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

celebrates new shelter, 50th anniversary speech, occupa-

by Victoria

by Victoria Howell Howell

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

Center (the official name) Bishop said “It organization’s 50 years 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 On Thursday, May 5th and Friday, taking it on from Katie Vennie.

The matching funds from local businesses terroot Heritage Civic Group, Bitter they hope to have held last week at the Bitter Root was started by a bunch of little old complex that will beThe build- center board, of Lone Rock Park. worked with through community picnics, May 6th, community members near Water Forum, one of the participating or donors that will help donations Root Humane Association, Bitter Root ladies in 1972 and it’s still run by a Humane Association’s (BRHA) new the facility open ing contains a large meeting they started Farmers State rummage sales, bingo nights built just north of and far have an located opportunity to give nonprofits, works to keep water in the go even further. “For the Bitter Root Land Trust, Bitter Root Water Forum, animal shelter on Fairgrounds bunch of little old ladies.” room, a warming a working on Bank to keep and donations fromof commuby spring 2023, Stevensville at the kitchen, back nonprofit organizations Bitterroot for the Bitterroot, through Water Forum, we have $10,000 in BitterrootButts, Aquatic Center Foundation, President of the Roadtointhe Hamilton.

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

Other major and that they plan corner of Kootenai that work to makeItthe Bitterroot such on-the-ground restoration projects matching funds thanks to the generBitterroot Celtic Society, Bitterroot double purpose. included Board, said, “This organization has system, and a gorgeous view a ribbon and incorpopayments contributors were the Three on continuing to aCreek special place to Mountains live. Bitterroot Gives inand watershed education. osity of Farmers State Bank, private Cross Country Ski District, Club, Bitterroot and of the Road Bitterroot totherated 2014. reasonable.

Mile Fireway Lone cutting ceremony in honor of new come such a long sincethe it was Valley Chorus, Coding for Kids, Daly is a 26-hour online giving event in Donations can be made online at donors, and a private foundation,” expand Hwy 93. including tours of the whole the west.

She said the Those payRock 50 Park andago. theservices.

Rapp started about years I Emma’s feel aFamfacility, Mansion Preservation Trust, partnership with is Missoula Gives. total cost www.bitterrootgives.org from 5 p.m. says Ocañas. “Having such stellarments come “We’re bringing the The building now home is ily Foundation.

John Bishop, Bitbuilding, and an array of food and huge sense of responsibility to honor House, HEARTism Community Cen- ” “Bitterroot Gives and is anthe engaging Thursday, May 5, through 7 p.m. community-wide support means so care to the patients, to the senior center approximateout of park Schmiedeke said there terroot those who have come before us and drink inHealth honor of the organization’s much to us as Bitterroot non-profits. ter, Players, Linda Massa opportunity forCEO, community members Friday, May 6. Offline donations in Weekend Backpack Program ly $500,000. taxes that areHamilton were many who said. make itHome, as good as he itvolunteers can be Patrol, as we set 50thvisitors birthday. said that Marcus It’s impressive to see what our cmYouth Lost Trail Ski and to support local nonprofits the form of checks or cash, which can that serves Lone Rock School.

When already being helped on theLois project, and HedgeThe private non-profi t organization the courseGuardian for the next 50 Montana years.” munity can accomplish when we do it Montana Fund, and to learn about the variety of great be mailed in or dropped off, are also Daly Hospital had The surrounding park conSchmiedeke assessed, TMCSC received reduced chair the McCormack saidpeth, that the of was fisoccer rstthese organized in 1972. make In 1984, School for the Deaf and Blind, Play impacts organizations in really encouraged. Check with the individual together.” tains and baseball “got Schmiedeke prices from contractors.

The Three Mile Community Senior Center board members, l to r, ColTwenty-three local nonprofits Like Robert Foundation, Ravalli our Valley,” said Alex Ocañas, who is nonprofit you would like to support organization conducted a successful Countess Margarite Bessenyey, the hospital board, fields, tennis and volleyball involved,” the is proud that general contractor donated laparticipating year including the Bitter Root Water Forum’s new for details onSchmiedeke, offline donations. leen Joyce Pando andare Wendy Audiss inthis front of the fundraising campaign fund the new granddaughter ofpath, Marcus Daly, gave saidto this project courts, a walking a playgroup had they didn’t See page 43 Bitterroot Health Foundation, lead for community-driven efforts, Many of the organizations secure SeeGIVES, CENTER, new community center at Lone Rock Park. Photo by V. Howell. Bit-have to run construction but then the Covid-19 the BRHA on Fairgrounds Road ground andland a covered picnic raised Bitterroot about has been four page years Chamber of Commerce Director Al Mitchell holds the group spell-bound as Bitwith a 99-year lease. Six years later, pandemic hit and construction in the works, costs but ter Root Humane Association Board Member Sue McCormack prepares to cut the ribbon As a result, the group in 1990, the Bessenyey estate deeded there were some John Bishop, pictured from left, leads a gathering peopleskyrocketed. involved in the 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 on the property that hadHealth housedbuilding the Sue McCormack, who serves on the current shelter is located. The See SHELTER, page pandemic.

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

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

66 times the last health nine presented within a Certificate ofmonths ping for FedEx, and start conMurphy.

Shethe led the Hospital, which is a critical access because the shelter was at or In recent the years, theyShoppe provide primary, care, urgent care and Appreciation by Mayor DomiBoxxe versation with those commissioners through over capacity.

Utilizing abeen $1 istaking hospital, was recently rated #4byinlove. the specialty services.

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

by Victoria Howell me like a ton of million grant awarded to the Police Chief Stephen Snavely. open package which doesn’t

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

City of Hamilton by the 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 Bald have been congregating in the Burnt area lately to feed onOverstreet carcasses. was Photos nities of Fork the Bitterroot, InNumerous response to anEagles ever-growWhen it comes tana Commerce’s Council onDepartment March 15th,of Chief label. After following of what potential overall, doing very well

by Michael Howell.

Victoria Howell ing need for safe, emergency Snavely are being recruited.

There willby also be he said, with clinics in to Covid, Greg sent home from CDBG program, this expansion said that he wants the protocol, and doing victims are told, but on its tax collections and shelter for those fleeing domesThe Bitterroot Overstreet has a Nawill provide a safe alternativesotoin the presence of the hospital with Hamilton Police Department she knows that over they showing revenues tic andForest sexual violence in the to “become tional (BNF) will The Cowboy Ball at the 50% Ravalli Countycoached being homeless forabout families fleemessage for you: more vocal a witness, Staub was an oxygen tank. are, “often of projections in Bitterroot Valley, Supporters host a public meeting ing domestic orhappen sexual violence.

Fairgrounds will be held February is don’t fool around! the good things that able to uncover the He was home for to departments say12th. they This are shipmost while of Abuse Free Environments, this Wednesday, March “This project is not just an the tenth annual event and the way it’s shaping within the community.” Sharunfortunate contents two or three days. ping legal Overstreet,

by Michael Howell expenses havepapers only or SAFE, is beginning a capital ing his 30th from 6 to 8 p.m. option but a necessity. department’s experi- Families of the package: nearlyDuring that time, paperwork.”

Other up, it’s going to be an event worthy oftoa23% jubilee an attorney in amounted of campaign, HOME SAFE, to ence to share information experiencing domestic violence with Ms. Staub was one $16,000 in cash, common tactics for and former council member, the public at the next meeting Halfway through celebration. projections due in large private practice in his oxygen level by Victoria Howell raise fundsthe to renovate regarding develop- and such opportunity. often choose between remaining 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, ment ofthe a draft forest expand current emergency In in an unsafe or becoming early March,home a customwas unwittingly send-from a normal of claiming county’s performance have yetto torepbe filled. event. Freeman is also thethat chair of the Rodeo diagnosed with his efforts to teach the new the appointment of Climbing Management shelter.

The proposed expanAt the second regular homeless without emergencying to a scammer in two addier came to the Boxxe Shoppe resent the IRS or in is looking pretty good, One big savings was Committee, and the vice chair of the Fair Board, colon cancer in 99. “I jokingly say Plan (CMP). virtual council mayor how local Valtional council sion/renovation will double intending shelter services.

Bitterroot meeting of theThe two-member toand send a package Chicago, Illinois.members.

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

Photo meetingemergency will be held on bedvia government SAFE’s shelter should run.

He have “We’ll do our job, ” Christine said ley survivors will no longer FedEx. County CFO Klarryse the Administration. county’s share Stevensville Town Council, on agent for 18 years here in the Bitterroot, andin also He wentSee through damage material.”

Zoom. below than Boddy. capacity.

There arefor 2 phases ofThewas to amake this decision.” customer Sometimes they frequent commenterMary Gibson January 27, town clerk Jenelle in the Army for 21 years, his organizational and instructions and a 1link this project. Phase will expand chemotherapy and But COVID-19 Seewill COUNTY, SAFE board chair Joan Mell, an attorney seemed con-former tell theirpage 10 at Lynn, council meetings during with the profile of the Berthoud the council to late join thetold meeting.

Five fundraising skills, and discipline, haveone been put to the emergency shelter and and resiin August he was wasthe no joke.familiar “It and chair of the HOME SAFE fused and unOver victims that a loved has thecapital last administration.

In from Hamilton, wasgot recpotential victims, butuse wishes similar public meetings dential areas thewas SAFE faciliaudience thatof she having good as chair of the Cowboy Ball committee. told that the cancer so bad I felt campaign familiar with course of her landed in jail, or that a prize that others withinFreeman the commucomment,Director Crews told in (virtual) were in meetty.

Phase IIeradicated. willheld expand program said the committee Executive of SAFE ognized for stepping trouble streaming the the public process, decade with has been won,hopes but a to feeraise needs had been like I couldn’t nity would help her look out 2021. for support space edu-andthe council that those makprosecution Stacey Umhey states, “The bestto handle the the this year, to forbethe expansion of the rodeo Staub Boxxe paid for release of the hadgroups, breathe, likefor I their safety.$50,000 ingsOverstreet on the internet.

She said At least one In addition to and the gathering cation programs, path forward was to take immebecame 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 formerTo YouTube chanof the potential victims she opportunity to learn activities. date, SAFE has picious diate action to accommodate 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 nel they had wasmillion, no longer about and participate in moreconsidering raised over $1.5 the Bitterroots need for recovered address, buton will be ready to up.facility Bucking stock can be hard metal.” removal, theof fidevelopnal I imagine He alsogrowing said, “This hospitalized, and then recov- water extended nursing and the process working but they set upmil-the audience. than 63 percent ofhad its $2.3 Emergency housing. None of us customapproximately grab the package fromactually a porch The 10th annual cowboy ball – which in the boarding to had be to be provided with a ride notand athis question ing acapital climbing plan, lion campaign goal, atreatment new Facebook page.this How-and er’sisage $60,000Mell in or front door when it arrives. had projectand on answer” our radar, ering, from Covid-19. started 11the years ago but couldn’t be held last year to the bank as well as to colon journey. like,” recalls week’scancer meeting cov- 1 ofthe session. enough to complete public no charge particular cash, all of to “They always direct the but the“It’s need is socomment. great that” wedid the work at ever, members ofwill thePhase public Boxxe Shoppe. due to the pandemic – has been upgraded this The day after that Overstreet.

“This er the following agenda the project, doubling the size of details of the which was victim to send it, ‘no signature have to move on this.

You can’t The mayor had said previousthe town.

“I just wanted to who had he tried to access the “It’s common sense to me,” year. topics: surgery, was isfrauduwhen I realized SAFE’s emergency shelter from transaction. required,’” she adds. put ahe price tag be onanswering providing a publicly thankbeing ly that would Joan for helpThesays, Town of Stevensville recognized attorney Joan aMell, she pointing out that red page said it was not Unfortunate• Review “This is the first year we’ve ever done diagnosed with that I was not 4Facebook bedrooms tooverall 8. lently deThe Bank Secrecy Actfully safe environment and supports questions from the public. ing me and helping the town, ” flags abound when seniors are The juniors at Victor High School held an alumni prom on Friday, April 29.to center, for filling in while town attorney Greg Overstreet objectives and desired accessible. asked ly, it was catered dinner,” said Freeman.

