowing from thelist back of pickCompany that helped develop this northern borders.

A friend has just told National Park Service, Bureau of Land as a result?

Why have not all elected inside a Russian nesting doll, inside was changed from February 3rd to information to your drop and omitting and committees discovering in vast with other land management agencies in organizations oropposite.

Academic instituand just wish ourare government took better think it’s just the I’d like them to detail, our former president was clearly it from your letter. managing climbing.

It’s happenups with, of course, an American flag me thatthat such an event has in fact hap-peer Management, Forest Service, State, follow some of subject the same procedures and care ofgovernment them when they comewas home.

My of big speaking for me. grandkids. as Town Attorney he was put onaaor venproduct, Isport thought I’d mention few detail, former president clearly tions are to external it from your letter.

Ravalli county office lined up a rabbit hole, when one conspiracy the 7ththe and mayor Gibson assured managing sport climbing.

It’s happenme thatsome such an event has in fact hap-and Management, Forest Service, State, or care of our them when theyholders come home.

My inciting to UNpeaceful assembly.

Well follow of the same procedures That is an easy for a Patriot At present the answer FBI has charged over ing on Daniel Boone National Forest proudly flying next to it and perhaps, “restrictions” that I and others who recrefacts about where it’s being used aphusband is a veteran; his father and mine pened.

Maybe so?

Whether such an local municipalities, where climbing hapinciting to UNpeaceful assembly.

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It’s imperfect, mistakes still At present thetoFBI has chargedflag over her ifhis valid or were called ends, another fills the others vacuum.

How the people attending the January 27th ingKentucky, on the Daniel Boone National Forest over 100 Capitol police officers husband is aactions veteran; father and mine “restrictions” that IWhether and who recrepened.

Maybe so? such anstated local municipalities, where climbing hap700good people related activities on for measure, atheir confederate who loves this country and is 1/19/2022 seeing it in on the Big National propriately and not soHorn appropriately. ate onactually the forest follow.

The were both in World War II,servant and were I lost a over 100 Capitol police officers Deborah Tilden’s letter of happen, but on the whole it’s effecevent happened or if letter it’s It just my pens, onefor finds rules and policies.

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The odds were that is a proud part of our history. was in Kentucky, on the Big Horn National her out?

Where is the Theresa? do we avoid fooling ourselves, or bemeeting that the change and agenda were both in World War II, and I lost a ate on the forest follow.

The letter stated or the “Don’t Tread on Me”.

And Deborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 January 6th.

Your 400 storming protesevent actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies.

It’s the Forest in Wyoming, here on was the BitterIvomec (Agri-Mectin) discovdestroyed from within by politicians. that rules are going to lead to restrictions injured by people who say they were there very young uncle then as well.

Our son I remember as a kid, laying out tive.

Another useful approach is to for the the same reasons you were. ended with “Let’s drop thean generalizaimagination atgoing work is lead really immaterial. norm.

Some places you need athe permit toof January 6th.

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Nope we people.

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It was worst time an act of nullification.

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Hunthow about the window stickers and dream is alive and well.

My vote is for in six or seven years.

Out of the blue, nullifications that we may not all agree flying above businesses and from front can chairman, against a parasite that causes River racy.

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As the we do that instead of just picking up and also recreate on these public lands.

Huntpeople were at an event, listening and folSenator Manzella is using Florida uses systematic observation, expermeetings will continue until after this tion in its entirety and one who does “. . .

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A permit helps lowing their leadership, voicing their first climbing, Access Fund expects a marked money to influence Montanans to imentation, measurement, and the next meeting. porches.

We fly an American flag on not.

I’m speaking directly to our 10th outfitters, boaters, fire wood gatherers, these patriotic messages: F**k Biden, leaders and their partners in the media are wrongfully for use pareducate climbers about possible spreading soundbites and catchy our front porch, but instead ofNOT justphrases, red being Christian, through words, Ieven even found a rock on our farm said: claims require from friends family. lowing their leadership, voicing their first climbing, Fund expects aIby marked Alan Lackey isand ainstead Patriot athat ventilator.

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With to natural and cultural sites, and direct displays, and apparel.

How proud you amendment rights, peacefully protesting, increase in USFS climbing regulations OHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks politician. her call.

When she out wasthe border and resulting control byare the without ahateful clue the same leadership’s true and restrictions in thefound upcoming years as What wonderful examples set divisive, and toto us all, founded election against eses.

What’s more, the results Gibson promised? and stripes, itconspiracy has stripes of many who recreate by driving Forest Service to natural and cultural sites, andhe direct the gullible people during a pandemic.

I white am once again grateful that the Bitterroot Star offers forum for us at a friend’s place, athis rock that looked ers not delegated todangerous the United States much misinformation out there, this colors, because I believe that a lot of theto and allbe our freedoms.”

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Climbers and restrictions in the upcoming years who recreate by driving Forest Service intent was to overturn the very democratic for our and grandkids, isn’t it many national forests become aware ELECT Alan Lackey HD88. on the ventilator, she said she would Mexican cartels is in fact possibly the The Darwin Awards Society is of a as falocal residents and office holders peer reviewed, in a kind of crucible or Sue Devlin colors, because I believe that a lot of the roads all use the forest.

None of those Bitterroot Star offers this forum for us to and all our freedoms.”

Whose BIG LIES? sport in a sustainable direction.

Climbers express our thoughts and respond to each like the skull of a small primate.

My adage is more relevant than ever. strength and wealth of this country are by theshow Constitution, nor prohibited intent was totheir overturn the very democratic who true patriotism using many national forests become aware of Which “some leaders”?

Which “medias”? over the country follow procesuper that our youth as young as first roadsgroups all nullification use thego forest.

None of those republic that insures these rights.

Rights the climbing areas and revise their forest cetious organization that was formed express our thoughts respond to each user can on public land and do strength and wealth ofand this country are grounded only inisher untethered view mad max thunder dome where they Stevensville Becky Schlip do whatever she could tothese help.

Lots of greatest ever achieved.

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Which “medias”? all over the country follow these procea result of its diversity and openness republic that insures these rights.

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Again, it’s norm, not a burden. other without constantly interrupting management plans.”

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Towe States respectively, or to the People.” quote from theplans.”

Spring 2013 not issue – “The anger and miscommunication.

Please of DC… reject President Trump’s offerand to pattern she issay especially predisposed The letter was that relaget firewood, we get permit.

To hunt, to growth, creativity, and ideas from Her “Just Whoa” campaign sloexperts in the field.

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Please of Ravalli County, I get to see many ers Iatfor event estimated at guard 120,000. get afirewood, we getto afrom permit.

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It was well written buteducation.

I for think I don’t to be accused of being I’m glad and learned gene pool through their actions.

The ers at event estimated at guard 120,000.

I told her that my husband needed is.

We aren’t seeing the the note that I, you too, enjoyed have against from golden age of bolting totally under the labels, hyperbole, andwritten generalizations provide 10,000 national troops to examples of this first-hand.

Here This letter doesn’t drop labels, tively few National Forests have official get a license and go to hunter education.

The human mind is a wonderful radar is coming to an end.”

The Bitterroot the Star.

It was well written but I think To from fish we get a fishing license and abide two years a nightmare.

Apatriots government make sure order was Quote your I’m glad you enjoyed and learned from the beef?” us fooling ourselves, but this Climbing Management Plans.

That is unfair though, so ifkept?” you have misleading.

Rock climbers can climb anysociety is having a field day right now labels, hyperbole, and finds generalizations your trip to our nation’s capital, though This letter doesn’t drop labels, beyond what are inevitable in under 600 radar is coming to an end.”

The Bitterroot thing.

It sometimes patterns someone to prosecute his cases.

She trees.

All protocols and laws have been hyperbole, political talking points or are some I frequently observe: Let’s To fish we get a fishing license and abide National Forest is merely catching up with make order their was kept?”

Quote your Climbing Management Plans.

That isthe Boy, that Ivermectin seems bynot laws.

Backpackers can’t just build misleading.

Rock climbers can any- changing proofsure of similar derogatory parapheryour trip to our nation’s capital, though trying todocumentation force will on all the is always practical for dayclimb to day sources, and specific time Archie Lpoints,” Thomas honoring those are misusing beyond what are inability under 600 fast, however, as drug all across words.

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The letter where none exist.

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To float to be in the news all the time.

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I critical thinking by the structures wherever they want.

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Joan Mell went toService Town andorup support of Wayne Rusk.

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It’s important toimpacts note that think it’s just opposite.

I’d like them to Biden flowing from the back of pickhave been 3 council meetcratic officials who look the other way.

Outfitters follow regulations with clients. and vice versa, because we all live in Company that helped develop this acquired immunity (No-Vax) therapy. community, whether we particularly want come to my attention because of the prosecuted his cases until he recovthe left. information yourignored drop listtheir and omitting and committees are discovering cians, andformer painters.

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I’d like them to managing Archie Thomas detail, our president was in clearly sport climbing.

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She didn’t send the Town aClimbbill.

Gutting our major city centers by that are subject to external peer it from your letter. managing sport climbing.

It’s happenMerry Schrumpf inciting to UNpeaceful assembly.

Well during the process of developing a follow some of the same procedures and Corvallis None are available either via audio Hamilton ing Management Plan, climbers have been Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just At present the FBI has charged over order to flying pad their with blood to or not. masking this Boone group.

Theyused know ing onabout the in Daniel National Forest Kindness is where pretty easy toreally recognize proudly nextpockets to it and perhaps, build jumps and trails. responsible “restrictions” that I andIt’s others who recrefacts where it’s being apfind patterns none exist inciting to UNpeaceful assembly.

Well review.

It’s imperfect, mistakes still She just pitched in when someone against Wayne.

The tone of these riots which we in 2020 is a Corvallis At Ipresent thetorepresentative, FBI has charged over ing on Management Plan, climbers have been or video.

First Iwitnessed was told by the Town ing the Daniel Boone National Forest over 100 Capitol police officers were Kindness is pretty easy recognize free tothey’redoing. climb thethe entire time. build jumps and trails.

It’s responsible what Yep. if our hearts and minds areto open.

Thank “restrictions” that I andthere others who recrerecreation.

Of course, are always 700good people related activities on for measure, atheir confederate flag money. want my my in Kentucky, on Big Horn National when it comes to thinking, rather propriately and not so appropriately. ate on the forest follow.

The letter stated over 100 Capitol police officers were happen, but on the whole it’s effecClerk and Mayor that “a of cord” was attacks is beneath what we should all really needed it.

It’s the Montana way. another perfect example nullififree to climb the entire time. injured by people who say they were there if our hearts and minds are open.

Thank 700 people related to their activities on you again for helping me encourage that.

I guess they feel that there isn’t a If you’ve lived in the valley long in Kentucky, on the Big Horn National recreation.

Of course, there are always a few bad actors within these groups who ate on theare forest follow.

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400 storming protesvoice be aYour man who isMe”. honest, transForest in you’ve Wyoming, here on was the BitterIvomec (Agri-Mectin) discovthat rules going to lead togroups restrictions injured by for people who say they were there missing.

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Anne Marie Gurney people were at an event, listening and foling as the sport grows.

48 hours to access it”.

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Given the increasing popularity of famous astronomer Carl Sagan once help guide these activities in a sustainable spreading soundbites and catchy phrases, thoughtful manner.

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Then Jenelle said No I know is expects against climbing. thoughtful manner.

The mountain Ieven even found a the rock on farm that the Darwin Group will be visiting said: “Extraordinary claims require from friends and family. lowing their leadership, voicing their first If you spend any time atour all around Neither extreme is acceptable.

Both Stevensville bike trails at Como are anew good example climbing, Access Fund a marked resa Manzella day, I thought letter contained were a big part of how they demonstrated outfitters, boaters, fire wood gatherers, patriots, and flags and uniforms and guns amendment rights, peacefully protesting, increase inone USFS climbing regulations Let’s Go Brandon, or thisthe one, FJB. protection order against federal OHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks way one unvaccinated Canadian slipped “we cancelled the YouTube account asites looking extract money from into the United States?

No I to know issoon against climbing. even from friends and family.

It’s the unmanaged free-for-all our fine community to bolting do a bike trails at Como are achaos. good example looked aquickly bike seat, and recently I am once again grateful that the in how Helena while the of aninevitably opportunity created byWith the Forest extraordinary evidence”. so a fee orlike something even worse.

The amendment rights, peacefully protesting, thatLast belief.

Wayne, you find out that he will lead topage were a big part of they demonstrated increase in USFS climbing regulations OHVer’s, stock users, and folks without aweek clue the same leadership’s true and restrictions induring thefree-for-all upcoming years What wonderful examples to set and set up aby new FBbirders, called The into the United States? government stepping outside these who recreate driving Forest Service The rascal came in through Mexico! gullible people a pandemic.

It’s the unmanaged bolting documentary smartly disguised as as a that concerns people.

Myself and others I am once again grateful that the Secretary of State and Montana’s of an opportunity created by the Forest Service.