Thebanks University LocatedBerthoud in the Bitterroot COVID-19. taking Covid not manded from of 1970 requires for families as they work toward being scammed.

“If a person Former students, and community members attended the affair, theof Crews said thathousing they said Overstreet. outcomes ofas the public ofPictured Montana Catering Service provide Valley, SAFE has been providing had Covid-19. with Mell are, l towill r, withdrawals Overstreet, for patience she worked “I was obviously seriously enough.

Staub’s first also senior citizen spouses, keep track of securing affordable is 80 years old, and all ofand a boutonnieres. Classes from with almost all in evening wear, corsages, conversations should be prepared for some emergency shelter, housing, and dinner. Desserts are provided by 4H members. time having members of $10,000 or more in order very weakened,” said and thus a safer future. But the through the issues.

Mayorofthey’re Steve council Cindy Brown coming the members The Boxxe Shoppe’s new location fivetothe years ago to the class 1947 Gibson, were ininto attendance.

Joy Brown Clarke, and • Provide an update services for those encountered commuSee page 2 sudden “interesting comments” reality that we need from money to death Greg Overstreet talksisabout his recent brush with dueSTEVI, Overstreet.

“Itformer hitexperiencing Jim Crews, mayor bank to5withdraw $15,000, it Stacie Barker. by alumni Victoria Howell. of See 1947, was the queen of the Clarke worked at 901 S. 1stWe Street in Hamilton.class See COWBOY BALLaspage 4 SURVIVING, page domestic or sexual violence

by Photo Michael Howellprom. such cirnity.

Staub is crowned complete project. can’t Covid. Photo

by Victoriathis Howell.

Seeshe SCAMMERS, page 2 makes my ‘spidy’ sense tingle.” the school secretary for over 40 years.

She commented that had probSee PLAN, page 2 Photo by Nathan Boddy. since 1988. During the last do it alone.” ably punched many of the attendees’Last lunch tickets throughout the years. several years, requests for emerweek the Ravalli County Commissioners apSAFE anticipates providing Clarke is shown here with her son, Rod, class of 1973.

Emcee Sam Faucett proved adoption of a memorandum of understandgency shelter have far outpaced 150 adults and children each is in the back. Photo by Laurie Wilde. ing with the Ravalli County DUI Task Force and the organization’s ability to year upon opening its expanded letter the commissioners statedInstituteProtection National Forest 1987 Forest aspen and whitebark pine; MAPS Media to produceAgency. a video The designed meet those requests, and SAFE emergency shelter.

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

by Victoria his property which would in effect with the highway, which is aastate addressed private land was Mischief$240,000 Room lastand May and the commissioners spent every penny. roads heavy theowner scopeand ofthe the analysis treatment to 2021 accompanied by a to Draft all the doors and Dominic Farrenshutthen off access Stevensville Riverunits. According highway, because nowfrom you’re goingequipment to on it. sold toproject aing new Fish, Wildlife signed off creation tions to theShinn, Draft SupplemenJasmin founder and There The are no paid involved employees; it’s an all-of kopf, activities director put valentine cards in The Stevensville Town Coun- SEIS thatPark, a 20-acre park on the east bank have release two accesses forlogging trucksatrucks, pulling and Parks got involved. once-pritheitems letter quotes the Bittera Forest Service press and mostly, provides a site-speset of easily accessible that hadThe secret hiding tal Environmental Statement volunteer organization.

Butdiameter said executive director of 1 Horse atMichael Sapphire Lutheran them.

Farrenkopf thinning small timby Howell cant forest health concerns. to natural disturbances (fire,you’ve build up, and stressed treevate cil was split on whether to accept just toreally the north of the private piece ofthe boats, and just come out of the piece now belongs toShinn thesome state compartments where someone could stash root Forest Plan’s Forest-wide but not limited to, the impacts cific forest plan amendment about 90% of proposed (Draft SEIS) for the Gold A Time Horse it costs about $200 perfishing month toaim feed Homes inDraft Hamilton, isRescue liked the idea.

He asked ber and vegetation to mainRavalli County currently has insects, and disease) by conditions.

Proposed treataAtsmall piece of park land near the property.

Crews contacted the county Stevi Wye at 45 miles per hour there and is a developed access drugs or hide a small flask of whiskey.

The was to Willow Creek Road.

Due“gentle to Management Wildlife Re-site. treatment areas are within an defining old-growth stanButterfly Project, aNational Bitterroot these there are facility inthe Corvallis, gotitem a nice asking community students at schools Stevensville bridge, an that was andrisk negotiated the donation of the forest conditions; are going to be accidents there.”

I giants.” think it’sThen [thedesirable piece the tain or restore forest The Bitterroot the greatest from wildmodifying ments include prescribed fire,“But to provide parents a learning opportunity toon see the source Objective “Maintain area designated forhabitat insect resource and financial limitadards. objections to securing the boost last week when she was veterinary bills, therapy, training, and to send his athat daycares to make National Forest project considered atresidents the March 24th council land on the west, potential Mayorand Steve non-commercial Gibson said he didn’t west] still a viable piece oftoland for the thinning, species composition and stand Forest is inviting the public toand fires inSome Montana, with six improving wildlife and 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 and commercial harvesting. structure while reducing risks review and make comments communities in the top 10 forage for elk and other big their substance use from casual inspections. includes nearly 13,000 acres lopes 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 see liability,” said Gibson. money into developing it,” said MotnotThe be able to accommodate onWhen suitable timberland to byall the January 18 deadline denseanimals; pockets of dead andadythese horses. they’re finally ready from representatives of JCCS, anof proposed activities are of uncharacteristic wildfire on a proposed fuels reduction, Montana communities game and contribGlenda 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, which is located adjacent to the structures Council member Marilyn Wolff Michaelson said he looked up the for ley.

“There are so many cars out there, not located or described in effects.

These activities would vegetation management, and with at risk from uting to the local economy by said what she tells parents is, “If you don’t look, accounting fi rm with a branch adoption, most can be driven or support viable populations ing trees.

They claim the area the necessary maintenance mostly having to do with the mercial treatment than once. growing every year. ago,health a vegetative resident came drop offsaid valenBitterroot River on the northwest side she had apotenreal problem with timber old minutes anddetail foundbut that the land I see. think can be used for parking.

But then younor don’t If it you don’t see, then you don’t presented as “areas mimic what would be expectforest improvement providing products ridden, and some just become “pasture located in Hamilton.

Part of could the wildfire. of old-growth dependent during the project, the logging of old growth, is impacted by mountain pine within aon55,000 acre area ofto the to Farrenkopf to see tines to fill the enveof the bridge, was 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 of opportunity” for such ed under natural disturbance project the Stevensville The Bitterroot Community and related jobs. selection for awarding that gift tial impacts to wildlife and to pets.”

See DUI, page rehabilitation of the road afteron the species. ” of The letter that10 beetle, Douglas-fir bark beetle, activities. forest inby theRanger Sapphire Mounin 2017 Ravalli for useWildfire as a roads converge, incrediit would and utilized erty west side thenotes river, For instance, after regimes theofestablished current cli-then and Darby Districts.

Protection Plan, the theybank is The agency states that be maintained was online voting County and according 1 Horse At A Time was DrafttoSEIS limits note the scope dwarf mistletoe and western the project is complete.

Ravalli Willow Creek Road.I think there are potential river accessProject site. bly steep… liability for recreational purposes within five you havethe access potentially consolexcluding certain areas Please that The Bitterroot Front dense vegetation conditions tains eastbranch of Corvallis. byfrom Shinn in matic 2018. period.

She’s originally from to JCCS manager, Andreanote, has also identified the 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 commercial timber harvesting this proposal does not include encompasses approximately project area as a ‘high priority’ in the project area have The original proposal was Simmerman, 1 Horse At A Time Germany where sheI grew up around mayor Jim Crews, the owner of land channel and thethe deepest decreased partAlthough of thethein Vickie park board memof Stevensville. think It’s (mostly because they were any roadanalysis construction or 144,000 acres of the Bitterfor fuels have reduction tothat reduce ability of the Motley, financial burden of the project quences tosomething vegetation, officials stated 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 had channel.

If you were to develop that ber, said that nothing had been done already logged or burned, a reconstruction in inventoried root mountains from McClainside wildfire threats to lives, propforest to recover from or RDO Equipment Co. the pileated woodpecker and project is designed to improve agreement with the proposed to Ravalli County andbut believe after Friends of the Bitterroot getters. she is especially passionate about attempted to shut off river access on for fishing, I would also see a problem because the access problem had been See STEVI, page total of 55,133 acres remain roadless area,” it states in the16 Creek on the northern end of erty, resources, and commuadapt to future disturbances 8571 Running W. Road pine marten. project, the Ravalli County it is contrary to current law forest resilience to natural That check followed in the wake draft horses.

She and her husband, a and Alliance for the Wild where commercial harvesting scoping documents. the forest to Trapper Creek on nities within the Wildland and stressors such as insects, and existing agreements.

“WeThe realize these old growth disturbances like(WUI). fire, insects Commissioners Missoula, MT 59808 retiree, and their two children of asouthern $25,000 gift claiming in November Rockies filed end. suit the Urban may take place acrossmilitary the” existing forest and the Interface disease, fire, andexpressed climate indicator species are listed in andObjectives disease; reduce concernFire oversuppression impacts to efForest officials from Tractor Supply. relocated tofuels Montana and bought athese 20406-549-4171 project area. Ofalso the received 55,133 conditions within According to the the For-best of thesediproject change. agency failed to use acre farm which Shinn said can support That sounds like a lot of the Forest Plan, but it is not county owned and maintained comments from Philip Strobel ment sources in the Willow acres of commercial harvestareas will determine the est Service press release, include reducing the current forts since the early 20th cenavailable science in managing Presenting a check for $7500 from JCCS to Jasmin Shinn (second from left) of 1 Horse At RDOequipment.com money but, according to Shinn, and 20 horses.

She and currently ing acrossofthe project area, intensity specific types of the Montana Forest Action future wildfireimprove risk to tury have caused Willow a departure roads, Creek Director NEPAabout Branch clear whether there are other Creek watershed; A Time Draft Horse Rescue were, l to r: especially Levi Clark, CPA, Andrea Simmerman, JCCSthe Branch elk habitat and didn’t comfrom historic fire frequencies, just over 13,000 acres falls in vegetation management that Plan recently the is people, private lands, and taking care ofidentified draft horses Office of the Regional Adminbull trout habitat; restore Road.

Manager, and Will Ramsey, CPA. Also pictured is Tiny, the non-profit’s mascot and the ply with the definition of old resulting in our current forest inventoried roadless areas. occurs,See and,See in RESCUE, some cases, area as having high wildfire values by reducan expensive Last resource page 65 GOLD, page •FREEbyESTIMATES INTime.

THE BITTERROOT VALLEY• Yproposition.

OURH OMEIMPROVEMENThabitat CO.COM istrator of the Environmental In acrisis letter to the Forest meadows, firstincluding horse that was rescued 1 Horse At A Photo

by Victoria Howell. growth found in the Bitterroot health with high stem “Commercial harvesting risk to communities and ing hazardous forest fuels; densities, hazardous fuels in roadless areas focuses on infrastructure and signifiimproving forest resilience See PROJECT, page 2

‘Bitterroot Gives’ fund drive Thursday, Friday

SAFE funds Public raising Scammers thwarted, vigilance recognized Prom Queen County budget for shelter expansion meeting

Surviving COVID on BNF Campaign has raised more than Climbing 63 percent of goal Plan

on track Cowboy Ball Halfway through fiscal year, county budget looking good

scheduled

Hearts full love Stevi toofrevisit refinancing bonds

DUI Task Force, MAPS to partner on special video

Gold Butterfly project draws some objections

Spreading love horse Local draft rescue Stevi to return park land thriving to county

Forest seeks comment on Bitterroot Front Project

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FRONT: project includes aggressive measures to decrease wildfire severity continued from page one commercial timber harvesting may be followed by post-harvest fuels management activities to meet project objectives.

Increased tree mortality from insects and disease is also a serious concern. The project area has dense pockets of dead and dying trees impacted by mountain pine beetle, Douglas-fir bark beetle, and western spruce budworm damage.

Increased tree mortality from insects and disease is also a serious concern. The project area has dense pockets of dead and dying trees impacted by mountain pine beetle, Douglas-fir bark beetle, and western spruce budworm damage.