Botanists, biologists, archeoloBitterroot Star offers forum for us to hasthe shown them to have been, small sticker had turned into alooked thorn. at a man friend’s place, athis rock that much misinformation out there, this thatHistory belief. without a clue same leadership’s true is a of deep conviction.

Wayne Since our Constitution will allow and restrictions in the upcoming years Town of Stevensville which is up and who recreate by driving Forest Service intent was to overturn the very democratic for our kids and grandkids, isn’t it many national forests become aware of The rascal came in through Mexico!

Covid-19 “Yellowstone” spinoff.

I understand he lived in Calgary and that concerns people.

Myself and others The Darwin Awards Society is aI as faClerks and Recorders implemented have wanted climbing managed on the roads all use the forest.

None of those powers.

It has is the rightthem and duty ofbeen, the Bitterroot Star offers this forum fortoMy us to in fact, genocidal white supremacists Finally, Iskull opened the letter.

There was Service.

Botanists, biologists, archeoloHistory shown to have gists, and othersrelevant from thethan Forest Service express our thoughts and respond each like the of a small primate. adage is more ever. intent was toour overturn the very democratic running”.

So several of us to is well spoken and comes across as both the left or the right to tried exercise many national forests become aware of sure hope they can find enough extras super that youth as young as first roads all use the forest.

None of those Inothing understand he livedor intreatment Calgary and republic that insures these rights.

Rights needed urgent medical only the complicated task of verifying have wanted climbing managed on the the climbing areas and revise their forest reacting to ungenerous treatment of a Bitterroot National Forest like it is across cetious organization that was formed nefarious worrisome conin fact, genocidal white supremacists express our thoughts and respond to each gists, and others from the Forest Service user groups can go on public land and do looked at the area as to how to mitigate State to nullify unconditional usurother without constantly interrupting partner is always finding John Kochis find that pagecan - not incitizen existence.

Per or background actors tois work with. republic that insures these rights.

Rights afriend’s well-read individual whose patrionullification, any exRe: Joan Mell for Ravalli County secure 2022 election process, Senathe climbing areas and revise their forest or second grade read andWar get to to other needed urgent medical treatment only Germany after thecan First World and available atand Mayo Clinic in Rochester tained within it.

They simply needed reacting to ungenerous treatment of Bitterroot National Forest like it is across the country with accepted procedures and user groups can go on land and come with responsibilities which requires to recognize individuals or groups without constantly interrupting management plans.”

Here another looked at the area as how to mitigate impacts and designed apublic sustainable trail each other probably ending up inA anything they want toto the landscape.

Todo rocks that are shaped like hearts. pations.

We the people used the right Jenelle “it was working fine earlier Hamilton Jim Hamilton tor Manzella chaired aWorld meeting in a to each the apparent threat of Communism after to close off the street to paint the Germany after the First War and available at Mayo Clinic in Rochester come with responsibilities which requires MN. Since he rejected Chinese virus experience these “patriotic” ideas and tism comes from careful study of this pect reasonable legislation to be the Attorney management plans.”

Here is another the country with accepted procedures and norms.

We the would like the Forest Service who contribute to human evolution other and probably ending up in impacts and designed a sustainable trail system.

It’s a thoughtful process that critical thinking.

Actual reported protestanything they want to the landscape.

To quote from Spring 2013 issue – “The anger and miscommunication.

Please and it is recording the meeting you pattern she is especially predisposed get firewood, we get a permit. To hunt, we to toRevolution legalize marijuana in after the Florence downtown hotel to out unsubthenullify Russian at about the same cross walk.

My anxiety melted away. the apparent threat ofroot Communism MN. Since he rejected Chinese virus vaccination, he had a big border crossmessages? norms.

Weknown would like the Forest to conduct an inventory of climbing routes critical thinking.

Actual reported protestcountry’s foundations and our history outcome ofaccess sides competing in we by I have Joan for approxiquote from the Spring 2013 issue –the “The selecting themselves out of Service the system.

It’s aboth thoughtful process that protects habitat, mitigates user conflicts, anger and miscommunication.

Please just can’t it.

We’ll fix it tomorers at event estimated at 120,000. get firewood, we get a permit.

To hunt, note that I, too, have written against golden age of bolting totally under to. stantiated fraud in Montana’s elecget a license and go to hunter education. time.

State of Montana. told the the Federal the Revolution at about same not entirely.

Iwas thought about ing But problem.

This guy smart.

He vaccination, he had a big border cross(the Access Fund supports inventories in IRussian don’t want toWe be accused of being to conduct an inventory climbing routes and Native American cultural protects habitat, mitigates user conflicts, row and you’ll be access it”. gene pool through The ers at event estimated atby 120,000. note that I,same too, have against since. nullification? atobetter answer. mately 15 years. is of a actions. well-known golden age of bolting totally under the labels, hyperbole, andwritten generalizations This doesn’t drop labels, get aprotects license go able toishunter education.

The human mind is a smart. wonderful Yes, theletter First Amendment to“America the tions paid for part the radar is coming to She antheir end.”

The Bitterroot time. how this process be maTo fish wenot getand aThere fishing license and abide government toin stay out ofpatriots our busisimply took aThis train to Vancouver, Canada. ing problem. guy wascould He many of their letters), a seasonal precau(the Access Fund supports inventories in unfair though, so if you have No, it is on FB. Watching Jenelle, sites.

I’ve never felt burdened by getting and protects Native American cultural society is having a field day right now labels, hyperbole, and generalizations This letter doesn’t drop labels, beyond what are inevitable in underUsed 600 Constitution does defend the right Project”. local corruption is free radar is coming tomerely anand end.”

ThetoBitterroot Wayne Rusk certainly went It’s clearly stated in article V and of our supporter of police a go attorYes, theWhat First Amendment to the thing. sometimes finds patterns nipulated by the unscrupulous. hyperbole, political talking points orto To fish we get a fishing license abide National Forest is catching up with by laws.

Backpackers can’t just build He thenIt bought passage on a ship to 600 simply took aare train to Vancouver, Canada. ness.

Why didn’t we do our duty and tionary zone around raptor precaunests of the soon to be Finance Officer and many ofbuffer their letters), a seasonal proof ofbut similar derogatory paraphera firewood permit, a burdened hunting license, orthe a sites.

I’ve never felt by getting honoring those who are misusing speech, surely no kind and caring beyond what inevitable inability under senator Manzella focused on?

Why is words.

As for “political talking points,” Constitution does defend the right to free in a way to exploit our legitimate worhyperbole, political talking points or where none exist.

It’s this to National Forest is merely catching up with through a rough spell back in 2013 Constitution.When our Congress is ney for police officers.

I retained her misinformation but does reveal theto ofnullack by laws. can’t just build all the other climbing areasacross that have rules Ensenada, Mexico.

Fromon Ensenada, Chief of Police trying to get that page He thenAs bought passage a ship to he 800 meters as is standard the structures wherever want.

To float tionary buffer zone around raptor nests of nalia being used against Republicans, use our 10th amendment right permit toBackpackers boat. person believes that that includes threats a firewood permit, athey hunting license, or a money from a Florida non-profit being speech, but surely no kind and caring words. for “political talking points,” Ivermectin, Clorox, hydroxychlorories or create worries that never even I believe that the political is personal see patterns fuels our creativity, misinformation but does reveal the of lack all the other as climbing areasacross that have rules hopelessly deadlocked and incapable to represent me to defend the work and if you askthat Wayne, he’ll beGrande the he up and running before the meeting critical thinking by the author. simply enjoyed a trip to the Rio structures wherever they want.

To float Ensenada, Mexico.

From Ensenada, and procedures to manage the impacts of 800 meters is standard the and intimidation or incitement to riot, the Salmon or Selway, we get a permit.

Climbing has occurred in the Bitterthen the same holds true for Demopermit to boat. person believes that that includes threats See MORE LETTERS, page lify thethinking Federalby government’s unlawful Imakes believe that the political personal quine, urotherapy (‘herbal pee’) or 12 and viceus versa, because weisall live in great story tellers, musicritical author. to manage thetoimpacts of12 of it’s house in order V Iand didprocedures in a immunity criminal investigation.

Inthat first to enjoyed tell youbecause incidents. simply aabout trip tothose the Rio Grande Archie Thomas thegetting Salmon or Selway, getwith aArticle permit. sport climbing.

It’s important note and intimidation orthe incitement to riot, Climbing has occurred in the BitterThere have been 3we council meetcratic officials who look the other way. and See MORE LETTERS, page Outfitters follow regulations clients. vice versa, we all live in acquired (No-Vax) therapy. and unconstitutional mandates, closcommunity, whether we particularly want cians, importantly, and painters.you’ll It’s ahear part him of our Archie Thomas sport climbing.

It’s important to note that says that we should call for a Conthat case, the county attorney’s office More take Merry Schrumpf Outfitters follow regulations with clients. during the process of developing a Climbings since the beginning of January.

Rick Borden community, particularly There’s no reason for vaccines or to or not.

Star staff ingBitterroot of our businesses, taking away our DNA. I evenwhether noticedwethis ability towant Mountain bikers and OHVer’s can’t just Merry Schrumpf during the of the developing a Climbvention ofbikers the Yes, the same wanted toinprocess withhold evidence I been responsibility for hiseasy actions which, to Corvallis None are available via audio Hamilton ing Management climbers have Mountain and either OHVer’s can’t just to or not. masking this Plan, group.

They know Kindness is where pretty toreally recognize build jumps andStates. trails.

It’s responsible Bitterroot Star staff jobs, shutting down pipelines, causing find patterns none exist Corvallis my ing Management Plan, climbers have been or video.

First I was told by the Town Constitution that the nullification adfound that the suspect in the case was knowledge, he always has.

You’ll Kindness is pretty easy to recognize free to climb the entire time. build jumps and trails.

It’s responsible what they’redoing. Yep. if our hearts andto minds are open.

Thank recreation. Of course, there are always a when it comes thinking, rather an energy crisis, and threatening our Clerk and Mayor that “a cord” was free to climb the entire time. if our hearts and minds are open.

Thank vocates claim to love and support also arrested without probable cause.

The also hear him openly talk about what you again for helping me encourage that.

I guess they feel that there isn’t a If you’ve lived in the valley long recreation.

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continued from page seven straightforward, assertive, and can protect her community from civil lawsuits and bad government policies. I have no doubt, Joan will make the safety of your community her top priority!

Michael Ames Retired (26 yrs.) Detective Pierce County Sheriff’s Dept.

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Support for Mell

Re: Joan Mell for Ravalli County Attorney The voters in Ravalli County, particularly law enforcement, need to know that Joan Mell defends and protects law enforcement. I know this because she fought for me when a corrupt county attorney tried to get me fired because I would not support him politically. Joan not only won my case, she worked tirelessly until this corrupt county attorney was removed from office and no longer held any power to harm anyone else. Ravalli County will be lucky to have her watching its back.

Glenda Nissen Retired (20 yrs) Detective Sheriff’s Department Tacoma, WA

Support for Rusk

If you want someone to represent you with conservative constitutional values who is a man of faith, vote for Wayne Rusk. He supports our Constitution and rule of law, parental rights, 2nd Amendment, fiscal responsibility, election integrity, responsible forest management, and is against mandates and critical race theory. We are blessed to have this man, with the support of his wife Carrie, desiring to serve us as our HD 88 representative.

This HD race has been quite an eye opener into the candidate’s character.

I’m sure that you have seen all the signs. You may not know that one candidate, Alan Lackey, is not getting permission to put his signs on private property and is also removing his opponent’s signs. That is egotistical and downright wrong. He has also been known to see a new sign go up for Wayne Rusk and follow with lies to convince that person to put his up instead. Another difference is who is knocking on doors and handing out flyers. Wayne Rusk is doing all of this for himself. Wouldn’t you rather meet the candidate themselves and share your thoughts?

And then there is the letter that I received from Senator Theresa Manzella telling me that I am wrong to support Wayne Rusk and need to support her choice. I honestly thought that this was a letter from Helena to her constituent. Instead, she only sent it to those of us who have already financially supported Wayne. She has a right to her opinion but to use her Senate position, letterhead, and title to try to sway my vote has crossed a very ethical line.

I do a lot of research before I vote and like to get to know the candidate. I have known Wayne Rusk for six years.

I have watched him work towards this goal by spending time in Helena, getting to know our legislators and the process that happens that affects our entire State. We call Wayne a “statesman” which is someone who does everything for the common good of the people he represents, as well as one who is versed in the principles or art of government, especially one engaged in conducting the business of a government or in shaping its policies.

I consider his opponent to be a typical politician who will say or do anything to get elected or to gain power. Lackey is all about power and control. If he doesn’t agree with something, he wants to change it, including nullifying parts of our Constitution.

He leads a group that has openly formed a militia. He is very deceptive and would like for you to think that he has your best interests at heart, using scriptures, but again, the militia and the Tactical Civics that he presents is about control and power. I have witnessed he and his wife try to bully and intimidate our Sheriff Holton, asking him to openly embrace them to assist with law enforcement. They continue to challenge our commissioners and make their jobs harder. These people are radical extremists who cause hate and division wherever they go and do now belong in our Montana legislature.