According to officials, the project aligns with the recently released Wildfire Crisis Strategy that works with partners to protect communities and improve the resilience of America’s Forests. The strategy includes an increase in fuels and forest health treatments by up to four times current treatment levels in the West.

They describe the Bitterroot Front Project as “a landscape-scale proposal to accelerate the pace and scale of active forest restoration.”

It proposes a “Shared Stewardship Approach” to encourage vegetation treatments across boundaries and improve conditions across the entire landscape. Private landowners along the forest boundary will be invited to participate in the project through Bitter Root Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) and Good Neighbor Authority. The agreement supports partners working together to accelerate the pace of fuels reduction on National Forest lands in areas with

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According to Forest Service officials, even though vegetative treatments would be primarily focused within the WUI, the project area boundary was left larger to allow the opportunity to address other resource issues within the area including roads, recreation, and scenery.

Friends of the Bitterroot, a local conservation organization, having reviewed the proposal, has some serious objections, according to President Jim Miller. He called it a “massive project” that would certainly require a full Environmental Impact Statement and not simply an Environmental Assessment.

“This project has a huge potential for greatly altering the whole landscape,” he said. He said the promise of the project is to increase forest resilience and reduce fire danger but that is not a likely outcome with so much commercial logging proposed.

“I don’t think anyone can believe at this point that logging can increase forest resilience or decrease wildfire potential,” said Miller. “We believe the purpose and need of the project is being falsely stated.”

He was critical of the Forest Service’s new “condition-based analysis” approach.

“It doesn’t inform the public at all about what they are going to do and where,” he said. He said they are telling the public that they are going to do a lot of things but that they are going to figure it out later and promise to do it correctly.

“We believe this condition-based analysis is just cutting the public out of the management of the people’s public forest,” said Miller. “How can they expect people to meaningfully participate when they are not disclosing what they are doing in any specific area? We would like to know some specifics about what they are proposing across 144,000 acres of forest.”

Miller said they do support work in the true Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) and work immediately around homes and structures, and near communities. He said the Forest Service has stretched the WUI deep into the forest unnecessarily. He said climate, weather and temperatures determine fire severity more than the fuels loads. He said there is evidence that shaded forest land contains more moisture and is more fire resistant than heavily logged areas. He said the evidence was seen here in the fires of 2000 where the most intense fires were on Darby Lumber land and state land that was under intense timber management.

“Deforestation of the Bitterroot is not the answer to climate warming,” said Miller. “It’s doing exactly the opposite of what we need to do.”

To learn more about the Bitterroot Front Project and to view maps visit www.fs.usda.gov/bitterroot.

Click on ‘Land and Resource Management’, then ‘Projects’. Public comments specific to this project are valuable in helping the Forest Service identify potential issues and concerns. Comments are due by May 20, 2022 To provide electronic comments and to subscribe for project updates, please visit the project website at: https://www.fs.usda.gov/ project/?project=57341 (click on Comment/Object on right side of the page).

If you wish to comment in writing, address comments to: Bitterroot National Forest, Stevensville Ranger District Front Desk, 88 Main Street, Stevensville MT 59870. Fax: 406777-7423. Comments may also be hand delivered weekdays 8:00am – 4:30pm.

Comments should include: 1) name, address, phone number, and organization represented, if any; 2) substantive comments including specific facts and supporting information for the Forest Supervisor to consider. Include “Bitterroot Front Project” in the email subject line. All comments are open to public inspection and will be posted to the Forest Service website.

Only individuals or entities who submit timely and specific written comments about the proposed project during the public comment period will be eligible to file an objection.

For more information or questions concerning the project, contact Steve Brown, Stevensville District Ranger at (406) 777-5461 or Abbie Jossie, Darby-Sula District Ranger at (406) 821-3913.

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Stevensville school holds ‘grand re-opening’

by Victoria Howell

together in a cohesive way. He said another challenge was that Stevensville Schools held an “when you start digging into open house last week to show off these old buildings, you discovthe completed $20 million plus er more issues and they all have renovation project. to be dealt with.”

One of the biggest changes “The was a great team of is the high school entrance, people all working together,” which is now on the east side of said Means. “The school board the school, along with a newly and the superintendent were paved parking lot. Drivers now super engaged every step of the enter the parking area from the way. When the people rise to north side of the property. The these challenges together as a K-8 entrance has been moved to group, it helps everything go the south side of the elementary more smoothly.” school. These changes were im“It’s great to see it being plemented to relieve the dangerused now,” added Means. ous congestion on the west side Dan Ashmore, retired of the school where students of shop instructor, said that the all ages were dropped off and new shop class areas were picked up. The old loop on the nice. “This is nice having the west is now for buses, said Supt. The new entrance to Stevensvilel High School, now on the east side of the school. Just inside the kids closer together,” he said, Bob Moore, not for student drop entrance is a new common area, and to the west of that is the new high school library. Gone is the rather than being in a building off and pick up. removed from the rest of the cave-like feel of the dark and gloomy hallways and windowless library. Photo by Victoria Howell.

Additional classrooms were school, like the old shop was. built for both the elementary “Now it’s more a part of the school also got a new library and a doors and windows. New playground school and the high school. The high school.” new vo-ag-tech center. These new equipment will be installed this sumTaylor Drummond, shop instructor classrooms mer. who took over when Ashmore retired and buildKent Means of MMW Architects three years ago, said he appreciated ings are was the principal architect on the how bright and open the new class now all project. He said he had been working area is, with new ventilation. “Kids connected on this project for five years. He said don’t have to breathe those unhealthy so that stuit was a challenge to tie all the various fumes anymore.” dents don’t buildings, of different ages and styles, have to go outside to get from one area to another.

For example, the elementary school is now connected to the elementary gym, and the gym is now connected to the middle school building.

Even the old classStevensville School Superintendent Bob Moore gives a tour to some visitors of the rooms got area that connects the elementary school to the elementary gym. Bruce and Janaa facelift, lee McFadgen (on the right), both graduates of Stevensville, said they really liked with new the improvements. Bruce graduated from Stevensville High School 60 years ago, carpet, in 1962. His was the first class to graduate from what at the time was the “new” Dan Ashmore and Taylor Drummond, former and current instructors, high school. Photo by Victoria Howell. in the brand new industrial arts area. Photo by Victoria Howell.

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GIVES: donate to the local causes you believe in continued from page one

County Museum Historical Society, SAFE, Travelers’ Rest Connection, and Tuesday at Twelve.

“Bitterroot Gives is the only time that we solicit donations from the

public in support of the Jean Matthews Tuesday at Twelve Summer Concert Series,” said Russ Lawrence.

“Our business sponsors provide most of our support, but individual gifts make the difference between ‘scraping by’, and doing it right—and we turn every dollar into music, just like magic!”

The Bitter Root Humane Association is PAWS-ing to celebrate 50 years of caring for animals and helping the people that love them.

Introduced legislation to help restore Donations made to America’s energy independence. the Daly Mansion during Voted against Biden’s irresponsible Bitterroot Gives 2022 will spending package. go directly towards restoration projects such as Opposed vaccine mandates. maintenance of the trees throughout the grounds, Fought to protect our 2nd restoration of Molly’s and Amendment rights.

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Coding for Kids is raising money to purchase new robotics equipment for elementary classes and to hire high school students as teacher’s assistants for summer classes.

SAFE is raising funds for their emergency shelter expansion project, HOME SAFE, and Farmers State Bank is matching funds up to $2500.

Emma’s House is raising money for its trauma treatment programs and has received a dollar-for-dollar match up to $ 2,500 from TrailWest Bank.

The Bitterroot Aquatic Center Foundation is raising money to be used as scholarships for underprivileged children for swim lessons and for an outdoor improvement project that includes a small playground, new picnic tables, poolside chairs, and a shade structure.

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Lost Trail Ski Patrol, an all-volunteer Ski Patrol which provides the highest quality, most well-trained medical first response to the skiing and riding public at Lost Trail Ski Area.

Bitterroot Heritage Civic Group is raising funds for an educational mural to be placed in the Sacajawea Rest Park in Darby featuring local artists.

HEARTism is offering 10 weeks of summer camp for children with special needs, including activities like canoeing, kayaking, art, dance, a fly-fishing clinic, a nature camp, and a new integrated music camp.

The Bitterroot Valley Chorus is excited to present its 50th annual free Christmas concert and hopes that you can support them.

The Bitterroot Cross Country Ski Club encourages you to help continue to make this valley an amazing place to live year-round by providing over 49 miles of donation-supported winter trails in the Bitterroot to cross country skiers, fat bikers, mushers, snowshoers, and snowmobiles.

The Bitterroot Health Foundation is raising funds to build a Cancer/Infusion Center on the campus of Bitterroot Health - Daly Hospital and the goal for Bitterroot Gives is to raise funds to buy three infusion chairs at $3,000 each, which will be matched by a private donor.

Thanks to your belief in the work of the Bitter Root Land Trust over the last 25 years, conservation in the Bitterroot Valley is heading toward some amazing milestones. Currently, over a dozen families are waiting in line to conserve critical Bitterroot lands.

Your donation through Bitterroot Gives can help make conservation a reality for these families, for the wide-open spaces we love, the wildlife that calls this place home, and our Bitterroot way of life.

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Nolan is well known in Ravalli County from his prior experience providing orthopedic care with Ravalli Orthopedics & Sports Medicine.

“My career began in the fires of miliary medicine 25 years ago.

Since then, I’ve been providing high level orthopedics utilizing modern techniques and I look forward to continuing in this level of care with Bitterroot Health,” said Nolan.

While in the Army, Nolan worked alongside the British Armed Forces in Ethiopia and Kenya, providing medical support to local indigenous tribes.

“Although some of the tribes wanted to kill us, most everyone else was willing to give their lives to protect us while we provided medical care.

Seeing the willingness these folks had to give everything just for basic medical care was nothing short of inspiring,” Nolan said.

An avid hiker and outdoorsman, Nolan understands the frustrations of physical injuries and limitations.

“What I love about working in orthopedics, has been meeting people who’ve been incapacitated and helping them restore function and get back to their usual activities,” said Nolan.

This coming September, Dr. Joel Walthall, will join the Orthopedic & Sports Medicine team as well. Walthall grew up in Bozeman and is currently completing his fellowship at Taos Orthopedic and looks forward to returning to Montana and working closely with Nolan.

“As the valley has grown, we’re seeing an increased need for many of our specialties, especially orthopedics,” said Kim Suckow, Senior Director of Physician Services for Bitterroot Health. “We’re elated this team is growing and look forward to having Dave start next

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Pharaohplex opens for season this weekend

by Nathan Boddy May 6th will provide residents of the Bitterroot Valley with the return of a unique opportunity as Pharaohplex Theaters reopens its drive-in movie theater. The two-decades-old institution just north of Hamilton on Old Corvallis Road will begin its outdoor season with two shows, Top Gun 2, and Dr. Strange: In the Multiverse of Madness. Additionally, Father Stu will be playing in an indoor theater. While the format for viewing large-screen cinema has changed somewhat, Pharaohplex owner, Joe McLean, expresses confidence that their venue is well poised to serve movie-goers of the Bitterroot Valley.

“We’ve had a good 20 year run,” says McLean, noting that he first got into the theater business during a noteworthy period in movie history with the releases of Pharaohplex drive-in theater. Photo courtesy of Pharaohplex. the Harry Potter series, Lord one year.” McLean points out the ondoes maintain an indoor theater for of the Rings as well as the prequels to line streaming services such as Netflix specific films such as ‘Father Stu’ the Star Wars saga. “There were a lot have been on the rise for a decade, and which will be showing this weekend. of good movies in those years,” he says that he saw the trend continuing. In and notes that the Pharaohplex was order to remain viable as a business, uniquely situated to serve a need in the Pharaohplex would have to “rethe Bitterroot Valley. think or revamp.” Enter a return to a Of course, the movie industry was new rare venue: the drive-in theater. heavily impacted by the Covid-19 pan“We are lucky we had the room to demic. With mandatory shutdowns put it together,” says McLean, adding and social distancing, many shuttered that the space they had on the north venues such as theatrical productions, side of the building was not only large museums, and theaters, took a subenough to accommodate the vehicles, stantial hit. A recent NPR segment but provided a clear projection space about theater owners highlighted for the film and enough early shade as the impact on box office receipts. In the sun drops for films to begin in a the year prior to the pandemic those timely manner. Even during the worst receipts totaled $11.4 billion, while the of the pandemic, the Pharaohplex was combined total of both 2020 and 2021 able to breathe life into the drive-in was only a bit more than half. Tom idea by screening ‘simulcast’ concerts Rothman, the chairman and CEO of for music-hungry fans who were missSony Pictures Entertainment’s Motion ing out on live music.