Please consider this as you vote and choose Wayne Rusk.

Patricia Earnest Stevensville

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Over the past several years I’ve had numerous discussions with Wavne Rusk. While not always in agreement with him I have found him to be well

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read, well informed, and well reasoned. Wayne has the intellect for the position he seeks. I am told that at times I can be somewhat caustic but I have never been able to elicit anything but an appropriate response from Wayne. His “temperament” should not be an issue. He’ll do well with the give and take of Helena. Wayne understands that public service (i.e. the legislature) is a “calling”, not a path to enrichment or even aggrandizement. I have found Wayne to be an honorable person and his business dealings and family.

There is no doubt that Wayne is anything but a Constitutional Conservative. This raises the point that conservatives can disagree and still both can be considered conservative. What is happening to Reagan’s “Big Tent”?

Rino is a label applied all too frequently and in a large majority of cases has no merit. In some Republican circles it has become par with the Democrats seeing everything as “racist”.

Events that have happened in Wayne’s past have been openly and publicly dealt with, by him, on many occasions. A lesser person would have been broken. It takes fire to make steel and I think Wayne has become stronger. This election cycle has become a test for many. This brings us to this campaign of “ innuendo” being waged against Wayne, and incidentally, other Conservative Republicans which can only hurt our cause. Examples are too numerous to mention.

So what do we have with Wayne...

Intellect, temperament, a willingness for public service, and character. I can support Wayne Rusk without reservation.

Ken Payne Hamilton

Maturity

In response to Thomas Tunny’s letter in the Wed., May 11, 2022, issue of the Bitterroot Star entitled “Recount demanded”, I would like to point out to Mr. Tunny that (1) adult education does not “rightfully belong” to anyone, (2) if 5,237 voters are in favor of the Bitterroot Community College they can pull out their checkbooks, and (3) if the levy was defeated by reason of a conservative plot, I’m sure that without a doubt Donald Trump is at the bottom of it. “Hissy fits” are for two year olds, let’s act more maturely.

Teresa Larsen Victor

Women are not chattel

Montana women are not chattel This is not a state for wimps.

Freedom and independence are deeply held values, along with family bonds and reverence for God. Where does Gianforte get the idea that “a special legislative session” is necessary to tell women what to do with their own bodies? He can’t abide a mask but it’s okay to tell a woman she has to have a baby? In his mind freedom and independence apply to himself and the men of the state. Women in his mind are chattel.

Not in Montana! Montana women have never been “owned” like chattel, pieces of property to be meddled with, traded, managed, and ordered around.

Thank goodness Montana men respect the women in their lives. Women have led this state since early homestead days and still do. Our bodies are not battlegrounds for Gianforte’s inability to state the truth: women are independent and free to determine their reproductive lives. Back off, Gianforte.

Linda Schmitt Corvallis

music. It touches you, and it’s great.

Regardless your musical tastes, hearing the great Mark O’Connor play in a venue as acoustically perfect as our own PAC is an experience you simply don’t want to miss.

That’s before we get to the ugly specter of what we call human trafficking. There is nothing I am personally more against. The ticket proceeds from this beautiful concert go toward the fight against human trafficking here in Montana. That’s where it gets up-close and personal for me. I know kids here in the Bitterroot Valley whose lives have been affected – some near-misses, and one beautiful young girl who was being pursued and simply disappeared.

Your presence at the PAC on Friday the 20th will give you an experience you’ll treasure for a long time, and is nothing short of the right thing to do.

Tickets are available at Bitterrootperformingarts.org or call 406-363-7946.

Let’s pack the place out.

Chuck Stranahan Corvallis

Support for Rusk

My wife’s and my families have been residents of Florence in what is Montana House District 88 for over 50 years. While living in Florence over those years, we have represented and voluntarily served you and your families on the school board, teaching in Stevensville and Florence, directing a local church choir for 18 years, and been proud supporters of the successful academic and extracurricular programs that our children were very much a part of and benefited from.

As a real estate broker and appraiser for 45 years, I have appraised many of your homes. Either myself, or an agent in my company, has been involved in many of you buying or selling your homes. Through all of the above mentioned we have gotten to know so many wonderful people in this district, and consequently have a pretty good handle on what this part of the Bitterroot is all about.

I have spent the last several weeks meeting many of you once again, and some of you for the first time, while “knocking on doors” campaigning with candidate for House District 88, Wayne Rusk, asking for your vote in the upcoming primary on June 7th.

In these weeks, I have come to realize what a true patriot and honorable person he is. Wayne is a Constitutional Conservative whose knowledge and support of the Constitution and all that went into its creation by the founding fathers, as well as the Constitution of the state of Montana, is remarkable. Wayne believes in states’ rights and that those rights are not be usurped by the federal government. He believes in the right to life, the right to free speech as provided in the 1st Amendment, and the right to bear arms as provided in the 2nd Amendment. Although an interesting idea, Wayne does not think a “Convention of States” is a wise and feasible solution at this time, due to the many undeniable issues we are dealing with by the out of control representation in our nation’s capital.

Wayne is the best choice and the right person to send as your HD 88 Representative to Helena. My wife Karen and I strongly urge you to support Wayne Rusk in the upcoming primary election on June 7th. Do not be swayed by the slander, outright lies and misrepresentations, and false rhetoric put forth under the guise of “it’s just politics.”

PLEASE VOTE! Your vote counts and is important.

Karen and Tom Round Florence

Attend O’Connor Truth be told concert, fight human In a letter to the editor on May 11, 2022 titled “Support for Rusk”, Ron trafficking Wirth, in his zeal to discredit me, left When I heard that 3-time Grammy Award Winner violinist, fiddler, and composer, the great Mark O’Connor, was going to perform again locally I didn’t want to miss the opportunity.

I’ve been listening to Mark O’Connor for years.

Everything he plays is beyond enjoyable; simply put, his music at once amazes me and makes me feel better inside. Not many musicians do both.

As a technical virtuoso he can do things on the violin that are seemingly impossible. That should be enough – but his virtuosity is a means of musical expression that few performers on any instrument realize.

What kind of music does he play?

Everything from bluegrass to country and western swing to contemporary ballads to the 1920’s gypsy jazz of Stefan Grappelli, to original orchestral or small ensemble compositions reminiscent of American composers Aaron Copeland and Charles Ives. You can’t really pigeonhole him; you can sum it all up by saying it’s all American roots

out a very key point in his summary of an interview I did back in 2004; the truth.

Mr. Wirth manipulated what the article said to make it sound like I supported John Kerry for his views on gun control. The article, if you read it yourself, is talking about Bush and Kerry both supporting the assault weapon ban, not me.

Some background: In the Late 90’s, a new type of energy development moved into the area of New Mexico where I lived; coal-bed methane gas. As a businessman in an area where the economy was tied to coal mining, that had recently ceased for good, I welcomed the gas development to provide an economic stimulus to a depressed area. Earlier in my career, I had managed ranches in Texas with a significant amount of oil and gas activity. My main duty was to oversee the agricultural operations but I also acted as a liaison for the owners with the oil companies. I worked with oil companies to help mitigate envi-

ronmental damage, which they were very cooperative in doing. The main emphasis of coarse, was protecting ground water. The oil companies were diligent in sealing off underground water bearing stratum to protect it from contamination with oil or brine water. I assumed the process around my home would be similar.

As time went on I witnessed that with this new type of development, the under ground aquifers were an impediment to production of the gas and had to be disposed of. After injecting many chemicals like diesel fuel into the ground at extremely high pressure, all the associated water within the site is pumped away to allow the gas to flow and then disposed of in deep injection wells making it unavailable for use for ever. Most private property owners in the region did not own the minerals rights and found their homes in the middle of an industrial gas field.

Hundreds of families lost their wells, either by contamination or by depletion. There was nothing to say about what was going on on private land.

However, I thought that there ought to be a different way to extract the gas that does not destroy a critical finite resource like fresh water in an arid land. In addition, the entire landscape is industrialized with 8 wells per section and it becomes a spiderweb network over hundreds of thousands of acres of pipeline corridors, service roads, well pads and power lines.

Within the 2.2 million acre Raton Basin, which was entirely open for development, there is an area of Forest Service land that is a critical water shed and a unique wildlife resource.

This 106,000 acre area is called the Valle Vidal Unit of the Carson National Forest. I had cowboyed in the lush alpine meadows and shady aspen groves as a younger man. Then years later, after it was acquired by the Forest Service, the Valle Vidal is where I had my elk hunting camps. There was coal-bed methane development on adjacent properties, so I enquired with the forest supervisor if there was interest in leasing the Valle Vidal for gas development. The supervisor told me “yes, it was a done deal and there was nothing I could about it.”

This is where I ran head on into President Bush’s energy policy. It turned out that the company that applied for the lease was a big donor to the Bush campaign. The president’s energy task force (Dick Cheney) was paying them back at the public’s expense. This was a pet project being expedited behind the scenes. I felt it was public land and the public should have a say. This incredible resource was in the cross hairs of being turned into a single use gas field, compromising the current multiple uses of fishing, hunting, ranching, timber harvesting and recreation, all for 30 hours worth of gas. In my mind, leaving 106,000 acres intact out of 2.2 million acres is not being unreasonable.

I learned a lot about the Bush and Cheney administration, and in no way could I support them with my vote again. In my frustration, I considered a vote for Kerry, and stated so in the article, however; I did not mark a vote for president that election.

My disappointment expressed in the article for the NRA at the time, was due to the fact that they blindly supported the energy policies of the the Bush administration and had not considered the negative impact they had on wild lands, wildlife, and hunters. When I presented the facts to the leadership of the NRA, they changed their policy and supported my efforts.

The NRA was instrumental in helping me push through legislation to protect this area for future generations.

I currently am and will always be a member of the NRA. I was able to achieve bipartisan support from both the Republican and Democrat New Mexico US Senators and both the Democrat and Republican New Mexico US House members.

For four years I was at the same table with people I thought I would never be in the same room with, trying to protect this resource. However, as divided as we are as a a nation there are still many things most of us have in common. A desire for a source of clean water or a natural setting to take the grandson for an elk hunt might be two of them. Wise use of resources is paramount.

Back to Mr. Wirth. You really should know the facts before you put yourself out there. Come to think of it though, this day and age, I guess facts just don’t matter, i.e., take a look at the mainstream media. There is a demand for your journalistic skills. The Department of Homeland Security just started their Disinformation Bureau.

You’d fit in quite well there.

Alan Lackey Candidate for HD 88 Stevensville

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Obituaries May 18, 2022 Wednesday, February 2,26, 2022 Wednesday, January 2022

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Shirley Jean Johnson Charles ‘Chuck’ L.Maus Shulund Donald McIntosh

1939 – 2021 Stevensville – Charles “Chuck” L. of Shulund, 88, Donald Maus has left the band.

Lolo – Shirley Jean Johnson, 82, Lolo, passed of Stevensville went into the arms of our Heavenly away on Thursday, October 21, 2021 at her homehis Facing an untenable future Donald chose Father onmany January 16,and 2022 after a by long battle with with her nieces nephews her side. own path. He left us,He allpassed of us saddened by his Alzheimer’s Disease. peacefully at home.

Shirley was born on February 24, 1939 in Poldeparture butaShe forever enriched by the he son, Montana. was one of 14soul children born to Chuck was kind and gentle whomusic saw Norwegian parents, (Thompson) created, andOle taught.

A friend beauty inshared everybody.

Heand wasEmma raised by to hisall he enNelson. Shehis loved Flathead Lake.

She and her sisters grandparents on Skalkaho in Hamilton where countered, reach has been far and wide and would headon over tofarm.

Polson Bay dockmarried and spend he worked the His father his he leaves the world a better place for hours diving Lois, into the family later moved to stepmother, andlake. theyHer moved to Seattle, where having hauled that bass guitar Missoula County, moving aroundfrom with her mom and he lived from the age of 5 to 13 years, visiting oldest brother, Oliver, and other brothers to various gig to gig across the state, country Hamilton every summer.

He graduated from logging sites.

They lived and worked at the Rossignand world.

Hamilton High School and attended trade ol Ranch for many years. She attended highschool school in Chicago.

He was a Master Carpenter, beginning Donald was born July 11,School 1952 and graduated at the Missoula County High contracting at age 16, worked in San 1957.Mateo, She work later moved out to Seattle tothroughout live with in California toand June the Valley and Alaska.

He loved cabinetry work and her sister, Pearl.

McIntosh and William Donald She metthe heramazing husband, Chuck at a dance possessed talent to Johnson, build whatever he Maus Jr. Hehe attended Menlo School, in Tacoma, Washington in 1959 and they were Trail marsaw.

When was a child, he visited the Lost riedrun on February 6,Berkeley 1960. andmost Chuck Cate School, ColSki once, UC stating that Shirley it and was the funenjoyed he’d living in Seattle.

She worked at an insurance agency ever had.

As a result, he bought Lost Trail Ski Run lege of Marin, studying music. Don and he worked in the chrome plating business.

Each with Bill Grasser, hosting the Special Olympics launched his professional musical weekend would find them boating and fishing in the and sharing the joy he experienced as a child with Puget Sound and in unless they decided to career in 1971 aswas anCanada original memeveryone.

Chuck a musician, playing fivetime make a mad dash to Montana to have a good ber of the Blue Bear Waltzes School instruments and joining the Five Valley Accordion with the family. In 1969, the Montana Family won of Music, anwhere 18-piece Rock and Association he cooked for theirresiding picnics. in their hearts.

They moved to Montana, Roll Band and school in San Fran-they were buildthe Stevensville area until the home ing in CA. Lolo Living was completed. cisco, in Marin County Shirley loved hard work. She worked at Glacier in the 70’s and 80’sCompany he was deeply General Assurance until she and her involved with the thriving Bay Area husband started their own business, All American Bumper and Plating. they opened Powder music scene, playingInin1989, bands with 9/7/1929-1/19/2022 Coating of Montana. Hard work was both of their Chris Hayes and eventually intromottos, but they always rewarded their hard work Tonyhim roped way bandleader to the sky on January ducing tohis future with lots of play too. Family was their Number One 19,2022, in the evening surrounded by his Blue family love –Lewis. and they enjoyed many weekends Bay Huey Donald taught jazz atwas at in his own home.

Our family’s goal to on Flathead Lake. They invited many familykeep memahim summer workshop at very Stanford andout wewith are proud we water bers at uphome to camp them.

Theythat boated, University, he duo’ d with Ray Scott, accomplished that. skied, fished and had more fun than anyone could Tonywith Wayland was born in Hamilton to imagine.

Their second best get away was MT Shirley’s played Pee Wee Ellis and sister and brother-in-law’s ranch in Stevensville.

Tony Wayland SR and Sarah Olive (Waylett). lunched with Stan Getz, getting the They quickin20-minute and Hiswould youthtake wasaspent Hamiltondrive playing lowdown on the scene. oftentimes spend the night. Life at the and ranch would baseball, hunting up Blogett Canyon, Helping hisDonald family. was also a 2nd generation member of the Bohemian Club semi in San Francisco, and In his 20’s he played pro ball in Hamilton.

He was the 2nd baseman. looked forward to his summer sojourns to the Tony wasGrove drafted in the army and was sent to Bohemian playing with many a talented Germany on a ship that took 17 days over and 17 and great musician. even longer days to get back. He was not fond of 1980He he never married Trisha Llorenz in San theIn ocean. really said much about his Anselmo, andhesoon after they time there CA except made a ring outfollowed of a half his dollar onand the sister, way and wore ittothe of his life. brother moving therest Bitterroot ValAfter returning to Hamilton, when this was ley of Western Montana. When Trisha’s daughdone. In the fall of 1953 He met Roberta Joan ter, Catana (Cate) was 11 years old he adopted (Camp) by way of his Uncle Layton arranging her and to became hercute forever would for him give this little dad. coed Catana a ride back to come to say that he was the BEST patient, Missoula after a weekend home fromdad, college.

On the ride back to Missoula, He asked her out to accepting and non-judgmental, giving her unthe 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. feverishly fishing, golfing and no playing music.

Okay then fly how about Wednesday, she had a In 2002, Donald washow introduced to Deborah date.

Thursday then about Thursday, and finally she When he returned to partner, the house Kunkel andsaid herok. husband and musical he shared with a roommate he told him I’m never Jason Hicks. They soon formed the Joan Zen asking her out again. They were married 6/17/54.

At the time he was working for the railroad in Missoula. He was laid off the RR not to long after marrying and so to provide for his growing family

little time at Jackpot. grandparents, Nels and Evahappening Shulund; sister, supporting livebusiness music around They soldthe their and retiredhis in 1998, Karen; father, Everette; mother, June Trip; andtheir enabling have more to musicians spend with the area. them Don’stoinfluence ontime both stepmother, Lois Lear Shulund; and Joyce Oliva, families and enjoy their home can in Lolo.

They were and the fans who loveChuck them never beby fully the children’s mother. survived his quite the tag team.

They lovedwas their Macintosh apple measured.

His generosity ofpints timeofand trees Dianna and would make of many homemade wife, Shulund Stevensville; histalent son, applesauce.

Shirley was aand great cook and canner. with both the elders youth around him She was Douglas Shulund; daughters, Victoria (Calvert) always made lefse during the holidays and claimed Woff ord of Helena, Patricia (Phillip) Arp of a life-long trait. The overarching sentiment of the fame for herand homemade cheesecake and prime Williston, ND, Suzanne (Patrick) Zabeart musician and friend alike is that rib.

She lovedAZ; thehis game of pinochle and enjoyed of Tonopah, brothers Lynn (Donna) their friendship withand Donald or a many pinochle parties with family after retiring, Shulund of Hamilton and Raymond (Amy) she joined upconnection with a few ladies to play the game. he madeBud wasWilliams a positive Shulund of Spokane; She reserved the gamestepchildren of cribbage for many family life changing event. of Stevensville, Judy Williams of Stevensville, members. And, she won much of the time!

Jane (Keith) Walth of Stevensville, and Wayne Donald fully was appreciated nature; Having great faith, Shirley involved with her (Samantha) Williams of Valley Springs, CA; and church, Lolo aCommunity Church.atShe onage the passion instilled anwas early numerous grandchildren, great outreach grandchildren, food committees for the church by his mother. Donald feltservice. deeply She was consistent in reading her Bible and her nieces and nephews. about theApril Bitterroot Valprayer time. One of protecting herwill many favorite Bible verses A graveside service be held 4, 2022 was Romans 12:18, “Ifhe it is possible, as far as ithome. ley that had adopted as his at 2 p.m. at Riverview Cemetery in Hamilton.

Adepends on you, live at peace everyone.”

She reception willHe follow at the with Daly Leach Chapel supported from inception thenever wanted be aW. burden to anyone andMT. wanted to located on to 1010 Main in Hamilton, The Teller in Corvallis, be in her home untilWildlife the timeRefuge of her death.

She had family wishes for all memorial donations to be it her way; family cared forby her at her home until the MT created Otto and Anne Tellgiven toher a charity of She yourpassed choicewith in Chuck’s name.

Chuck loved hunting and fishing with his brothers time of passing. dignity, a clear er, ardent from Condolences be loved leftenvironmentalists for the family at www. and his children. head and withmay many nieces and nephews by the San Francisco area.

He served dalyleachchapel.com.

Chuck was preceded in death by his her side. We give an extra big thank you to Hospice there as president, andand was on thefor of Missoula and Azaleas Home Care Services answering our prayers concerns board forand many years. and assisting in her difficult last days.

In 1991, Donald met Karen She was preceded in death by her husband, Mooreand at the DoveElmer, in Chuck, her parents five Lonesome brothers, Oliver, Ed,We Ted and John and eight sisters, include several activities including branding, farmStevensville and theyJulia, began their moved to Butte in 1956 where Dan Violet, was born.

Emily,was Ruth, Pearl,for Lillian, Florence and Bessie. She ing, hunting, gardening, canning, gopher hunting Tony working the US Army as a mechanic long-distance courtship. They maris survived by a sister-in-law Carol Schaekel, Butteror anything that involved being together outdoors. and was also ried in the reserve.

In 1964 he inArmy at the Teller Wildlife nut, Wisconsin and a1997 brother-in-law, Richie (Vickie) Once the outdoor activities ended, they were sure to was transferred to Helena.

He was able to retire Kilger, Wisconsin andand many nieces and nephews Refuge settled in Karen’s ranch pick up a game of pinochle, cribbage, cards or dice, from the reserves as Command and great nieces and nephews. Sargent Major. as well as a few drinks! outside Hamilton.

YouServices know the Sargent with the oak leaves will be heldstrips at Lolo Community Church Chuck and Shirley enjoyed their travels. They Don is survived by his wife around the star.

Something he was very proud on May 28, 2022 at 11:00. In lieu of flowers, the of. ventured to Canada for family reunions, Wisconsin When the AMSA shop moved from what is now family requests that Moore donations be made toNM, Hospice Karen of Corrales, to visit Chuck’s family, small trips around Montana, of Missoula, 1900 Reserve, Missoula MT 59801 the Brewhouse on So. Eucluid to the Fort, aCatana display cruises to Alaska and through the Panama Canal, Hamilton, MT; daughter or Lolo Community Church, PO Box 1323, Lolo was put up honoring Tony.

He was pictured inMT his Mexico, Hawaii, Aruba, and the Oregon Coast. The of non-profit and for-profit events and celebraMiller, grandson Daniel and granddaughter Elle 59847.uniform two of them would oftentimes sneak away to enjoy a dress and his calvary uniform. tions. Always willing to step up and sit in, Don of Missoula, MT; hismade sisteritNancie Schumacher Moving to Helena, possible for our dad played with many other notable bands including of Stevensville, MT; hisDanny brother Gordon to have horses. He and took up teamMaus roping.

In fact, they won the very fi rst father son team The Ed Norton Big Band,Burnt Montango, The Teller (Quinty Smith) of Hamilton; niece Jennifer Fork Veterinary Clinic roping(Ben) at the of Last chance Stampede.

ManyMausgreat Refugees, Kirby and the Attachments, the MonKirby Missoula; niece Meghan SPRING DISCOUNTS! friends and memories were made while roping. He tana Jazz All-Stars and many a jazz duo, trio, McVey (Patrick)of Big Sky, MT; nephew Willie was able to continue to ride and rope until into his and quartet.

Maus (Chelsea)of and several cousins, 80’s. It kept him inMissoula good shape.

FFA Member Playing thousands4Hof&shows across several grand-niece and nephews around country.

Tony and Bobbie shared 67 yrs of the marriage and Discount lots of adventures.

No big trips out of the country states over the last $15 two decades, Don played A celebration of Donald’s well-lived life will OFF YOUR ANIMAL'S • SPIRIT OFFICE VISITMIND • BODY as Dad did to fly but with musicians in almost every genre including; be held on not his like birthday Julycamping, 11, 2022hunting at the Slack Schedule your 4H /FFA and visiting friends made along the way. After • Simulate Flow of • Restore Balance animal's annual check up jazz, funk, soul, country, bluegrass, pit orchestra Barn on the Teller Wildlife Refuge in Corvallis, or herd check up! Valid Energy returning from aPeace trip to Pennsylvania that took • Promote through August 31, 2022 at Missoula Children’s Theater and• Clear the Missoula them to Florida, then Seattle before getting home Blockages MT. & Relaxation Symphony Orchestra. New Donald was also the go-to Any memorial be made in his in the middle of thedonations night, wascan his last.

He vowed Patient he would never fl y again and didn’t.

Discount studio session bass player, appearing on countname to: Tony was preceded in death by hiswww.bittermom and YOUR PET'S less recordings and$5 CDOFF releases.

In addition to The Bitterroot School of Music; FIRST OFFICE VISIT dad and sister Melba Lozeau. He is survived by his all performing, heSchedule taught and mentored rootschoolofmusic.org, thathis now included Vicki, he sold vacuum cleaners, yourbass new family wife Bobbie, daughter Vicki (Charles Ruzicka). Dan member’s annual check up. and cemetary plots, and cars. many of the up-and-coming musicians.

Donald Wayland, Teller Wildlife Refuge; www.tellerwildlife.org Valid for existing clients. and 2 grandchildren who adored him through May 31, 2022.Western Montana Your this union Vicki Jean in 1955 in Real Estate Experts hadToperfect pitch2 children an Valid innate gift he used in his or and he them, Jacob and Jesse Ruzicka.

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Valley wrestlers holdteams’ Battle ‘Root Florence, Corvallis softball winsofcontinue Lady Tigers nab big win over Victor

had a huge impact on what by Spencer

by Thomas Scott Sacry Browning in three innings, winning we’ve been able immediately to achieve this

by Thomas Spencer Head Coach Ryan Tolley 20-0. Florence’s Ava Philbrick led year. ” called a timeout to regroup his squad Several Bitterroot the offense with 2 runs scored and Drawing together allValley the softball The Falcons showed up “I was a proud, proud coach, in the final second left after the made teams participated in the Laverne 4 RBIs. They closed out the weekwrestlers in the valley over and performed at “The Root” Combo Softball Invitational on Friday, end with a 12-3 victory over the they channeled a great amount of free throw. the weekend Florence hosted May2022 13th, andMcChesney Saturday, May 14th in Butte High JV team. In that game, the end of the emotion,” said Heather Berry, head With all but the at excitement andday were the Mike Butte.

Florence-Carlton continued shortstop Kolbi Wood went 3 for 3 bested by Matt Davis and coach of the Darby Tigers, following momentum, the Lady Tigers marched Battle of the ‘Root. And it their dramatic recent dominance, going 4-0 at with a home run and 3 RBIs. his crew of wrestlers from their win over valley rival to their bench where they found was once again Corvallis the tournament and outscoring their The Corvallis softball team had Corvallis.

Victor, 51-47.that Going into Friday’s their cool and collected coach ready with 99 points tookFriday, opponents 60-6. On they beat a busy and successful week, going “We’ve won it multiple every year game the Lady Tigers had struggled with instructions.