Picture Group, is quoted saying about Although the Pharaohplex business the decline, “We went through a nearmodel has changed somewhat, Mcdeath experience.”

Lean is optimistic that it will continue McLean sees the transition as one to serve a need in the valley. Conceswhich was a while in the making. sions will be in place this season, bath“A lot of trends that nationally were rooms available indoors and sound underway already got accelerated by can be brought to viewers through FM Covid,” he says, adding that, “About 10 radio in their cars, or via bluetooth years worth of transition within this signal for those preferring to sit outindustry occurred within the space of side. Furthermore, the Pharaohplex

McLean has chosen, specifically, to show the film inside.

“We’ve had a lot of interest in the valley for that movie,” says McLean. “It’s a Montana-based story, kind of a redemption story. It plays to a Montana audience pretty well.” The film stars Mark Wahlberg playing the role of Helena native and beloved priest, Stuart Long, who passed away in 2014.

McLean also points out that, despite the occasional rumors, the Pharaohplex building has not been sold, but is quite versatile and ready to be used for a variety of purposes, including theater. He points out that versatility will be important.

“I think in the future, cinema might be different than what people remember. Perhaps only the largest cities will have them, and they’ll be more of a major event, like a Broadway play, not an all-the-time thing.

To me that just kind of makes sense, because streaming is not going to go away. People are not going to give up their televisions, the internet, etc. You’ve got to find a way to coexist.”

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More over them would be the same as openevidence supported by third party the conspiracy sea.

Probably one of here I know who are not Republicans are issues caused him to change direction. could even bewas considered? all laws should pass through, not an Manzella owestoaindicate public apology to way I don’t question the American flags Texas that he fleeing from Botswana. could even be considered? actually afraid that in any would not the commissioners and ing the letter.

We willCol probably find Texas that he was fleeing from Botswana. sources and verifiable documentation. the best is the scientific method.

It I Rusk don’t question thevoters American flags actually afraid to indicate that in Ravalli any way Ed Sperry USAF (ret) opinion legislated from the bench.

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We fly an American flag on Fight to the death for Montana!

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roots decades with very doesn’t government.

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It’s excuses after excuses and, that to climbers who conducted themselves ernment, why is he running for elected climbers who conducted themselves that quite a few people, myself included, Marshall Marshall, can’t you see, newspaper to disclose to your read(apologies to Wm. Shakespeare) way).

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If the adas content imately 80 routes in canyon here and of, that the public at least, can access.

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The tions made? natural immunity. immunity. doing. ganeering from the master herself, the trailhead from overuse.

Impacts sting, natural trailhead suffered suffered from overuse.

Impacts The recent ad, paid for by a Mr. Helen Sabin There is a council meeting coming were documented on the ground.

It Will not do a single thing. one who endorses you, State Senator Helen Sabin were on the ground.

It Tummarello, would seem a perfect test Corvallis up ondocumented February 7th where 2 more For an anti-COVID bubble, became a controversy on a national level.

Corvallis Theresa Manzella.

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That changed about 10 years ago pens, one finds rules and policies.

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Some of the routes elected officials and our state Republiin letter “the lame stream media.”

Further unscientific hilarity. youmeetings need authorization before you can malicious assault on another.

All are important -the many began to advertise it.

Some of routes tinued unavailability of recording of Won’t a decent vaccine make. quoting your generalizations and talking drill, install and leave permanent fixed fellow Republicans into voting for you.

What is better better decree?and talking can chairman, are very close to aleave Golden Eagle nest. quoting your drill, install and fixed What is II decree? people can’t inpermanent person but rely meetings will until after this There isnewt ageneralizations trend, notably among are very close tocontinue afollows Golden Eagle nest.

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A permit helps next meeting. on live streaming to keep track of Ivermectin, Zinc and Vitamin D! Will justtheir make you sick like dog, local politicians, when they are called Locals who live near the trailhead became leaders and partners in the media are educate climbers about possible impacts being Christian, through your words, See?and choose not the theinjab, jab, but are Ravalli County knows that whoever leaders their partners the but media educate climbers about possible impacts Where is the transparency that concerned regarding increased traffic.

The what the town’s representatives are See? IIhateful choose not Adder’s fork and blind-worm’s divisive, and dangerous to us all, out for their careless, unfactual, loud, to natural and cultural sites, and direct the concerned regarding increased traffic.

The displays, and apparel.

How proud you natural immunity. wins the GOP primary is likely to win divisive, hateful and dangerous to us all, Gibson promised? to natural and cultural sites, and direct the doing. trailhead suffered from overuse.

Impacts sting, natural immunity. and allbe our freedoms.”

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

Climbers offensive blathering, to immediately trailhead from overuse.

Impacts Sue Devlin and all our freedoms.”

Whose BIG LIES? Helen Sabin the seat. if Alan wins the HD 88 sport in aSo, sustainable direction.

Climbers There is a council meeting coming were documented on the ground.

It Will not do a single thing. who show their true patriotism using Helen Sabin Which “some leaders”?

Which “medias”? all over the country these procedeflect“some to VICTIMHOOD under the were documented onfollow the ground.

It Stevensville Which Which “medias”? all on over follow these proceCorvallis up February where 2 more primary, hecountry becomes my State RepretheFor shield of leaders”?

First Amendment an anti-COVID bubble, became aathe controversy on aa national level.

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Again, it’s 7th the norm, not a burden. “protections” of the 1st Amendment. became controversy on national level.

Another quote, “Why did the mayor dures.

Again, it’s the norm, not Theresa a burden. council members will be approved.

A Living in bastion sentative to join my Senator, Seek a vaxthe jabRepublican on the double.

It did not have to be that way. of DC… reject President Trump’s offer to The letter was correct that relapeople, by the people, and for the people.”

Such reject whining and whimpering seeking some humor from the unbeIt did not have to be that way. elsewhere. of DC… President Trump’s offer to The letter was correct that relawere won by Republicans of her acies and can be destructive.

A feed couple of people applying for posiof Ravalli County, I get to see many people, by the people, and for the people.”

I read theprocess letter from climbers in Bloom Manzella.

Sadly, neither one appears provide 10,000 nationalMarshall guard troops to lievable situations at our southern and All over the country whether tively few National Forests have official elsewhere. gan should be replaced with “where’s very effective in preventing the Star.

It can was occur, well but I think II’m respect and care about our veterans glad you enjoyed and learned from would be laughable to guard the Quote Founding lievable situations atwritten our southern andare All the country whether provide 10,000 national troops to examples of this first-hand.

Here party?

Wasyou sheenjoyed elected illegitimately back loop and soon tions very questionable.

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It was well written but I we think Hamilton make sure order was kept?” your glad and learned from interested in Service, actually governing. the beef?” us fooling ourselves, but this Climbing Management Plans.

That is northern borders.

A friend has just toldany- National Park Bureau of Land misleading.

Rock climbers can climb and just wish our government took better your trip to our nation’s capital, though are some I frequently observe: Let’s make sure order was kept?”

Quote your northern borders.

A friend has just told National Park Service, Bureau ofseems Land Fathers, crafters of the Constitution as a result?

Why have not all elected inside a Russian nesting doll, inside was changed from February 3rd to Climbing Management Plans.

That is Boy, that Ivermectin drug and just wish our government took better misleading.

Rock climbers can climb anyyour trip to our nation’s capital, though is not always practical for day to day sources, documentation and specific time “On the Trail to Freedom”... that is Archie L Thomas changing fast, however, as all across Governing actually means working me thaton such event has factThe hap-letter Management, Forestall Service, State, orthe I’m sorry it was at that particular time, where thean forest at one anyin time. care of them when theyholders come home.

My begin with flags - Trump –specific No More sources, documentation and time to be in the news the time.

So Ravalli county office lined up a rabbit hole, when conspiracy the 7th and mayor Gibson assured changing fast, however, as all across me that such an event has in fact hapManagement, Forest Service, State, orthe and the amendments they deemed care of them when they come home.

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

The letter existence.

So we rely on others with frame for this tidbit?

Consider adding disMerry Schrumpf country the Forest Service is catching up when, asis our government’s departments what HD 88 GOP primary candidate This in response tofather Ed on hard issues whose solutions could husband is a veteran; and mine suggest climbers are being singled out. I pened.

Maybe so?

Whether such anHow local municipalities, where climbing hapBulls**t, Let’s Go Brandon, F*** disbecause I worked for the Pharma behind ifhis valid orSperry’s called ends, another fills the vacuum. the people attending the January 27th frame for this tidbit?

Consider adding country the Forest Service is catching up husband is aactions veteran; his father and mine when, asher our government’s departments pened.

Maybe so?

Whether such an local municipalities, where climbing hapcertified credentials who work for necessary to bolster the broad protecsuggest climbers are being singled out.

I information to your drop list and omitting and committees are discovering in vast Corvallis with other land management agencies in were both in “Wow, World War II, and I lost a Alan Lackey’s campaign signs say.

It is think it’s just the opposite.

I’d like them to letter titled A Letter from HelBiden flowing from the back of pickDeborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 make everyone’s lives better, like event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies.

It’s the Company that helped develop this her out?

Where is the proof, Theresa? do we avoid fooling ourselves, or bemeeting that the change and agenda information to your drop list and omitting and committees are discovering in vast were both in World War II, and I lost a with other land management agencies in organizations or Academic instituDeborah Tilden’s letter of 1/19/2022 event actually happened or if it’s just my pens, one finds rules and policies.

It’s the think it’s just the opposite.

I’d like them to tion of the original document. detail, our former president was clearly it from yourof letter. managing sport climbing.

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Our son ups with, course, follow some the unscrupulous? same procedures and a typical GOP slogan that, in my opinena.”

There have been lotwas of ended with “Let’s dropan theAmerican generaliza-flag product, thought I’d mention a few affordable worker housing, imagination atof work is really immaterial. norm.

Some places you need permit to detail, our former president clearly The election wasthen a year ago.

I accuchaling fooled by the would be Iposted on the 28th.

Nope tions that are subject to external peer it from your letter. very young uncle as well.

Our son managing sport climbing.

It’sahappeninciting to UNpeaceful assembly.

Well ended with “Let’s drop the generalizafollow some of the same procedures and imagination at work is really immaterial. norm.

Some places you need permit to Please let your readers know where At present the FBI has charged over ing on the Daniel Boone National Forest proudly flying next to it and perhaps, attended ROTC and graduated proudly “restrictions” that I and others who recrefacts about where it’s being used apion, apparently works like dog whistions, At hyperbole and political talking over sations of unethical practices being inciting to UNpeaceful assembly.

Well access, orsome health care?

Fat chance of Neighbor, just think a moment; isn’tstill it sad in places you cannot install review.

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Your credibility from Marine Bootpolice Campofficers before were health propriately and not so appropriately. ate on the forest follow.

The letter stated over 100 Capitol officers were happen, but the it’s effectle that can only be heard by far-right points.”

I quote the following hyperbole spewed at one of our highly respected Ravalli county or state election fraud are ways that can help us navigate ing on the 27th. that!

A vote for Alan is a vote wasted! and alarming to realize that such an event fixed anchor bolts, in most all places injured by people who say they were there from Marine Boot Camp before health 700 people related to their activities on in Kentucky, on the Big Horn National ate on the forest follow.

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

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It tinued unavailability of recording of I don’t question the American flags quoting your generalizations and talking tors comment is pointless.

If protestors er their master calls.

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Given time I is would often see information.

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Huntand all our freedoms.”

Whose LIES? must be of your fellow Montanans people were at an event, listening and folsport in a sustainable direction.

Climbers “. . .

Given the increasing popularity of– spoken.

I’m still left with the question: supporters, she was explaining why ers, people who fish, mountain bikers, bumper stickers and t-shirts with local residents and office holders peer reviewed, in a kind of crucible or Sue Devlin colors, because I believe that a lot of the Blindness.

Unfortunately, it’s also and all our freedoms.”

Whose BIG LIES? we do that instead of just picking up and sport in a sustainable direction.

Climbers people were at an event, listening and folWe have a battle for HD88 beformations, like mountains or rocks. “. . .

Given the increasing popularity of famous astronomer Carl Sagan once spreading soundbites and catchy phrases, strength and wealth of this country are ers, people who fish, mountain who show true patriotism using lowing theirtheir leadership, voicing their first Which “some leaders”?

Which “medias”? climbing, Fund expects marked all over theAccess country follow proceWhat makes him qualified to bikers, bethey my she endorsed one primary candidate outfitters, boaters, fire wood gatherers, these patriotic messages: F**k Biden, wrongfully promoted forthese useaaby parstrength and wealth ofon this country are grounded only inand her untethered view mad max thunder dome where Stevensville spreading soundbites and catchy phrases, Which “some leaders”?

Which “medias”?

Ieven even found a rock our farm that said: “Extraordinary claims require from friends family. lowing theirof leadership, voicing their first all over the country follow these proceclimbing, Access Fund expects marked a result of its diversity and openness tween two Christian Constitutional outfitters, boaters, fire birders, wood gatherers, the shield First Amendment rights. amendment rights, peacefully protesting, increase ininvesting USFS climbing regulations Another quote, “Why the mayor Let’s Go Brandon, or thisdid one, FJB. dures.

Again, it’s the norm, not a burden.

OHVer’s, stock users, and folks State Representative?

Some advice for the over another through a constitutional asites looking to extract money from a result of its diversity and openness even from friends and family. of reality. are poked and prodded by recognized looked like a bike seat, and recently I am once again grateful that the extraordinary evidence”.

With so amendment rights, peacefully protesting, Another quote, “Why did the mayor to growth, creativity, and ideas from increase in USFS climbing regulations dures.

Again, it’s the norm, not a burden.

Conservatives, Wayne Rusk and Alan Living in the Republican bastion OHVer’s, stock users, birders, and folks without areject clue the same leadership’s true and restrictions induring the upcoming years as What wonderful examples to set of DC… President Trump’s offer to who recreate byfield. driving Forest Service gullible people a pandemic.

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The industrial military complex This is something I am learning the Star.

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None tively few National Forests have official republic that insures these rights.

Rights the climbing areas and revise their forest cetious organization that was formed but listening to them, Wayne is for express our thoughts and respond to each the Star.

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Rock climbers can climb anyyour trip to our nation’s capital, though republic that insures these rights.

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I Wayne thinks that the JBS is a Right information to your drop list and omitting I don’t want to be accused of being and committees are discovering in vast Corvallis with other land management agencies in gene pool through their actions.

The ers at event estimated at 120,000. note that I, too, have written against think it’s just the opposite.

I’d like them to one should have the freedom to brow few years it was the pharmaceutical golden age of bolting totally under the Biden flowing from the back of pickof Montana, I want ALL candidates labels, hyperbole, and generalizations This letter doesn’t drop labels, get a license and go to hunter education.

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Constitution isTread the Solution” series. or the “Don’t on Me”.

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The new mountain John Kochis Rumor has it and that a filmtheir crew from mine. Regulations usually arise from our NATO allies, that’s all great right of in themy states to keep the federal view of reality have in common?

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They simply needed reacting to ungenerous treatment of Bitterroot National Forest like it is across where none exist.

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We’ll fix it tomorArchie Thomas the Salmon or Selway, we get a permit. sport climbing.

It’s important to note that There have been 3 council meetcratic officials who look the other way. for a state House District has placed Outfitters follow regulations with clients. stantiated in Montana’s electime. and vice versa, because we live inour immunity (No-Vax) therapy. the Russian fraud Revolution at about the same But not entirely.

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From Ensenada, he 800 meters as is standard across and intimidation or incitement to threats riot, Climbing has occurred in the Bitterpermit to boat. person believes that that includes See MORE LETTERS, page 12 web for actors more information that would across globe, remember this quote missing.

(Jenelle wasthese responsible for Your candidate isthat going to like go to you againby forMary me encourage that.

Fahnestock-Thomas Ifthe you’ve lived in the valley long need to believe any offast those “pointyyou know it’s changing as more few bad within who drifting orhelping rocks look bike spoil itClimbing for everyone, but forgroups the most simply enjoyed a trip to the Rio Grande dateintimidation that has filed run in HD-88 and or to incitement to riot, has occurred in the BitterSee MORE LETTERS, page 12 transporting the recording equipment reveal what kind of State Represenand consider that there may be a Helena and do what?

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Page 8--Bitterroot Star continued from page 7 of western educated (maybe that’s the problem) populations lining up to lend their full moral support yet again to yet another bloody foreign incursion.

People! Do you have no memory, no inclination to judge the current US and NATO foreign policy aspiration by their past debacles? Let me run a few names past you and see if anything comes up, Syria, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Iraq.... Millions dead and trillions of dollars vaporized in a cordite and body strewn hellscape.

Why in God’s name do you think that this time it’ll be different? That this time, yes, this time government and media (but I repeat myself) have it right? Hey, antiwar lefties, where you at? Maybe now would be a potentially prescient time to resurrect your longlost moral outrage.

Seriously, stop playing the abused spouse here and hold these ghouls accountable with the only non-violent measure that is effective. Stop listening to them, literally turn it off. NPR, FOX, CNN…ALL OF THEM. If they come up on the first page of a Google search, ignore it. This is triage item #2; DISCONNECT (Item #1 being the above-mentioned spiritual state of you). Step #3 may or may not be finding an alternative source of news. Corporate and big-tech censorship have made it so that you do have to apply some effort to find these independent and unaffiliated voices, but that very fact is a sort of litmus test in itself! If they have not been kicked off one or more of the major tech platforms of the day they are likely controlled or worse, controlled opposition.

We must stop enabling with our money and eyeballs. Kinetic, active resistance will have its place, but that’s asking a lot of the gas-lighted general public. For now, I implore you to fire your information czar and although Lent is past us consider a media fast.

We could all use the time to start addressing item #1 on the list.

Scott Turner Corvallis

Reminder of traffic laws

For the sake of harmony on Ravalli County roads, I’d like to gently remind Montanans and our visitors of some of our traffic laws. Considering that I see so many people riding the left lane all the way to Missoula, including some of the Highway Patrol charged with enforcing this law, perhaps it’s a good time to be reminded of what the law says.

In 2017, at the request of a Hamilton resident who commuted to Missoula each day, the Legislature passed a bill requiring drivers to keep to the right lane on Montana highways where more than one lane exists. This means the left lane is ONLY to be used for passing vehicles, moving over for stopped and emergency vehicles and to prepare for a turn. In my experience, it appears older drivers who were perhaps unaware of the law change, as well as new residents who perhaps came from an area with more traffic and the left lanes were carpool or considered “safer” to be out of people’s way seem to be the worst offenders of refusing to yield the left lane.

When people ride the left lane they put other drivers in danger. From the state driving manual, “If you pass on the right, the other driver may have difficulty seeing you and might suddenly change lanes in front of you.”

Please realize that when you ride the left lane unnecessarily, you force all other drivers into a more dangerous situation since all cars have blind spots.

There is also a provision asking slow moving drivers on two lane roads to pull over. From the manual, “When four or more vehicles are slowed up, slow-moving vehicles must turn off the roadway whenever there is sufficient room for a safe turnout.”

I’m also becoming very concerned about the numbers of people who seem to not be paying attention. I can’t count the number of times I look at another driver whose eyes are looking at their phone, not paying attention the road. We are all driving around an actual ton of metal at high speeds, so why would you risk killing yourself or others by distraction?

Please utilize hands-free or pull over.

I’ve also wondered why people feel so comfortable pulling out and cutting off people on the highway. When someone is traveling at 70 mph or quicker, do you really think they have the room to stop when someone pulls out in front of them?

I wish the DOT would do more to educate people on the driving laws here, but until then I would appreciate if people just updated their driving knowledge and follow the law by getting out of the left lane except when

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absolutely necessary, stop giving their attention to their phones, and showing more courtesy by obeying traffic laws.

And perhaps the Highway Patrol I see riding the left lanes could give out tickets instead of reinforcing the illegal behavior by doing it themselves.

Timothy Adams Stevensville

At a crossroads again

This June 7th 2022 we will be voting for one of two Republicans who will claim the banner of being a “True Conservative Republican.” Which one is it? Most voters are puzzled, because the truth is often concealed in the past history of our legislature. Unfortunately people have either short memories or do not understand the workings of the legislative process. Unless you know the history, you cannot determine the future. And “ay, there’s the rub” as Shakespeare would say.

Here is an example of one of the worst pieces of legislation passed in our legislature in 2019. It is called Medicaid Expansion. It was passed because the Rinos in the Republican Party joined the Democrats in promoting a health care system which emerged right out of the Obamacare playbook. Knowing where and how it came into being should have alerted all Republicans that this bill was not in our best interest. But that didn’t seem to bother the Rinos. In the spirit of bipartisanship combined with their lack of knowledge of the true nature of the bill, the Rinos joined the opposition.

So what has Medicaid Expansion accomplished for the state of Montana? According to the Foundation For Government Accountability, a non-partisan think tank, “Medicaid Expansion has caused substantial harm to Montana by shattering enrollment and budget projections, crowding out other state spending, destroying hospital finances, reducing health care capacity, promoting welfare dependency, leaving behind the truly needy, and increasing fraud.” It also indirectly increased abortion activity. FGA concluded that Montana’s Medicaid Expansion program “has been a disaster since the beginning.”

This is what our illustrious Rinos accomplished during the 2019 legislative session. Need I say more?

As I evaluate the two men who are running, I believe Alan Lackey has the true conservative approach to serving in the Montana House of Representatives. His qualifications are impeccable. He supports States’ Rights; he supports the US Constitution and Montana’s Constitution; he believes in lower taxes; is definitely Pro-life; he believes small business is the foundation of our economic system; he supports election integrity and feels that control of education should remain at the local level. His promise to his constituents is that he will support bills that follow the true philosophy of the Conservative Republican Party and the values of their platform. Bills that may arise that are socialistic in nature will not be supported by him. He is a gentleman of substance who will vote his conscience.

As a voter, I came to the conclusion that I would choose to vote for a man not only because of his political philosophy, but I would have to look at his supporters. Alan’s supporters are strict constitutionalists who love America. When he becomes our representative in the legislature, he will defend our way of life and protect our freedoms.

Rachel Bartlett Stevensville

Re: Alleged thief Regina Plettenberg

It is alleged that you and other MT county Clerk & Recorders who are in charge of elections lack supervision over the integrity of results… e.g. insertion of a “chip” into counting machines to alter results.

My question to you and fellow counter-parts: Do you have a “chip” that can be inserted into these inbred conspiracy theorists and elected officials who enable this Neanderthal thinking? Then all we have to do is hit the delete button and vaporization occurs!

Having served as an election judge for eight plus years while Betty Lund was in charge and observing today as I vote, you elected officials do an outstanding job and I have great respect for the integrity of your office, you personally and all election judges; you are professional - thank you!

P.S. If Neanderthals requests are met, who pays for all the time/paperwork etc. the county inherits?

Peter Lethenstrom Stevensville

Support for Burrows

Your political affiliation shouldn’t matter as the well-being of Ravalli County is paramount. Commissioner Jeff Burrows has demonstrated time and again that his first priority is working to enhance the lives of the citizens he has served so well for nearly 10 years.

Jeff’s humble leadership has helped increase Ravalli County’s fiscal position by keeping local government lean and efficient. He has worked to keep the budget balanced while simultaneously building capital and operational reserves that will help bridge tough financial times without having to borrow money and increase indebtedness. Jeff led the airport improvement project that increased safety and operational performance with very little cost to the local taxpayer. He has been actively engaged in the Ravalli County Collaborative advocating increasing the pace and scale of projects on the Bitterroot National Forest.

Jeff works hard for the citizens of Ravalli County in a very open and transparent manner. The citizens of Ravalli County are truly blessed to have a public servant like Jeff Burrows working on their behalf.