“I made home the trophy this year, 5-1. On Tuesexcept for once so it’syounger somein their first game against the comments trying to calm my bringing pride and honor to day, May 10th, thing we take pride in as a Pirates, but it was a different story players, repeated directions in that program. Florence came they beat East team, ” said Corvallis Head this weekend.

Coach Berry aimed at the huddle, and made sure they within striking distance at Helena, 14-2, Matt Davis after the clarifying expectations understoodCoach the importance of what on Thursday 70 team points followed byand focusing tournament.

For the Blue her athletes on what they could they were expected to do.” they beat SteHamilton at 53 and SteKiera Davis, the at 103, vensville, 18-5. control.

And withDevils, that possession, Lady vensville at 47 total points.

At the Laverne pinned Coltin Morgan of The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers held on to their late-game lead Besides the team rankings Combo in Hamilton, Luke Nuttal wresthe game, much like they did in for a dramatic and thrilling win over and scores, individual athButte, they beat tling really well at 113, beat the late in the Victor. letesfirst werematchup, recognizeduntil by the Butte Central, John from Florence fourth quarter.

With a minute-forty “This win willPost help build some and competing schools’ coaches.

13-6, on Friday.

Hanna Hurst of Hamilton. remaining in the game it was 41much-needed confidence in Jason Davis from Corvallis, Corvallis’s Seth Allen, 126, pinned Florence’s Ava Philbrick getting ready to make individual a play. Philbrick scored 2 runs and had 43 Pirates senior Bella players andatin their wrestling at and 138, Victor was recogKaitlin McCartWilliam Shiverine of Stevi.

4 RBIs in Florence’s 20-0 win over Browning on Saturday, May 14th.

Photo by Scott Schicilone forced a foul driving the teammates,” said Berry.

“This win nized as the “Bitterroot Valney went 2 for At 138 Jason Davis and Nate Sacry. lane and found herself at the foul was a fun game to coach and we are ley Outstanding Wrestler.” withpin at the Battle of the ‘Root wrestling match. Photo Florence’s Luke Maki with3the Davis both pinned their line with the hope of going up by blessed to have come out of the hard2 RBIs. Davis pinned Dillon Janes by41-Stephanie K Geiser Photography. four.

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

Thenailed lone Florence 145, pinned Drew Carmody Friday, 44, then missed the second.

With This certainly was a big win for senior, wrestling at 205, was not win every match, but our kids are here mark at Divisionals and State. All of our Corvalof Hamilton.

Bodee Davis the ball back, Lady Tiger number the Lady Tigers who will likely see recognized as the Bitterroot Valley Wresto compete and always looking to im-Darby’s Makena kids didHawkinson. quite well and showed what it Lady Pirate Bella Schicilone defends Photo

by Thomas lis lost pinned Jeffrey Berryman of Stevi.

And 12 Samantha Shull launched up the Lady Pirates in the District tling Ambassador, won by pin in his match prove.”

Spencer. to the aearlier jumper that Now in Tournament. And if you are a in the daybanked against in.

Cadogan Wheat The Florence Butte to the line and sending a wave of The Pirates, reigning in their passes, transition racing down the floor, Darby fan you will want to see a of Hamilton.

High JVHer athletes won hope to the Darby sideline. quickly scored with a two-foot jumper Schicilone drove hard in the paint performance like this one in the For Florence Head Coach Skip Rosenteam, by a line severalbasket matcheswas thwarted made by Virginia Brown.

However, for the and drew another foul with the postseason. Notably from senior thal, the event is unique in a variety of 0-3.score On to 45-45, second time in the fourth, Mustafa on the day. bringing Seth violation, the opportunity to extend the Pirate lead. captain Amber Anderson who posted ways. He said, “The ‘Root is really a special Wilson pinned SaturPirate ball. was waiting at the block for the ball After missing the first, she hit the an impressive 23 points in this game event. In addition to bragging rights, it is day, Connor Jessop of Strong backcourt pressure from and forced another and-one shot. second, 43-45 Pirates.

Then Lady and was followed by Mustafa who had they one of the rare opportunities Florence gets Corvallis, Aidyn the Tigers forced a bad pass right At 49-47 with 8 seconds left on the Tigers inbounded the ball rushing 10, mostly all coming in the fourth. beat a chance to wrestle against the other BitMeinzen pinned of Sierra into the hands Reed who clock, the freshman, who had several Custer down with 47 seconds remaining “I was so happy for my players,” terroot Valley teams since Florence is B/C Bodee Davis of promptly dribbled down for the minutes in the JV game earlier in County, when freshman Petra Mustafa said Berry. “Their play was full of and Hamilton, Corvallis, and Stevensville Corvallis,finally Sean claiming basket, the lead for the day, was about to give her team 15-1, in rebounded the long shot and banked heart and guts.” are A. It is also the only time where it is Larson, at Tigers.

170, three the Lady But not for long. the three-point advantage.

Pirate Corvallis’s Kaitlin McCartney prepared to field a ball.

McCartin a basket with a foul sending her just our local teams. Many of our families Carter on innings. ney 2 RBIs Corvallis’s win overpinned Butte Central knowhad each other,inhave battled in13-6 earlier CorMorgan and Friday, May and 13th.

Photoget by aScott Sacry. generations, actually chance to vallis’s Noah Guisinger connect at this event.” Rosenthal said the pitcher of Hamilton, event began about 10 years ago, at the a solid Laurel squad, 13-0.

Florence’s Gabby Krueger got the win.

Lance Burrows, at direction of the valley coaches.

Kylie Kovatch pitched a shutout, In their final game of the 182 pinned Issac struck 12, andseason only allowed one hit weekend, they beat Ronan, The out 2021-2022 has apparentMartinez of Haminbeen the victory.

Atof the plate, Kovatch 9-4.

Jadyn Greenwood by Thomas Spencer The Tiger offense didwent execute and ly somewhat a rekindling of the ilton.

At 205, aLuke went 2 for 4 with a home run and 4 3 for 3 with home run, 3 took advantage of each mistake of wrestling community in Florence. “As Maki won his and 3 RBIs. RBIs. Also on Friday, they defeated stolen bases, In their 13C rematch from earlier the night.

They had four guys score far as the Florence team’s performance, I match, and Dallasalso homLibby, 15-3.

Florence catcher Kasidy Gabby this year, Darby boys were eager over 10Krueger points on the night, notably couldn’t be the more pleased, ” said Rosenthal.

Corvallis took first place in the Battle of the ‘Root. Photo by Stephanie K Geiser Photography.

Blair pinned Gabe and Yeoman went 3 for 3 with a home run ered at the plate gotwho the has to fend off the Victor Pirates.

Besides 14 from Preston Smith been Congratulations to the Bitterroot Koa Wahine Rugby Team who won the Montana state “We’re in a bit of a rebuilding year with a Rassmussen of and 4 RBIs in the victory. On Saturwin as the pitcher. a slow first quarter where the Tigers solid all season, and 16 from Hooper championship on Saturday. This is the second year they’ve won the title. The Bitterroot new coaching staff and a renewed comday, Florence made quick work of Stevi. And lastly, Arie McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough.’”

Jonny Williams pinned Jett Murray of trailed by the restfrom of the was Reed who had a great night in the boys team came in third place. Photo courtesy of Coach John Poulson. mitment to 4, wrestling the game Florence Trevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26.

Rosenthal, who has been instrumental Florence in 1:57.

For Coach Davis, “Luke really just a slow march to victory. post.

School Administration and 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 head coach Krystal Smith “We have been really pushing for We will have a 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, defense, and the boys to take good quality shots School Program beginning this year and practice, supporting teammates on and Guy programs, is grateful for his coaching either way. ” by Scott Sacry, Sports Editor hustle are what helped us pull the and tonight they all did that,” said will be moving into our new dedicated 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 Wrestling Room in the This next couple of to letes,” said Rosenthal. “This core group “Josh Schreoder and I have been Devil victory and on the day. be a good representation of Darby’s the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, weeks. The future of wrestling in Florence 13thestablished & 14th. a great culture that we can hurdles together (41.17), took 3rd inyears the with 110mthe put (44-05) 6th in The the Falcon discus wreshas working for several tlers are mostly in the upper-weight success against the Pirates.

The Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked is looking bright.”

The girlsperformances placed 4th as a hurdles and 4thRosenthal. in the 200m (114–09). Canyon Parks took 2ndclasses in build on.Darby Stand-out includLittle Guy(16.40), program, ” said “This and Florence-Carlton’s track & field dominated those areas, whereas Tigers did a good job of being patient on shooting when they were open team. Hadassah Wilson had a busy (24.02). Dillon Macllwraith took 5th the triple jumpin(38-06.50).

Robert the Rosenthal, reflecting on his athletes’ ed Sean Larson at 170, Adyn Meinzen at year, however, we have Cody Sutton and teams competed in the District 6B Blue Devils won many of the matches in day. driving She tookto2nd the 200m Crosbie took 5th in the 100m (12.24) in their offensive movements and and the in hoop.”

When(28.13) asked in the 3200m (12:55.39). In the disperformance this season, said, “Our kids meet at the Missoula County Stadium 152, Arie Mclaughlin at Heavyweight, and Kody Davidson, two former Falcon wresthe lower weight classes which ultimately and 400m (1:05.04), and 3rd in the cus, Clayton Lucas took 3rd (120-03), and the 200m (24.05).

Cale Alber took took high percentage shots at the which players really stood out she have been13th working hard, are in great on May & 14th.

Luke 205 who wrestled his last tlers have brought some5th ‘old(118-06). school long Maki jumpat(15-09) 100mone, (13.78). whilethat Hooper Reed took 6ththem in the (12.35).

Dante Wilson led to100m 99 points and first place. basket. responded, “That’sand a tough this shape, andgirls having fun.finished We may Thefocused, Florence team match at home but will certainly make a Falcon Toughness’ to the mix and have Amberall Anderson took 2nd in the and Darby’s 4x100m relay team of Hamtook 6th in the 3200m (13:29.94).

When asked what their week of game of our players did a roll in 4th place with 69 points. Kendall 100m hurdles (17.90) and 3rd in the blen, Duggan, Townsend, and Martin Victor’s 4x100m relay team of Crosbie, practice looked to this did it well.”

Boehm won bothlike theleading shot putup(29-09) javelin (91-06). Makena Hawkinson took 3rd, and the 4x400m relay team Alber, Varner, and Parks took 4th. matchup and what theyAllison anticipated, By the end of the third quarter, and the discus (110-11).

Streek- took 4th in the 100m (13.95). Lily Ben- of Hamblen, Martin, Duggan, and stra took 2nd said, in the“We 3200m (14:17.90) Coach Smith always know this game was still very close, 32-28, and 3rd in the 1600m (6:40.23). that a rival game can go any way, so but the final score was 41-60. Darby Dylan Kidd advice took 3rd in to thekeep 800m our biggest was our had a great fourth quarter, outscoring The track & field teams from (2:46.79) and 4th in theour 300m hurdles head in the game, play game the Pirates 28-13. Townsend and has the greatest and play in the varsity the two teamsand onlyStevensville separated by Corvallis, Hamilton, by Thomas Spencer (55.55).

Quinn took 2ndand insense the of humor and hustle and Skaggs work together Smith both had stellar 4th quarters, competed alongside seven other Class game. Rockwood You saw theand 4 and the Falcons also Darby’s Preston Smith scans Caleb the Pirate defense.

Photo bymanaged Thomas javelin (93-04) and 6th in the 400m A schools Polson on Saturday, May they definitely worked together!

Andquickeach and wit, posting 8 and Reed had 6 in that Spencer. players and fans go toin keep that lead in the fourth On Thursday night the Lady (1:09.13). Isaebel Hartsell-Miller got 14th.

This event served as one last with a little press the whole game we quarter. which brings a when Faith al- so if as we wellare butbehind only outscoring in the basket, hustle back,berserk play hard Yellowjackets andjump community quit, or ahead,the it’s 4th in the triple (27-03). The before Divisionals, which will wanted totheir slow them down and try “Until lot of levity to the the game is over, my only scored in thewarmup first Yellowjackets by 2 in that quardefense, and outwork themost opponent,” 4x400 relay team of Boehm, Cambell, celebrated seniors from the not over until the buzzer rings.” be in Hamilton 20th was & 21st. taking advantage ofcheer, a few mistakes.” thoughts are to keep putting the ball minute of the varsity ter. The May final score 61-43, Kidd,basketball and Skaggs took 2nd, whileteam, the whether said Smith. “This group of boys never girls team, and Several Bitterroot Valley athletes during practices, game!”

Florence.

4x100extracurricular relay team of activities.

Cambell, Boehm, other had impressive results. For the girls, team meetings Both teams came The Jackets werewon carried Hartsell-Miller, And although theand LadySkaggs Jacketstook 4th.

Corvallis’s Madison Lewis the boys finished or games. Kelti out fast and strong in by their Captain, junior did Florence’s not walk away with a win 2nd with shot put (41’11.5) and took 2ndClair in 121 points in the team standings. is otherwise a the first quarter, not Hutchinson, who had anLayne outthe discus (112’11). Hamilton’s against Florence, they competed Florence’s Nathaniel Gale won the quiet person, who really giving much standing night.jump (34’7.5).

Kearns won the triple against a strong, well coached 1600m (4:43.71) and the 3200m brings a competiby Thomas Spencer in the up fourth and forCorvallis’s When asked later liked on defense “Claire hadwhat a won realhegood game, Olivia Lewis the 100m team and theLuke atmosphere of the (10:13.02).

Maki won the discus responded about his experience, Grazzani said, hurdles (16.35).

Corvallis’s Amara tive fire to games eitherwith team but Stevi turning hard work on defense night remained positive and (134-01) and took 3rd in the Shot won the 3200m (12:04.79).

SteThe Fighting 9 of their own to comeAuch “My aspect about being on an that is so fun to managed out favorite into steals and fast breaks ofcheerful.

The three seniors on the high Put (39-05).

Quinn Lue won vensville’s Claire Hutchison took 2nd 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 jump (5-10). Freshman Kyler Harris in thetype 100m (13.14) and high jump Broncs of Frenchtown on(2:07.70), Finally, Tad Tackes in that new of had life andon culture with new the second quarter. son 21 thethe night, scoring took second the 800m recognized oninthe night were (4’10), and 3rd in the 200m (26.62).

Saturday in(4:46.63) Stevensville. quarter.

Beller people and have opportunity speaking to his But, like she has done mostly in the transition but sheto was the 1600m and the 3200m Hailey Thomas, Kelti Wandler, Corvallis’s Tahnee won thethan The Yellowjackets accounted 14,this seaplay basketball at aLewis higher manyfor times also effective pulling level up from (10:15.02).

Williamcame Wagner won time the with Faith and Faith Huenergardt. javelin (107’9). out really strong in coach the took 4th in Tackes, 9, Florence’s Travino, Kasidy before.” the mid and three-point range Huenergardt, Fulson, 300m hurdles (44.08), the Stevensville head For the boys, Hamilton’s Lane highFulbright, jump (5-06), andto took the remarked, first quarter, beating 5, andYeoman Grazzani “I’ve played basketball Italyofare went off in the asthe well.

But thewith Lady Jackets Bill speaking his 5th inbright Cole won 1600m aintime 100m tough (12.00) and the 200m (23.77). some defensive had 4 second on the quarter night. with for five years,” said “This “Faith has played most effective in the more run4:23.06, which is theGrazzani. fastest time in experience coaching Hailey Harrison numerous Shepp tooktimes 4th in the 110m pressure This11Saturday is sixth year a club, because of with our Froshof the Falcons Class 27my to A and-gun style of play. this year.in Andrew Burrows Thomas, commented, “I have hurdles (18.82) and the 300m hurdles and capitalizing on strong also happened to half. in my country school and sports are more team in our end the second “Getting ball up the floor Hamilton took 1st inthe the discus with a been privileged to coach Hailey (46.04).

Jared Pallo took 4th in the drives to the basket and be Senior“They Nightonly missed separate programs.”

Grazzani throw ofquickly 163’5, which is the a2nd best program since she and without lotusually of for the past four years.

Hailey is discus (111-10) and 6th in the shot put Class wasted Aa this year.

Burrows alsoit took open from the floor. for thetwo young exhibits positive attitude and was a freshman. shotsStevi in the in dribbling is something one oflooks theNathan toughest young ladies, (35-05).

Rayburn took 4th in 2nd in the Shot Put (50’6).

Corvallis’s The firstand quarter endedyou squad 2nd andquarter in a alone,” wasn’t surprising to hear his on response Faith has a wonwe have been working all mentally physically, will Adams the 3200m (11:49.27).

Samuel Levi tookFulbright. first in the javelin 13-14 Frenchtown sea of Fulbright junior boys, whenReynoso asked he liked most about derfully cheerful, said. That year,”what said “It’s gratifytookmeet, 6th inand theyet 400m Florever is where so (59.00). comthe pole Hamilton’s Florence’s Luki Maki took 1st in the Discus and 3rd in the Shot Lorenzo Put atquarter theGrazzani District Kellan Beller hadeverybody 8team in that his and thus far.girls “I upbeat attitude proved to(159’8). be teamIn ing to experience see thevault, progress the ence’s 4x400 relay of Adams, passionate toward Colter Kirkland placed 1st and Andrew 6B track meet in Missoula on Saturday, May 14th. Photo by Scott Sacry. quarter andShe was absolutely stood out as the moment love how we support about everything, the defining have made thiseach year,other and toon see it Harris,her.

Gale, and Horsens took 2nd, around plays her heart Carmody took 2nd, both clearing 13’6. everywhere. worked team’sofonly senior. our team.

Our coaches during are trying and doesn’t lettook 5th in the javelin (80-08). the game. partstoof andevery the 4x100 relay team out timeBeller she is on the of Adams, Kirklandwork also effectively took 2nd in the 1600m nett Macllwraith took 4th.

Lue, Williford, and Wagner took 3rd. strongly defensively and Grazzani, an make us compete and get better every anything Darby’s get her 4x100m relay team of AnderThe third quarter the game.” court.

I couldn’t ask for a player (4:38.37). Hamilton’s Harrison SilveThe Victor girls placed 7th in the played reallyattitude.” strong to the Yellowjacket ItalianBaugus exchange single down. It was an was fairlytook close with rio wonday.” the 3200m (10:17.65). Corson, Wilson, K. Fisher, Hawkinstandings. with a better Lorenzo Grazzani (12) , anand exchange student team from Italy and America basket in thetofirst quarter. student, was The Yellowjackets played Eastthe emotional andtook vallis’s Brinson Wyche, who has son while thesends 4x400m relay pass2nd the discus (90-09) and 5th in In regard his time with Stevensville’ only senior2nd, on the team, a no-look to ain teammate.

Florence’s Kovatch the jump The secondFulbright and third welcomed by warm Kylie Helena on Tuesday, winning 35-32, exciting moment fastest time inwith Class A in the shot 3200m team of Hawkinson, Smith, Fisher, the shot put (24-05).

Virginia DahlKelti Wandler, said, Trackgot athletes for Darby Photo

by Stephanie K1600m, Geisawayprivileged from thetoand Victor applause and a Stevensville. ending afastest 28-game and the 2nd timelosing in thestreak. andof Fisher took 4th.

Brown took 6th in the 800magainst (2:51.68). for our girls when 15 their own.

However, the boys “quarter I have also been competed in the District 13C meet at won the 800m (1:58.44).

All times are The Darby boys placed 4th as a The Victor boys team placed 5th.

Yellowjackets, whoyears. gaveKelti up 36 points thankful speech written by er him was They will play Florence on Thursday Faith got from to start Photography.

Stevi did hold the Broncs to 9 coach Kelti forCounty four the Missoula Stadium on May from Athletic.net team.

William Martin won the 300m Carson Varner took 2nd in the shot in that time and only answered with read to the crowd. at home.

State Rugby Champions!

Darby boys prevail against Pirates

Track Roundup District 6B

Stevi plays Florence on Senior Class A Night

Stevi boys drop one to Frenchtown

District 13C

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Top speller Flyfishing starting Journal Stevi: over on council vacancy process Friday, May 20 • 9 am - 5 pm Saturday, May 21 • 9 am - 4 pm

Spring hatches and flies: a primer continued from page one

Tribbensee. caused the Town to be in violation 5) Vague agenda language which of the Town Council Rules and State could affect the public’s right to statutes, I sincerely hope that you I may as well start with the skwala.

For spring stoneflies, then, start know and participate.

“Because the postpone the twofavorite, items, 12a That’s the one that gets the blood boil- with everybody’s theand skwala.

Council packet is missing the critical 12b listed on the January 13, 2022 ing for many experienced anglers who Pick a couple of patterns: one light, Council Communication historically Agenda to the vacancies approach springtime in the deliriums one dark.related Also grab a small #18 or #20 utilized explain the for agenda item, on Council all of the required of cabin to fever, waiting this hatch. black midgeuntil or snowfly pattern if you what actions be taken other public and procedural The skwalacan is called the and willow can findnoticing it. Sometimes a slow daysteps can fly or early information dark transformed into aand great one by important for Council are be completed correctly legally stonefly otherto consider, there is tying the and smaller stoneasoff the back and the in public by the Clerk Council well places; inapparent western transparency and of the bigger a lack of as addressing theone. apparent lack of Montana seem Same goes using a #12 or a cloak ofwe secretiveness as to what transparency and for sense of secrecy,” to prefer the Lat#14 Elk Hair Caddis or Stimulator Council intends to do. The absence wrote Tribbensee. in, skwala, for the in a drab gray or olive color when of any backup documents for these “Finally, as a reminder, the genus. Bitterroot it will come close to what you see agenda fly items may be problematic in processes laws are designed veteran designon the and water.

The trout care more satisfying the public’s right to know, to provide adequate information, er Andre Carlson about size and color than anyscrutinizethis andhatch participate in this representation and continuity.

The identified thing – when anglers can’t tell the signifi cant event,” wrote Tribbensee. public has a right to know, scrutinize as the skwala, and difference between a subspecie 6) Missing participate inaall Council why popularized hissignifi sim- cant and required andof capnea and nemoura, ilarly-named for should Ithe troutsay care? steps to fill a fly vacancy.

“None of decisions. cannot it enough, as it around forty-odd the preliminary work appears to there are a number of potential legal years ago. Ifplace you as required by Spring mayflies have taken issues identifi ed above that could look at pre-1980’s One thing about the Council Rules, as there is no create unnecessary legalspring issuesmayfor the angling literature flies: many of them look alike.

Council Communication or other Town if not properly addressed and you won’t see much mention of the For sanity and simplicity’s sake we backup documentation explaining corrected, please halt and re-initiate skwala. Today it is commonplace. can call them either March Browns or what steps have taken the process in order to achieve Fast-forward: Todayplace, what steps are in process, and what compliance with State statutes and there are myriad skwala steps are outstanding,” Tribbensee Town Council Rules.” patterns out there. wrote.

“The missing and required Mayor Gibson said that, due to the When choosing skwaprocedural steps in addition to those concerns raised, he was postponing la patterns for your own box,Some stick with outlined above, include, but are the January 13th agenda items the that arelimited drab to: Council not ones necessarily related to the council vacancies. restrictions olive-brown and sparse selection or discussion on individual He said they would be starting the apply. in #8may and #10. natnomination of The candidates, Council’s process over. There will be new urals are skinny, occur to interview, final slate of candidates public notices and website notices, when the water is low Council’s direction to the Clerk and a 10-day application period. A and flowing slow. No to prepare interview questions, special meeting has been tentatively need for overdressed or scheduling individual interviews, set for February 3rd to address the gaudy flies here that will ensuring that the interview questions vacancies. Public notices advertising get you more refusals to be utilized are not provided in the vacancies are currently running in than solid hookups. advance to any of the applicants, the Bitterroot Star.

Other stoneflies ensuring that other applicants The Star spoke with Greg won’t willYou notprobably be present during the Overstreet, Town Attorney, see too may snowfly, interviewing process for the other regarding Tribbensee’s claims. In or capnea, patterns in Council’s applicants, and finally Overstreet’s view, numbers 1-4 most fly shop bins, but discussion/decision to ifappoint have merit. He noted, however, that Local Shop Thoughtful you do, grab a few. Shop The candidates that allows for public the 30-day period from the time of capnea species we lump Brindle ‘Chute. the resignations began on Mayor participation throughcan comments. together as snowflies Many of these steps should must Brandon Dewey’s watch. He said range 406.777.5591 from #18 to ridicu- | and 301 Main St | Stevensville, MT take place in an open meeting, not that council members lously small as the genus has a ridicBlue-winged Olives. can still be secretly behind scenes as they appointed eventhat though the days Open 7a days a week ulous number ofthe species.

Some are are Never mind there are30size considered actions,” wrote had color, run out. size #14 andCouncil gray – just like the genus and let alone genus and specie valleydrugandvariety.com nemoura stoneflies that are a size #12 variations involved here;the wepublic can cut it Tribbensee.

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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 doesn’t include the website, so it’s during December,” said Gibson. He a unique requirement for council thanked Berthoud and also thanked vacancies. Again, he said the notice police and fire department staff that omission happened while Dewey stepped in to help. was still mayor. He agreed that the “We got the payroll checks and application period should have been utility bills out,” said Gibson.

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 specifi c steps to fi ll a vacancy,” whether this was “contract” or an Trapper Creek Job Corps Top Speller - During the months ofaMarch and April patterns.

Try to get close sets in size and a“agreement.” skwala, or fishing it by itself if the he said.

“The resolution it student Rebeka from Corpus Christi, Texasisn’t wasproducing. the top speller. Smith color to what youSmith, see the trout taking. skwala out very clearly.”

He also noted GibsonClarence called on Greg Overstreet, averaged 90%, According to Recreation Supervisor Ferguson.

The words You can fish March Browns and Blue-winged Olives?