I have had the honor and pleasure of working side-by-side with Commissioner Jeff Burrows for nearly 10 years and ask you to join me in voting to re-elect Jeff Burrows.

Greg Chilcott Stevensville

Support for Bedey

I strongly endorse David Bedey in his bid for reelection to a third term in the Montana House of Representatives.

Throughout his life, he has sworn oaths to protect and defend our Constitution, first as an officer in the United States Army, then as a trustee of the Hamilton School District, and most recently as a state legislator.

David has lived by these oaths and never wavered in doing his duty.

During his time on the school board and now in the legislature, he has a record of studying both sides of a problem before applying his deeply held conservative principles to craft a workable solution.

Nowadays many politicians spend their time agitating but getting little accomplished.

Not Colonel David Bedey—he gets the job done. And he is unafraid of going against his own party when it errs by promoting bills that are unconstitutional.

Please join me in sending this fine statesman back to Helena to continue representing House District 86.

Gordon Read, CAPT, CHC, USN, (Ret) Hamilton

Support for Bedey

Spending four terms in the Montana House of Representatives, my last as Majority Leader, I understand what it takes to be an effective legislator. The time and commitment that Dave Bedey has expended to reach this pinnacle is beyond compare. His effectiveness as a conservative legislator is apparent when looking at legislation he has sponsored, and passed into law. To name a few; laws restricting the governor’s power during a state of emergency, requiring elected officials to approve public health policy, protecting your right to go to church, and expanding access to state-provided veteran services. And as chairman of the House committee responsible for overseeing education spending, Dave has developed a reputation for holding state agencies accountable and is leading initiatives to improve public education, including expansion of career-and-technical education opportunities across Montana. A vote for Dave Bedey in House District 86 is a vote for one of the hardest-working, most effective legislators in Ravalli County.

It is an easy vote for me.

Ron Ehli, Former Majority Leader, Montana House of Representatives Hamilton

Ravalli County District 88 wake up!

Ravalli County District 88 is at a cross road. Let’s STOP and pay attention. Election time is here. RINOS vs True Constitutional Americans are in battle. Oh how they differ! One, a shallow excuse for an American and the other the mirror of our Founders. We have seen the terrible mess that comes from compromise that RINOS bring to the table. America is on the brink of

destruction because of them.

Like her husband before her, Sharon Greef is a RINO. Her voting record at www.legistatslegislatorloyalty.com is deplorable. To say she is a conservative is a joke. She is NOT a friend of our Founders, or Freedom or Liberty.

She is NOT to be trusted. Her latest ruse on the public is her endorsement of Wayne Rusk for District 88 Representative. Rusk has no background in historical Constitutionalism and further has stated that he is AGAINST principles of nullification our great American Founders wrote into law.

He has been mentored by RINO Greef and is himself one as evidenced by his associations.

You can tell the character of a man by the company he keeps. Wayne is being groomed by the Ravalli GOB. The Good Old Boy’s club. It should not come as a surprise that Wayne Rusk was arrested not only once, but TWICE for DUI where he created a very dangerous situation according to Troopers on the scene. He was also arrested for drug related offense. He did time in jail for these felonies he committed and just recently ended his time of probation. He says he’s rehabilitated. Are you kidding me?

Wayne Rusk is not eligible to drive a school bus. Would you want your child in a bus where he was the driver?

Why then should he be given a pass to govern others when he can’t even keep himself out of jail? His mentor, Republican Rep. Sharon Greef, is proud.

Instead of advising Rusk that his reckless actions are not evidence of hard earned integrity, she wholeheartedly supports him. A true RINO nursing a fledgling. What a scary thought!

Ravalli County District 88, you have two options. A highly respected Statesman well versed in American traditional values, having no criminal record, but a long history of steadfast integrity, adherence to the rule of law and our Constitution, … OR a Constitution hating felon who is not qualified to serve as a bus driver.

Robert Kubiak Hamilton

The company you keep

There’s an old saying: “Tell me who you live with, I’ll tell you who you are.” This is so true. Humans have a tendency to associate with others they are comfortable with. People are comfortable with others who share their principles and values. Therefore, we can learn alot from paying attention to who individuals associate with.

It’s wise to pay attention to this subtle but potent measure of an individual, especially when you are going to place YOUR TRUST in someone to represent YOU. Do they associate with people YOU would associate with?

Are their associates people that hold YOUR values?

This requires observation and communication with others you associate with to learn of their observations.

After all, we can’t be everywhere, can we?

As one who has observed this aspect of human nature for years, here is what I have observed, and learned from others, in this lead-up to the primary elections. Candidate Rusk is frequently welcomed warmly after his speech by those who are his main supporters. Most notably Representative David Bedey and Representative Sharon Greef. Two names residents of this valley are very aware of. BOTH of these representatives are NOT America First people. This is not my opinion, this conclusion is based on their voting records in Helena while they represented YOU! Both earned a “D” grade, reflecting a “WEAK REPUBLICAN” on the loyalty scale by legislatorloyalty.com. This site grades only on a legislator’s voting record. That is to say, their ACTIONS, not their slick speeches, or opinion pieces designed to sway.

So, when our house considers who would best represent US in HD88, we are looking for someone who associates with, and has the support of, representatives that earn an “A” grade on this scale, like Theresa Manzella has for years. That individual is Alan Lackey. With Alan, we will not be constantly wondering if our rep in Helena is betraying our liberties, sacrificing our rights, or stealing our monies.

Doug Bohn Victor Editor’s Note: If you have submitted a letter and it hasn’t been published for more than two weeks, you can contact Victoria at 777-3928 to find out why.

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B.S. 01/19/22, 01/26/22 present their claims within feeding women, children from birth refreshing it to was to be able to meet pregnant, post-partum, andfrom breastfeeding women, children birth PUBLIC NOTICE Cheeney Law, PLLC Deceased.

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Guest speaker will be 12:15 pm Afternoon Pinochle Fridays cook ng fi e s a ng and Leave No ary 26 at Daly Leach Community vensville.

Guest speaker will be 12:15 pm Afternoon Rotary Club have ended early.

WIC also12:15 ary 26 at Daly Leach Communitya pm tonancies age 5have and women whose preglaundry appointmoms from the comfort of her award winning have ended early.

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No. 1 1 12ques___________________ of•the fiappointrst publication of this nancies have ended early.

WIC also eed ng women ch dMT en om other moms from the comfort of her ary 26 at Daly Leach Community TMA of Missoula is apply-154 nancies Hamilton, MT 59840 Dept.

No. 1Fridays ___________________ of the fi•appointrst publication of agent this nancies have ended early.

WIC also living room.

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WIC also Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton.

Wayne Rusk cand da e o HD88 Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm living room.

The hope of the group 12:15 pm Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton.

Bridge Mondays at welcomes dads, grandparents, and 12:15 pm Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm nancies have ended early.

WIC also Wayne Rusk candidate for HD88. welcomes dads, grandparents, and nancies have ended early.

WIC also Room, 1010 W Main, welcomes dads, grandparents, and Wayne Rusk candidate forHamilton.

HD88.

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T ace F or s A d said o cclaims s and he Bridge Mondays at12:15 12:15 pmRoom, living room.

The hope of the group ng for our annua 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO CREDITORS not ce sa d ade ms w be On Monday May 9 Ro aease yease Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pmpm welcomes dads, grandparents, and soing o p ov de suppo and dec welcomes dads, grandparents, and ments living room.

The hope of the group for our annual 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO notice or claims will be living The hope ofand the group for our annual 5311 grant Phone: (406) 363-9060 NOTICE TO notice or said will be W Main, Hamilton. is to provide support and decrease Broker ABR CRS GR bfoster h odads, age 5grandparents, and women whose ments is to provide support and decrease Bridge Mondays at 12:15 pm sh1010 open aat 6 pm o soc ao z ng ments os efamilies. am es The W C p og am s is ons 7Doo p1010 mopen a 322 S 2nd co ne deas sing p de suppo dec Room, W Main, Hamilton.

Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI welcomes and Room, 1010 W Main, Hamilton.

Broker, ABR, CRS, GRI Bridge Mondays at CREDITORS 12:15 Doors open 6for pm for socializing foster families.

The WIC program isroom. toov provide support and decrease Bridge Mondays at CREDITORS 12:15 pmpmGIVDoors open 6at pm for socializing welcomes dads, grandparents, and families.

The WIC program is The No Va ey Pachyde m C ub ments is to provide support and decrease welcomes dads, grandparents, and Doors at 66NOTICE pm socializing foster The WIC program is The North Valley Pachyderm Club ments Doors open at 6NOTICE pm for socializing The North Valley Pachyderm Club foster families.

The WIC program is RepreDoors open at pm for socializing from the Montana DepartEDITORS Attorney for Persona RepreNOTICE IS HEREBY PUBLIC forever barred foster families.

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The group mee sshopping; he fishopping; sof and hV d F day o Local service from our location Victor, MT for new moms.

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The group is Thu sday 88:30-4:30 30-4 30 aat 205 Bed o d Loca invites our homeless and Lowoffe ed 100% ee o cha ge w ment of Transportation.

Due HEREBY GIVsentative EN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be Laundry Love Hamilton invites our homeless and Lowoff ered In Hamilton Monday through s a on and choos ng you sadd e ment of Transportation.

Due EREBY GIVsentative EN that the undersigned Town of Stevensville Claims must either be Laundry Love Hamilton stress for new moms.

The group is Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford Gua ema a Ro a y s an n e naoff ered 100% free of charge with nv es ou home ess and Lowstress for new moms.

The group is Thursday 205 Bedford and shopping; the meeting will off ered 100% free of charge with off ered In Hamilton Monday through come o o de a 6 30 offThursday ered In Hamilton Monday through 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford invites our homeless and Lowoffe ed 100% ee o cha ge w h and shopping; the meeting will invites our homeless and Lowcome to order at 6:30. aSThursday soeeweSu comes dads andpa en s and shopping; the meeting will come to order at 6:30.

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V chas obeen Mason cappointed Lodge invites our homeless Low543 miles north of Woodside each month from noon eP D Cou house to recent y enacted federa gned MONTANA TWENTYappo nted Persona Not sat hereby g ven ma ed to Ke Carr income neighbors to bring their miles north of Woodside come to order atus 6:30. each month from noon to P.M. Victor Masonic Lodge 43 income neighbors bring their come to order at 6:30.

Victor Masonic Lodge 43 Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 invites our homeless and LowStreet, Suite P,sat District Courthouse off 100% free charge with aall he supp p ov hfederal ough invites our homeless and Lowto recently enacted eunders undersigned MONTANA TWENTYbeen Personal Notice is hereby given that mailed to Kelly L. Carr, Street, Suite P, District Courthouse ncome ne ghbo sness oyto b ng he Victor Masonic Lodge to recently enacted federal undersigned MONTANA TWENTYhas been appointed Personal Notice is hereby given mailed to Kelly L. Carr, thethe Thursday 8:30-4:30 atcCourthouse 205 Bedford off ered 100% free of charge all the provided through Thursday 8:30-4:30 at 205 Bedford saw he W de Ac and Street, Suite P, District offaered ered 100% free ofov charge with the supplies provided through come to order at 6:30.

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County begins assessment of recreational assets

Front project. area. the area, but at the same time attract “At the same time the Covid-19 PLS Managing Director Ashley new business investment. The goal Korenblat introduced herself and pandemic set in,” said Foster, “and is to come up with some communiRavalli County has initiated a other staff members to the County much of the recreational industry and ty-supported proposals, some action process for assessing the community’s Commissioners over a Zoom conferitems that are reachable and affordable recreational assets and coming up with related businesses in Ravalli County were impacted. ” She said the recreence meeting last week.

After a brief in the near term. some recommendations to consider description of the company’sbe.work ational Foster said that they were hoping Stevensville - Mary LouThe Nelson was given her industry is a significant part of She was one who for improving upon them. assessStevensville – Charles “Chuck” L. Shulund, 88, economy. grandparents, Nels and Evahappening Shulund; his well-earned angel wings on April 24th, 2022, while never really grew old; Donald Maus has left the band. band.