The choices that Tribbensee mentioned Bob Town Attorney, to address the years. used for the tests were compiled

by Gordon overStart a period seven their lookareHavens limitless. withof a sparse BlueMichalson, one offrom the aapplicants concerns.misspelled Overstreet said The words came list of cousins, 120 most commonly words incripple thethe En-or alike wing-Olive Parachute and athat for a council seat.

“Additionally, criteria they forscore independent glish language.

According to Havens, no one received a used perfect on this test.

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 The Montana Department ofwhen throughout theofproject areas. Mothbuster hatches the so-called ‘Chute extremely controversial, polarizing agreement was based on a template Transportation (MDT) anticipates Bridge endbefore preservation er’s•Day Caddis runoff.milling In see and quite frankly a huge you legal liability early from another professional services construction is resuming this week and paving between Chief Joseph Pass runoff years we’ll generally see a the lighter to of the community agreement, oneAthey used with the enough to fish. trip to the Madison onthe thetaxpayers Highway 43 projects between and Wisdom. colored bugs around Ennis can the beThe aroadway solid betbetween and (Mr. wrote Tribbensee. building inspector. contract was ChiefMichalson),” Joseph Pass and Wise River.

• Chip sealing skittering worth theBitterroot drive if theRoad Mother’s Day “There’s requirement unanimously approved.

Underwood Initial workno willlegal include topsoil and Big Hole and Wisdom. around on Caddis hatch is full-on. seeding tasks, with chip Chip sealing thehour roadway between to over-comply withmilling the legal will•be paid $30 per for up to theand water On rivers ranging from the Madisealing scheduled to of start in July. the Sportsman’s Fishing Access Site procedures because who might be 20 hours per week or a maximum of before they son to the Big Hole to the Clark Fork Duringsaid topsoil and seeding work, and Wise River. applying,” Overstreet. $1499 per month, to perform such take off. or the Bitterroot, anglers have always motorists reduced speed relied • Adding finalgreen-bodied striping onbi-weekly a dark Elk and Hair In othershould Town expect news, the new twotasks as payroll,(paint) monthly For the limits and single-lane closures.

Plan pavement markings.

Caddis. darker person town council, along withand the payroll, payroll liabilities (bi-weekly ahead to allow extra travel time if you Workare completed in 2021 included three caddisflies that new mayor, actually heldsometimes its first andThere monthly), quarterly and yearare commuting through the project replacing two bridges over Trail Creek, can be called the Mother’s Day Cadones, meeting on January 11, alarger special end payroll reports, dis.

Some are about apayroll #14, with darkof area. resurfacing approximately 35audit, miles Andy Carlmeeting forwill the soon purpose ofup approving bi-weekly claims and smoky wings and processing a dark “Crews startson’s conpavement, repairing the olive-green bridge deck Purple or ash gray body.

The other is about astruction temporary contract agreement payment, and reconciliation of banka on the remaining work,” said over the Big Hole River near Wisdom, Haze in a #16 or #18, and darker gray overall.

I with Robert Underwood, the Town’s and credit card statements.

MDT Engineering Project#12 Manager repairing deteriorated pavement near or #14 carry flies Creek for allnoticed three. something former finance“The officer.

“I think you Jeff Harrison. majority of conthe Ruby Bridge, and upgrading will work, as Bottom line: The array of spring struction completed last summer. guardrails, roadside (delineaMayor was Gibson said that Jenelle that’s diff erent,” saidmarkers Mayor Gibson will the Harhatches can be broader than you This year, the contractor will finish tors), and signs.

Berthoud, the Town Clerk, had been to the audience.

“We are going might expect – and anything cantobe rop-style Hairwing Duns. theBy tasks that were interrupted by last Forwater more information about on when go out.

I’dthe doing the work of four people for the do the the best we can you to answer your themselves, the Purple Haze year’s forest fires.” work on between Chief rather beHighway over-prepared and ready last few weeks.

“There is no utility questions…

That is43your right and for and the Brindle ‘Chute are good Remaining work to no be fi completed Joseph Pass and visit:mistakes https:// anything than beIDivide, caught short-handed searching patterns.

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Taking care of the watershed – the watershed IS the forest Since the year 2000’s historic wildfires, the Bitterroot River has seen its annual runoff reach unusually high levels, to be followed by dried-up streambeds in the months following.

Here’s what happened: The fires of 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007, the Roaring Lion Fire of 2016 and a few more in between, burned off a lot of out watershed timber.

Before these burns, the snow that accumulated at mid and high elevations covered the trees, then melted off until the remaining snow fell under the canopy of branches where it remained, shaded and cooled, as it trickled off the rest of the summer.

Today, we’re without much of that watershed timber. And there is too much fuel - read that dead trees, brush, slash – in our forests, just waiting to go off.

Here are some partial notes from the Forest Service regarding a much-needed fuel reduction program planned for our forests: “The Bitterroot Valley has been identified as the highest wildfire risk in the State of Montana. The US Forest Service has a proposal underway for a large fuel-reduction project that covers almost 150,000 acres of land in the most dangerous areas of the Bitterroot Front from Conner to Florence.

“When a fuel-reduction project is proposed, there is a 30-day scoping period which gives the public an opportunity to review the plan and submit comments for or against the project. Historically these projects have failed because residents, sportsmen and others who enjoy the Bitterroot mountains have not submitted com-

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“The majority of comments received come from large organizations located outside the Bitterroot Valley [that] start litigation against the project. When the lawsuit comes before a judge, the comments received during the Scoping Period are tallied and the proposal fails because most of those responses recommend denial of the project.

That’s why nothing ever gets done to clean up Where shade once was, the Bitterroot Front!

“If you live or recreate in the Bitterroot Mountains, NOW is the time to act. The Bitterroot Front is dangerously volatile, money is now available, and the timing is critical.

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by May 20th in order to be registered within the Scoping Period.”

Think back The piled-up understory fuels along Hwy. 93 was a big factor in the explosive destruction of the Hughes Creek fire along the East Fork in 2011. The forest floor around Spring Gulch Campground was cleared of understory fuel, as the piled-up dead branches that were converted to firewood for camp fires. The campground was spared when the fire took out everything surrounding it.

Fires raced through brush, dried-out and diseased timber, and piles of fuel on the forest floor in the memorable fires of 2000, and in years since.

Since then, I have friends on

management practices. We need the offset of sound management, in the form of this fuel reduction program. Piled-up and dried-out slash from previous logging operations creates volatile fuel overloads that need to be dealt with; brushy overgrowth and thickets of tightly-packed trees that grow in the wake of second and third timber cuttings needs to be thinned.

Bugkilled timber, standing and down, sunlight warms water on East Fork after fire. needs to be removed. the West Fork who participated Simply put, if the volatile fuels in fuel reduction programs. Bugthroughout our forests are reduced, killed standing timber, bug-killed downed timber, slash piles that act- more standing harvestable timber ed like incubators full of more bugs will be allowed to grow, valuable that would in turn attack and kill wildlife habitat will be enhanced, more trees, making more standing watersheds will be stabilized (a big fuel for the next rounds of fires, consideration for me), and we’ll were removed. have less smoke to breathe in comOpposition to fuel reduction in ing summers. Yet, people who love the state of California, where know- nature but don’t understand how it it-all ignorance prevailed over the works, will be opposed. And we – sound and effective fuel reduction not them – stand to lose. practices that PG&E had in place Every voice counts. Make yours for nearly 100 years, resulted in heard in favor of this sensible and the fires that destroyed my former much-needed fuel reduction projhome in Paradise and much of the ect – and tell your friends.

Feather River country that I loved.

Email steve.brown2@usda.gov Here in the Bitterroot, we’ve with the simple message, “I supseen too much devastation from port the fuel reduction project on forest fires that have spread in the Bitterroot National Forest.” large part due to results of past

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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 06/15/22 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Date: April 25, 2022.

Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Catherine di Gleria Deputy Clerk of Court BS 5-11, 5-18, 5-25, 6-1-22.

MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Name Change of Annie Rose Leatham, Annie Rose Leatham, Petitioner Cause No.: DV-41-20220000054-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 06/09/2022 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Date: April 21, 2022 Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Timothy Nydell Deputy Clerk of Court BS 4-27, 5-4, 5-11, 5-18-22.

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: JOSIE ROSALEE SWANSON, a/k/a Josephine Meuchel Swanson, a/k/a Josephine R. Swanson, a/k/a Josie Swanson, Deceased.

Probate No.: DP-2022-59 Dept. No.: 1 HOWARD F. RECHT NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed 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 JAMES B. SWANSON, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at c/o LionWood Law, PLLC, 115 W. 3rd Street, Suite 103, Stevensville, Montana 59870, or filed with the Clerk of the above Court.

Dated this 26th day of April, 2022. /s/ JAMES B. SWANSON, Personal Representative c/o LionWood Law, PLLC 115 W. 3rd St., Ste. 103 Stevensville, MT 59870 LionWood Law, PLLC /s/ John S. Masar Attorney for Personal Representative BS 5-4, 5-11, 5-18-22.

RICHARD A. WEBER, P.C. PO Box 1917 Hamilton, Montana 59840 Telephone: 406/363-6888 Email: ravallilaw@montana. com Attorney for Personal Repre-

sentative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, RAVALLI COUNTY In Re the Estate of: EVELYN L. LOCKE; Deceased.

Case No.: DP-22-61 Dept. No. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the said deceased 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 Robert F. Olsson, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at the Law Offices of Richard A.Weber, PO Box 1917, Hamilton, Montana 59840, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

Dated this 29th day of April, 2022. /s/ Robert F. Olsson Personal Representative BS 5-11, 5-18, 5-25-22.

William J. Nelson, Esq. Nelson Law Office PLLC 217 North 3rd Street Suite J Hamilton, MT 59840 Telephone: (406) 363-3181 Attorney for Plaintiffs Issued MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY PHILIP ALLAN REED AND SUSAN ELIZABETH REED, Plaintiffs, vs GMAC Mortgage Corp. DBA ditech.com, a Pennsylvania Corporation, and all persons, known or unknown claiming or who might claim any right, title, estate or interest in or lien or encumbrance upon the real property described in the complaint adverse to Plaintiff’s ownership or any cloud upon Plaintiff’s title thereto, whether such claim

or possible claim be present or contingent, Defendants.

Cause No. DV-41-2022-93 Dept. No. 1 SUMMONS TO ALL UNKNOWN DEFENDANTS TO: All persons known or unknown claiming or who might claim any right, title, estate or interest in or lien or encumbrance upon the real property described in the complaint adverse to Plaintiff’s ownership or any cloud upon Plaintiff’s title thereto, whether such claim or possible claim be present or contingent, THIS ACTION IS BROUGHT TO QUIET TITLE TO LAND SITUATED IN RAVALLI COUNTY MONTANA AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Lot 1, Trapper Peak Estates, a subdivision in the SE ¼ Section 12, Township 2 North, Range 21 West, Ravalli County Montana, according to the recorded plat thereof.

Doc No. 444333, Within 21 days after service of this summons, you must serve on the Plaintiffs an answer to the attached Complaint under Rule 12 of the Montana Rules of Civil Procedure. Do not include the day you were served in your calculation of time. The answer or motion must be served on the Plaintiff or Plaintiff’s attorney, if Plaintiff is represented by an attorney, whose name and address are listed above.

If you fail to respond, Judgment by Default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. You also must file your answer or motion with the Court.

Given under my hand this 3rd day of May, 2022.

Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Deputy Clerk of Court BS 5-11, 5-18, 5-25-22.

DAVID L. ZINKOWICH 692 Deer Ridge Rd

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Victor, Montana 59875 Telephone: 406/961-5292 Email: dzinkowich@gmail. com Personal Representative MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, RAVALLI COUNTY In Re the Estate of: Margaret M. Zinkowich; Deceased.

Case No.: DD-22-62 Dept. No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the

said deceased 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 David L. Zinkowich, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, at 692 Deer Ridge Rd, Victor, Montana 59875, or filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court.

Dated this 11th day of May, 2022. /s/ David L. Zinkowich Personal Representative.

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Missoula Location since 1955: 1400 Wyoming Street, Missoula on the corner of Russell and Wyoming Street. Open March 1 through December 22 each year.

• Bedding Plants: Very large selection of annual and perennial flowers. Alyssum, petunias, pansies, marigolds, begonias. Colorful flower baskets and planters. Custom planting available • Vegetable and herb starts: Organic and conventional. Tomato, pepper, broccoli, cabbage, kale, artichoke, rhubarb, basil, lavender, rosemary, thyme, cucumbers, squash, cantaloupe, melons, zucchini, and many more!

• Seed: organic and conventional. Many varieties of vegetables. Certified organic seed potatoes • Berries: Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries • Fruit trees, Shade trees, and Shrubs: Apple, cherry, plum, maple trees, aspen, honey locust, crabapple. Potentilla, barberry • Fertilizer and pest control products, organic and conventional • Garden tools: shovels, rakes, trowels, deer fence, tree protectors • Decorative pots, gifts • Potting soil, peat moss, soil pep bag products • List of DEER RESISTANT plants!!!

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Potentillas. Rhuannuals, hanging baskets, perennials, Montana-hardy roses, and flowering shrubs blooming in Bedding plants – Large selection of annual & perennial bedding pansies, petunias, barb plants, gooseberry, raspberry, grape, currant, and honeyberry.

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Potting soil,more. peat moss, and seeds. osteospernum, and Large selection of hanging baskets featuring begonias, fuchsias, • Large selection of Montana hardy berry plants Produce – A complete line available in season. Specializing in super sweet sweet corn, cauliflower, super petunias & mixed baskets.

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Governor visits Hamilton during 56-county tour Continuing his 56 County Tour in western Montana, Governor Greg Gianforte proclaimed May as Beef Month to promote Montana’s worldclass beef after participating in a branding in Granite County before heading to Hamilton where he held a rountable discussion on foster care.

“Nothing beats Montana beef, and that’s thanks to the hard work of ranching families like the Vietors,” Gov. Gianforte said. “This Beef Month, we celebrate Montana’s proud ranching history and recognize Montana ranchers who ethically and sustainably raise beef to feed our state, nation, and world.”

Joining the Vietor family at the Rocking Chair Ranch in Philipsburg, the governor helped brand 100 head of cattle. He also spoke to ranch owner, Jason Vietor, about the importance of ranching to their family.

“Ranching is more than just an occupation, it’s our way of life, as we’re the third generation, raising the fourth, on this land,” Vietor said. “We

work hard capture each day more of to be good the valstewards ue they of land, create make sure are top we take prioricare of ties for the land the govfor the ernor. next generations Later to come. in the It gets afterharder evnoon in ery day to Hamildo what ton, the we do, but Gov. Gianforte hears from foster families and providers in goverour work is Hamilton. nor led a only posroundsible because of the Montanans who table discussion on foster care in Monsupport our farmers and ranchers.” tana with local foster care families and Adding value to Montana comproviders. modities, preserving the Montana “Montana tragically has one of the brand throughout the supply chain, highest numbers of children in foster and increasing beef processing cacare per capita in the nation,” Gov. pacity in the state so producers can Gianforte said. “I appreciated sitting

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During the roundtable, participants discussed with the governor the importance of expanding access to addiction, behavioral, and mental health treatment services as well as workforce development opportunities for biological parents who want to get clean, sober, and healthy.

To combat child abuse and neglect, executive director of Bitterroot CASA Allison Dunne emphasized the need for community connections, saying, “We need to build connections for our kids. Children need to feel safe in school and in their neighborhoods.

They need access to resources, and one of the greatest resources they can have is connection, whether to their neighbors, teachers, or friends.”

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COLLEGE: can it survive as an independent district? continued from page one

“Why should faculty and staff constaff in their employment status. and the Board of Regents. He said the Faculty member Jennifer Johnson tinue to work when the very existence “If the University wants to commit Bitterroot College and the UM will asked, “What does that mean and can of our building is in limbo?” she asked. to something they need to provide a determine what programs and classes we have it in writing? I don’t believe She said it would be very difficult for document and they also need to prowill continue. He assured valley resiwe are going to get that answer. So, vide an increase over previous funddents that the Bitterroot College would faculty and staff to continue without what do we do? We are committed to ing, and do it for the long term. Staff continue to operate as before. Instruc- any documented commitment in the success of the students and faculty terms of funding from the UM. needs to have some longer-term job tors at the college were informed that understands the relationship with “We need the BVCC Board of security,” she said. signups were under way and classes staff. Staff has to do its job or we can’t Trustees to show us, the core team, Board member Janice Woodburn would be taught at least through June do our jobs. Our contracts are depenwhy we should stick around and keep made a pitch for the BVCC to move 30, the end of this fiscal year. dent on them and the strength of that this thing afloat during a very uncerforward on its own.

Clay Christian, Commissioner of team. We want to be sure that you tain time and only potential transition “We still have a little bit of money,” understand that too.”

Higher Education and Seth Bodnar, in view,” said Johnson. She said that said Woodburn. “Can we block out a President of the University of MonBoard member Don Gardner said, workforce development plan, train tana, issued a letter last Friday stating: faculty were being made offers for “We will never pass a levy if UM says other employment that would be hard electricians, plumbers, laboratory “Serving the education and work‘we’ve got you covered’. They keep sayto resist without some guarantee from workers and go forward on some of force development needs of the ing don’t worry, but give us nothing to Bitterroot Valley is a commitment that the UM about future funding. She said this and hire an interim president to be certain about.” the transition was within reach with comb this out for us? I would just like sits at the heart of the University of Clark said they were expecting the an established core team already set to not sit around and wait for the UniMontana and the Montana University same budget, around $400,000, “but to work and implement a transition versity of Montana to get interested in the problem is, that’s not enough.”

System’s missions. The recent levy us. I would love to see that, but we can vote regarding Bitterroot Valley Complan with a wealth of institutional “We don’t even know legally what move forward ourselves with this too.” our status or options are,” said Smith. munity College does not change this knowledge and cultural knowledge Board member Ran Pigman said commitment. and appreciable business and student “Do we try a December levy? Can we he was on board with what Woodburn “We write today to reaffirm that the relationships. shelve the district for a couple of years said, “but the piece that is important University of Montana will continue to Academic and Student Services and then fire it up again? Or do we is that even if we move forward on the support the already existing Bitterroot Director Lea Guthrie, who has served dissolve it? Everything is speculation.” workforce, there still needs to be that College Programs and the students, as Community Project Coordinator “We need answers now,” said staff, and faculty who benefit from and and now serves as Workforce Training meeting with UM. Before we do anyGardner. “This is urgent. We may not thing we need to meet with the UniDirector, said that in the weeks since shape these programs. be their top priority, but we are trying. versity because in reality it won’t work We are trying to get UM to work with the levy failed she has received calls “Planned academic courses for for us if they decide they are going to the coming year and student support from Bitterroot Health, Community us and move forward with a rebrandhave a presence here and now we have ing. That’s ultimately what we would Hospital in Missoula and many of the resources at Bitterroot College will a UM thing and a BVCC thing. I don’t high schools in the valley and that continue. like. But in the meantime, they need to think they could co-exist and survive.” make a statement on the issue.” workforce training inquiries were “To ensure the health of the He said the UM needs to come to the pouring in.

Bitterroot campus and continued “I don’t hear anyone saying they understanding that there has to be a “I stand with the staff and the facresponsiveness to Bitterroot Valley are done and out of here,” said Smith. ulty,” said Guthrie. “We are all making transition and in a short window and residents, we will immediately create Pigman said that UM’s best pathlife-changing decisions in the next few then they need to get out of it. a more robust connection between way would be to help in the transition.

“They are in that window and they weeks,” she said. the Bitterroot campus and the workHe said they need to come to the table are helping to transition. I think it’s According to a comment reported force training, transfer education, and soon to maintain what they’ve got. “If important before we try to go comcommunity engagement opportunities in a recent Ravalli Republic article, they want to maintain the status quo, pletely on our own that we come to Bitterroot College UM Director Victothroughout the Montana University they need to know what their staff’s ria Clark predicted that the program kind of an understanding with them System. position is.” of the University of Montana would be that there is not going to be two “Dr. Tom Gallagher, who leads Cary Shimek, Associate Director closed by June 30. She told the BVCC things going on. We are talking about workforce development for UM and of UM News Service, told the BitterBoard that the comment was made off re-branding by the end of this next serves as the Dean of Missoula Colroot Star on Monday that the univerthe record and was based on faculty school year. I hate to see us lose the lege, will provide leadership for this sity was aware of the concerns about and staff response to the levy failure staff and faculty,” he said. effort. the Bitterroot College UM’s future A woman from the College Advithat it was going to be very difficult to “Over the course of the coming and they are very supportive of the sory Council, which has been advising continue and that the existence of the year, we will engage in a fresh assesslocal efforts to establish a community university program as it stands was in UM on the university’s college issues ment of the educational and workcollege district. He said the UM has no jeopardy. With no guarantee about the for years, said that they should try to force training needs in the Bitterroot authority over the district and is not work with the advisory council and employment from semester to semesValley, looking to enhance existing directly involved in that effort. He said bring their voice into the situation as ter, she said, it makes other teaching and identify new partnerships with it was up to the BVCC Board and the well. offers that much more attractive. industry and the community, and residents of Ravalli County to make “You could try to keep that work“I’m going to take the first shot exploring new ways to promote access those decisions. But they are very force energy going under the Bitteracross the bow on this and speak for to education. We look forward to concommited to keeping the Bitterroot root College UM,” she said. myself, I guess,” said Board Chair tinued collaboration with a wide array College up and running in the meanSmith said there would always be Marci Smith at last week’s meeting. of partners in the Bitterroot Valley. time. He said a meeting had been a need for interaction and connection “We are not ready to give up and we Thank you for your engagement with arranged for Tuesday, May 17 at the Wednesday, May Bitterroot 19 with11, the 2022 university’s College Advisory are definitely in discussions, or in us as we navigate this time of transicollege which would Star--Page include represenCouncil. preparation for discussions, with the tion.” tatives from the UM and the Missoula “We are a theater school to your Those reassurances did not reasUniversity of Montana.” She said they College to work out the details of how sure the current faculty and staff at program,” she said. “I would see the had a meeting set up with the Provost the Bitterroot College could continue the college, however. They showed Council’s position as very, very imrecently but it was cancelled and he is and hopefully address the concerns of from board page one upcontinued at the last BVCC meeting portant as a liaison with the four-year only on the job for another week. faculty and staff. to express their frustration. Jennifer school.”

Smith stated that the BVCC did Missoula College Dean Tom ed States, havingChemistry resided at Profesleast two through in Montana.

Shefrom left the Another lawsuit was goingof tothe be dismissed, dated in thissaid, process by enthusiastic my opponent.”

Johnson, adjunct member Advisory have a lotcollege of options to consider Gallagher “As an years in the state immediately before the state for a while but then returned but there was not time to get that done She called the whole “an in the sor, spoke for the staff, saying it was Council said that she asked Assistant running another levy in December, as partner, I look forwardthing to being taking office, and having been admitto take up residency in 2003. before the primary election. abuse of power and underhanded” and unclear what the UM meant by its Provost Nathan Lindsay directly if the the law allows, with a revised budget; valley this week to meet with faculty ted to the of practice of law at least Shethe went on toon saythe that the for lawsuit just wanted to get meBVCC to talk blamed Fulbright’s campaign staffour for expression support.

Shefor wondered UM“They was going to support the or put District shelf a and staff face-to-face to support yearsabefore holding office. She hasyears misinterpreted Washington state about why votedthey the couldn’t way I did,” said orchestrating it.providing workforce if five it meant continuing transition and that heI said commit few and try later; or just dissolve shared goal of said the courts have already definitivelaw voting requirements.

She said she Mell, “so the damage is done.

But I’m Neither Liechty nor Ehli returned from the Bitterroot College UM to a to anything at this time, but there was the District. and transfer education to Ravalli ly established that it means practice of did file to vote in 2019 in Washington confident that most people will realize phone messages from the Bitterroot local community college. Or was it a commitment to education in the “For the University of Montana to County residents.” lawgoing anywhere, just on the of state andthat voted there, but that Washingthat if my candidacy Star inquiring about the lawsuit. just to be anot continuation theof say Bitterroot Valley. was illegitimate they are going to support the Montana.program?

She has been practicing law Bitterroot ton law allows people to vote there that it would have already been invaliuniversity for 31 years. in absentee “Is there a plan to keep faculty and College is a Mell said far as the residency re- bit ballots staff during theastransition?” she asked. disin-until quirements shethe hasBVCC been Board a resident genuous,” they register She wonderedgo, how of Montana in RavalliUM County since to vote in was going to persuade to commit said Smith.

2003.

She said the law states that, “In another to financially supporting the transition “There is state the place of residence the nothing for up toin10 todetermining a community college. following rules planning are to be observed. years after “Is the board to hire It writing that is the place where a person remains leaving teachers in the short term to promote the fund-the when not elsewhere for labor state. stability andcalled attract applicants?” asked ing willShe be did or other special or temporary purpose register Johnson. She said that there was no there, noto and to which person returns in vote here in stability at this the time.

She wondered documenseasons of repose.”

February how the board was going to address tation of of “Montana has been my place of rethis year. what she called an “untenable envihow much pose sinceShe 2003,” Mell. She of said ronment.” said said the condition and Mell that said she moved needs to Montana in 1968 as a shefundwas conthe building to be addressed the four-year old and went to grade school fident that even for the Bitterroot College UM ing comes VOLUNTEER WATER QUALITY MONITORING to keep operating successfully. The semester by building is currently owned by the semester, 2022 Season Hamilton School District and is being there is no rented by the UM. Serious2022 levels of guarantee Training and Refresher Session lead have recently been found in the for the facLaw Enforcement Memorial water at the building. ulty or the Saturday, May 21, 2022

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If you are interested in volunteering at any of these sites just show up at the Main Street Bridge parking lot in Hamilton. If you have any questions contact Michael Howell at 2394838 or email bitterrootriverprotection@gmail.com Come dressed for the weather and if the weather gets too bad we will meet at the Bitterroot College.

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