The trio began performing at the new supporting the live music around history in Colorado and Utah, Korenthe county’s She said it got to get through the process bysister, next ment is being conducted by a Utah and of Stevensville went into the arms of our Heavenly Karen; father, Everette; mother, June Trip; and she at her home inuntenable Stevensville, MT. Donald She will both be eagerher smiles were made Facing an future chose his Bitterroot Brewing Co. The gigs soon created the area.

Don’s influence on both musicians blat told the Commissioners that the the county and the Forest Service August.

It will take a few months, Colorado company called ly embraced by her husband, ourPublic dad Tedbattle and her of sunshine, Lois and her Father onbased January 16, 2022 after a long with stepmother, Lear Shulund; and Joyce Oliva, thinking the government, company was looking ways said,gold. justChuck to get everyone own path.

He left us, all ofproject us by his aboutanhow exceptionally hot musicher scene, bringing folks for and the who love them can neverpossible be fullyon daughter, our sister Tedi and hersaddened youngest brother, heart wasfans of solid Lands Solutions (PLS).

The is Alzheimer’s Disease.

He passed peacefully at home. the children’s mother. was survived by his both local and federal could help local to involve the whole commmunity in board and then it will take a series of departure but enriched by the music from all over Montana to revel in great music measured.

His of time and JoeChuck Wulfekuhle.

Lou was 88 years Her eyes were asgenerosity brightof Stevensville; was aforever kind and gentle soul whoold. saw he wife, Dianna Shulund histalent son, being funded by aMary $19,900 grant from Mom’s life would tooA short to buten-by at as shining stars and theIn effort of order assessing businesses coordinating ef-hotspot. to analyze the information created, and seem taught. friend to all he the favoritetheir local short theits recreationwith both themeetings elders and youth around him was beauty inshared everybody.

He was raised bymany, his Douglas Shulund; daughters, Victoria (Calvert) the USDA Development grant those of usRural who were blessed to be touched by her her cheeks of fair roses. grandparents on Skalkaho in Hamilton where Woff ord of Helena, Patricia (Phillip) Arp of al assets.

She said the project would forts on infrastructure improvements, and come up with some ideas.

She said countered, hasunderstand been far and and group was playing for and supporting hundreds aTake life-long trait. The program thathis wasreach awarded last August. and her love for the Lord thatwide her exisheed because sheoverarching sentiment of he worked on the farm.

His father married his Williston, ND, and Suzanne (Patrick) Zabeart forexceed instance, and putting the money begin with a lot of internal work on anmusician thatupon the whole processalike was is open he leaves world $10,000 ashe better place for and friend thatto tence andisthe the imprint leftworth on ourof hearts is keeping eye PLS itself donating Page 4 -Bitterroot Star Wednesday, Januar stepmother, Lois, and they moved to Seattle, where of Tonopah, AZ; his brothers Lynn (Donna) and labor into public infrastructure researching and identifying any and the public and any meetings would the quantity of time had she remained here. us all, so let us make having that bass guitar from their friendship with Donald or a be labor onhauled the project.

According to Julievisiting he lived from the age of 5 to 13 years, Shulund of Hamilton and Raymond (Amy) Mom was talented in so many aspects where of her it life. sure that will like on the County Commission’s could most benefit the local all individuals or groups who may beshe connection noticed gig to giga genius across the state, country he madeBud wasWilliams a positive Foster Director County Shulund Spokane; stepchildren Hamilton everyofsummer. graduated fromand her She was withRavalli her He ability to decorate what she of sees. interested in sharing their information businesses. agenda.

She said theStevensville, whole project and world. life changing event. of Stevensville, Judy Williams of Hamilton High School and attended trade school Economic Development Authority, knowledge of plants and flowers and her devotion to There will be a celbroadbasFoster was aimed simply at gathering infor(Keith) Walth of Stevensville, and Wayne in Chicago.

Hegrant, was athe Master Carpenter, beginning God was amazing.

Mom was also an amazing baker/said the initial idea was sim- and suggestions in this veryJane ebration of life on May Donald was born July 11, Donald fully appreciated nature; who wrote the germ of1952 the ply to put together a list of all the most ed community approach.

The aim, she mation concerning the community’s home maker, an expert seamstress, upholsterer, 7th at 1:00pm at Mom’s (Samantha) Williams of Valley Springs, CA; and contracting work at age 16, and worked throughout in San Mateo, June a passion instilled at an early age idea came out ofCalifornia discussionstobetween and a smalland business owner.

Aside from that, mom lifelong church, Jesus numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, the Valley Alaska.

He loved cabinetry work andand most used public recre- said would be to have no organization, significant recreational assets and coming up with county officials and the games Bitterroot Na-phone, arts and McIntosh andplaying William Donald by his mother.

Donald felt deeply found comfort Community Church, nieces and nephews. possessed the amazing talenton to her build whatever he ational infrastructure in the valley and group or individual left out.

She said some recommendations for improvetional Forest in theiraconsideration crafts, herHe award-winning yard, andofsnuggling up on in A Stevensville, Mt. protecting Maus Jr. attended Menlo School, about the Bitterroot Valgraveside service will be held 4, 2022 saw. When he was child, he visited the Lost Trail it would be a long process involving assessMom its condition and come up with ments.

No particularApril projects will be the couch watching movies.

Most importantly, Following services, the service’s proposed Cate School, UC Berkeley and Colley that he had adopted as his home. at 2 p.m. atthe Riverview Cemetery in Hamilton.

A Skiforest run once, stating that it Bitterroot was the most fun he’d was a terrific mom. Her children, grandchildren, there luncheon in any way in this process. thewill way.,be a follow suggestions for improve- several public meetings along approved reception willHe at the Daly Chapelthe ever had.

As a result, he bought Trail Ski Run lege Marin, studying music. Lost Dongrandchildren supported fromLeach inception greatof grandchildren, and great-great hosted by the lovely ments, such as new trail but that anyone at anytime in the pro“We are in just trying to MT. comeThe up with located on 1010 W. Main Hamilton, with Bill Grasser, hosting the Special Olympics launched hisThere professional musical Teller Wildlife Refuge in Corvallis, At a regular were her life. was never a day that went by ladies of the church, cess can join in. systems or fishing access the best ideas we can with the most infamily wishes for all memorial donations to be and sharing the joy he experienced as a child with that sheindid notas brag all her beautiful babies. after which there be by Otto and Anne Tellboard meeting career 1971 an about original memMT will created given to a charity of your choice in Chuck’s name. everyone.

Chuck was a musician, playing fi ve Chuck loved hunting and fi shing with his brothers sites or other amenities According to Jason Keith, anotherfamilyvolvement Preceding her passing is her husband Ted Nela private burial we can,” said Foster. “If the of the Bitterroot ber of the Blue Bear Waltzes School ardent from Condolences may be leftenvironmentalists for the family at www. instruments and joining the Five Valley Accordion andserving his children. son, daughter Tedi Wingo, brother Joe and sister-in- for ofassessboth Mom er, and Dad’s Managing Director, the visitors to the PLS community wants to implement any of Health Auxiliary of Music, an 18-piece Rock and the San Francisco area.

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Association where he cooked for their picnics.

Chuck was preceded in death by his law Shirley Johnson. Mom is survived by her daughashes at the Sunnyside ment the suggestions, it will most certainly last week, members ters Diane and family, Teri and son-in-law Cemetery. there as president, and was on the Roll Band Lewis and school in San Franwould involve another public decision-maklearned that every Dick Wark and family, sons, Ron Nelson and family, Family requests that cisco, CA. Living in Marin County board for many be very ing process to doyears. it.” all donations go to the dollar of their MIND • BODY • SPIRIT in the 70’s and 80’s he was deeply In 1991, Donald metand Karen church to help defray broad and The commissioners members generous $50,000 inGreg and daughter the costs of this funeral involved with the thriving Bay Area Moore at the at Lonesome Dove in law, Sandy and address of the public the meeting expressed pledge was Nelson matched and for their Stevensville continued and they began their family, her son in-law music scene, playing in bands with • Simulate Flow of Energy 9/7/1929-1/19/2022 We moved to Butte in 1956 where Dan was by community issues of some concern about the process born.

Serving the Bitterroot Valley in efforts in spreading Roger Wingo and family Tony was working for thebecoming UScourtship.

Army controversial. as aThey mechanic Chris Hayes and eventually intromardonations during • Clear Blockages visitorword. long-distance potentially God’s as well as many grandthe areas of tax law, business Tony roped his way to the sky on January and was also in the Army reserve.

In 1964 he an end-of-the-year She had a special ducing him to future bandleader ried in 1997 at the Teller Wildlife • Restore Balance traffic to Commissioner Greg Chilcott noted children, great grand19,2022, in the evening surrounded by his family was transferred to Helena. He was able to retire andatestate planning, to her dear campaignand to support children, great-great message Huey Lewis.

Donald taught jazz Refuge and settled in Karen’s aranch the area that theCommand issues of maintaining high • Promote Peace and Relaxation in his own home. Our family’s goal was to keep from the reserves as Sargent Major. friends Vivian Depee grandchildren, brothers, a new Cancer and and real estate ahim summer workshop at very Stanford and Joan ways Oliver: quality ofstrips life and at the the oak same time at home and we are proud that we You know theoutside Sargent with leaves and “Viv Hamilton. sisters, uncles, Infusionaunts, Center at University, hethat. duo’d with Rayproperty Scott, Don is survived by his wife to manage drawing in new business investment and Joan, we all will be accomplished around the star.

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ConTony Wayland was born in Hamilton MT to When the AMSA shop moved from what is now it that will Karen could Moore sometimes generate controversy played with Pee Wee Ellis and of Corrales, NM, and many friends and Daly Hospital. dolences and memories Tony Wayland SR and Sarah Olivethe (Waylett). the Brewhouse on Eucluid to the Fort,efforts aCatana display acquaintances. help proin the Bitterroot.

Extra to inlunched with Stan Getz, getting Hamilton, MT; daughter may put be shared with the “We’re We hadtruly a wonderHis youth was spent in Hamilton playing was up honoring Tony. He was pictured in his tect and cludeDaniel all stakeholders in the beginning lowdown on the scene. of non-profit and for-profit events and Miller, grandson and granddaughter Elle family at www.whitesitgrateful for thecelebraful mother and that is baseball, hunting up Blogett Canyon, and Helping dress uniform and his calvary uniform. tfuneralhome.com. maintain and keeping the public fully informed tions. Always willing to step up and sit in, Don of Missoula, MT; hismade sisteritNancie Schumacher the way itmembers’ will forever auxiliary hisDonald family. was also a 2nd generation member Moving to Helena, possible for our dad thehave quality the process were of the Bohemian Club semi in San Francisco, and played with many other notable bands including of Stevensville, MT; hisDanny brother Gordon In his 20’s he played pro ball in Hamilton. to horses.during He and took upsuggested. teamMaus roping. trust and support of life in He was the 2nd baseman.

In fact, they won the very fi rst father son team ering theirThe hardlooked forward to his summer sojourns to the The Ed Norton Big Band, off Montango, Teller (Quinty Smith) of Hamilton; niece Jennifer Tony wasGrove drafted in the army and was sent to roping(Ben) at the of Last chance Stampede.

ManyMausgreat Bohemian playing with many a talented Refugees, Kirby and the Attachments, the Mon- Kirby Missoula; niece Meghan Germany on a ship that took 17 days over and 17 friends and memories were made while roping. He Picture and great musician. tana Jazz All-Stars and many a jazz duo, trio, McVey (Patrick)of Big Sky, MT; nephew Willie even longer days to get back. He was not fond of was able to continue to ride and rope until into his Philant 1980He he never married Trisha Llorenz in San and quartet.

Maus (Chelsea)of and several cousins, the aux theIn ocean. really said much about his 80’s. It kept him inMissoula good shape.

115 3rd Suitethousands 103 of shows across several Anselmo, andhesoon after they his StreetPlaying grand-niece and nephews around country. time there CA except made a ring outfollowed of W a half Tony and Bobbie shared 67 yrs of the marriage and earned dollar on the way and wore it the rest of his life. lots of adventures.

No big trips out of the country brother and sister, moving to the BitterrootStevensville Val- states over the last two decades, Don played A celebration of Donald’s well-lived life will this ph returning to Hamilton, this daughwas as Dad to fly but leyAfter of Western Montana.

Whenwhen Trisha’s with musicians in almost every genre including; be helddid on not his like birthday Julycamping, 11, 2022hunting at the Slack campa jmasar@lionwoodlaw.com done. In the fall of 1953 He met Roberta Joan and visiting friends made along the way. After ter, Catana (Cate) was 11 years old he adopted jazz, funk, soul, country, bluegrass, pit orchestra Barn on the Teller Wildlife Refuge in Corvallis, of Phil (Camp) by way of his Uncle Layton arranging returning from a trip to Pennsylvania that took www.lionwoodlaw.com respon her and to became hercute forever would at Missoula Children’s Theater and the Missoula MT. for him give this little dad. coed Catana a ride back to them to Florida, then Seattle before getting home come to say that he was the BEST patient, Symphony Anymiddle memorial be made in his every d Missoula after a weekend home fromdad, college.

On of thedonations night, wascan his last.

He vowed ReadyOrchestra. to help. Donald was also the go-to in the double the ride back Missoula, He asked her out he would accepting andtonon-judgmental, giving hertounstudio session bass player, appearing on countname to: never fly again and didn’t. the movies for Monday, but she had to attend a Tony was preceded in death by his mom and Member conditional love and friendship. less recordings and CD releases. In addition to The Bitterroot School of Music; www.bitter- few sh sorority house meeting. Being persistent, well how dad and sister Melba Lozeau. He is survived by his us $12 Donald spent his first 20 years in Montana all performing, he taught bass and mentored rootschoolofmusic.org, thathis now included Vicki, he sold vacuum cleaners, about Tuesday, no she had to go square dancing. wife Bobbie, daughter Vicki (Charles Ruzicka). Dan Joan and cemetary plots, and cars. musicians. Donald feverishly fishing, golfing and no playing music. many of the up-and-coming Teller Wildlife Refuge; www.tellerwildlife.org Okay then fly how about Wednesday, she had a Wayland, and 2 grandchildren who adored him the Au thisExperts union in 1955 in Your Western In 2002, Donald washow introduced to Deborah hadToperfect pitch2 children an innateVicki gift Jean he used in his or Montana date.

Thursday then about Thursday, and and he them, Jacob and Jesse Ruzicka. He is also Real Estate said, “T ($120 value) Missoula, and Daniel Wayne in 1957 Butteplayed were finally she When he returned to partner, the house survived by many nieces andwww.mtpr.org nephews who were Kunkel andsaid herok. husband and musical playing and his teaching, a gift to allinwho Montana Public Radio; have p born. Because he thought he and Bobbie together he shared with a roommate he told him I’mZen never alsoAnd entertained byplays Dad on… when they came to visit.

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Valley wrestlers hold Battle ofVictor ‘Root Lady Tigers nab big win Florence softball team off to aover strong start

had a huge impact on what

by Thomas Spencer

by Scott Sacry been able immediately to achieve this

by Thomas Spencer Head Coachwe’ve Ryan Tolley year.” to regroup his squad called a timeout Drawing together all the The Florence-Carlton softball team is off The Falcons showed up “I wasina the proud, in the final second left after the made wrestlers valleyproud over coach, to a great start this season. The defending and performed at “The Root” they channeled a great amount of free throw. the weekend Florence hosted Class B/C champions are currently 12-1. the end of the emotion,” said Heather Berry, head With all but the at excitement andday were the 2022 Mike McChesney Their only loss came to defending Class A bested

by Matt Davismarched and coach ofthe the‘Root.

Darby Tigers, following momentum, the Lady Tigers champion Polson. The Lady Falcons had a Battle of And it his crew of wrestlers from their dramatic win over valley rival to their bench where they found busy week. On Monday, April 25th they beat was once again Corvallis Corvallis.

Anaconda 10-0. On Tuesday they made it Victor, 51-47.that Going their cool and collected coach ready with 99 points tookinto Friday’s look easy with a 16-0 win over Deer Lodge.

“We’ve won it multiple every year game thetrophy Lady Tigers had struggled with instructions.

“I made home the this year, Then they participated in a tournament in except for once so somein their first against comments trying to calm myit’syounger bringing pridegame and honor to the Frenchtown over the weekend, on Friday they thing wedirections take pride in in as a Pirates, but itFlorence was a different story players, repeated that program. came lost to Polson 5-6, and beat a tough Class A said Corvallis Head this weekend.

Coach Berry aimed at the huddle,team, and”made sure they within striking distance at Laurel squad 2-0. On Saturday, they beat Matt Davis after the clarifying expectations understoodCoach the importance of what 70 team points followed byand focusing Columbia Falls 9-5, then beat Dillon 15-0 in tournament.

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

Hamilton at 53 Ste-they could the afternoon. Starting pitcher Kylie Kovatch Kiera Davis, the at 103, control.

And withDevils, that possession, Lady vensville at 47 total points. is 12-1 on the season, including a 2-0 shutout Coltinlate-game Morgan oflead The Lady Pirates controlled Tigers heldpinned on to their Besides the team rankings win in the Laurel game, where she pitched Hamilton, Luke Nuttal the likeaththey did in for a dramatic and thrilling win wresover seven scoreless innings, allowing only two and game, scores, much individual tling really well at 113, beat the late in the Victor. hits and striking out five. letesfirst werematchup, recognizeduntil by the John from Florence fourth quarter.

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

At left, Florence’s Rylee Yeoman (#2) Hanna Hurst of Hamilton. remaining theCorvallis, game it was 41much-needed confidence in Jason Davis in from throwing to first. Florence’s Softball Team is Seth Allen, 126, pinned 43 Pirates senior Bella individual players andatin their wrestling at and 138, Victor was recogoff to a 12-1 start this year. Photo by Scott Shiverine Stevi.

Schicilone a foul teammates,”William said Berry.

“Thisofwin nized as the forced “Bitterroot Val-driving the Sacry.

At 138 Jason Davis andare Nate lane and foundWrestler. herself ”at theFlorence’s foul was a fun game to coach and we ley Outstanding Luke Maki with the pin at the Battle of the ‘Root wrestling match. Photo Davis bothout pinned their line theDillon hope of going up by blessed to have come of the hardDaviswith pinned Janes by41-Stephanie K Geiser Photography. four.

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

Thenailed lone Florence 145, pinned Drew Carmody 44, then missedatthe With This certainly was a big win for senior, wrestling 205,second. was At right, Florence’s Wood (#1) playing not win every match, but our kids are here mark atKolbi Divisionals and State.

All of our of Hamilton. the ball back, Lady Tiger number the Lady Tigers who willBodee likelyDavis see recognized as the Bitterroot Valley Wresdefense versus Deer Lodge.

Florence domito compete and always looking to im-Darby’s kids didHawkinson. quite well and showed what it Lady Pirate Bella Schicilone defends Makena Photo

by Thomas pinned Jeffrey Berryman Stevi. And 12 Samantha Shull launched the Lady Pirates in the of District tling Ambassador, won by pin inup his match prove.” nated, winning 16-0. Photo by Scott Sacry.

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

Cadogan Wheat The Florence to the line and sending a wave of The Pirates, reigning in their passes, transition Darby fan you will want to see a of Hamilton.racing down the floor, athletes hope towon the Darby sideline. Her quickly scored with a two-foot jumper performance like this one in the Schicilone drove hard in the paint For Florence Head Coach Skip Rosenseveralbasket matcheswas thwarted by a line made

by Virginia Brown. However, for the and another foulinwith the of postseason. Notably from senior thal, drew the event is unique a variety on the day.

Seth violation, bringing the score to 45-45, second time in the fourth, Mustafa opportunity extend Pirate lead. captain Amber Anderson who posted ways. He said,to “The ‘Rootthe is really a special Wilsonball. pinned Pirate was waiting at the block for the ball After thetofirst, she hit theit is an impressive 23 points in this game event. missing In addition bragging rights, Jessop of Strong backcourt pressure from and forced another and-one shot. second, Pirates. Then Lady gets Connor and was followed by Mustafa who had one of the43-45 rare opportunities Florence Corvallis, the TigersAidyn forced a bad pass right At 49-47 with 8 seconds left on the Tigers inbounded the ball 10, mostly all coming in the fourth. aby chance toSacry wrestle against therushing other BitScott Winkler took 6th (106-00), Winkler Meinzen pinned of Sierra Reed who into the hands clock, the freshman, who had several down 47teams seconds “I was so happy for my players,” took 4th in the Javelin (108-04). terrootwith Valley sinceremaining Florence is B/C also Bodee Davis of promptly dribbled down for minutes in the JV game earlier in when freshman Petra Valley Mustafa said Berry. “Their play was full of Bitterroot track Hamilton’s Layne Kearns tookthe 3rd in and Several Hamilton, Corvallis, and Stevensville Corvallis, Sean basket, finally the lead for the day, was about to give her team & field excelled atand thebanked Russ the Triple Jumpclaiming (35-05.25). rebounded thethe long heart and guts.” are A. It athletes is also onlyshot time where it is Larson, at 170, the Lady Tigers.

But not for long. the three-point advantage. Pirate Plicher Top 10 meet in Missoula For the Boys, in a highly competin basket a foul her justa our localwith teams.

Manysending of our families pinned Carter on Tuesday, April 22nd.

The itive 800m race, Hamilton’s Lane know each other, have battled inmeet earlier Morgan and 3rd (1:57.15) and Colter included the best track athletes in Cole finished generations, and actually get a chance to Noah Guisinger Western Montana from all four class- Kirkland finished a hair behind him connect at this event. ” Rosenthal said the es, so placing in this meet is quite an for 4th (1:57.21). Corvallis’s Derek of Hamilton, event began about 10 years ago,athletes at the accomplishment.

Two area Criddle took 5th Lance Burrows, atin the 400m (53.03). direction of the valley coaches. won their event. Madison Lewis from In the 1600m, Hamilton’s Colter Pur182 pinned Issac The 2021-2022 has apparentCorvallis won theseason women’s Shot Put cell took 2nd (4:37.69) and Florence’s Martinez of Hamby Thomas Spencer The Tiger offense did(4:39.68). execute and ly been somewhat of a rekindling of the with a throw of 38-06, Lewis also Nathaniel Gale took 4th ilton. At 205, Luke took of each mistake took 4th community in the Discus (115-05).“As Ham- In theadvantage 3200m, Corvallis’s Brinsonof wrestling in Florence.

Maki won his ilton’s Taylor won the men’s Wyche tookThey 2nd had (9:37.28).

In the JavIn their 13CSearle rematch from earlierI the night. four guys score far as the Florence team’s performance, match, and Dallas Kellan Beller took Poleyear, Vault with a jump 14-00. elin, this Darby boys were eager overStevensville’s 10 points on the night, notably couldn’t be the more pleased, ”of said Rosenthal.

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

Blair(169-01) pinned Gabe Other for the women’s 3rd and Hamilton’s Tyson to fend the Pirates.

14 from Preston Smith who has been “We’re inoff a placers bit ofVictor a rebuilding yearBesides with a Rassmussen of side included Stevensville’s Claire Rostad took 6th (163-00) a slow first quarter the Tigers solid all season, and 16 from Hooper new coaching staff andwhere a renewed comStevi. And lastly, Arie McLaughlin pinned means to be ‘Falcon Tough.’”

Hutchison, who 3rd in the was Jonny Williams pinned Jett Murray of trailed by the took restfrom of the Reed who Andrew had a great night in the mitment to 4, wrestling the game Florence Hamilton’s Carmondy preparTrevor Lewis of Hamilton in 5:26.

Rosenthal, who has been instrumental 400m (1:00.78) while Madi Nelson Florence in 1:57. For Coach Davis, “Luke really just a slow march to victory. post.

School Administration and School Board. ing “Our for the Pole Vault.

Hamilton’s of Hamilton finished 6th (1:02.29). success this year has been aboys 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 Olivia Lewis of Corvallis took 3rd in and won the Ravalli County Track teamgirls 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 the 300m Hurdles (46.32). Allana Meet on Friday, April 29th. Photo by practice, supporting teammates on and Guy programs, is grateful for his coaching either way.” hustle are what helped us pull the and tonight they all did that,” said will be moving into our new dedicated Auch of Corvallis took 2nd in the Scott off theSacry. mat, and being model student-athstaff as well.

That match was important for the Blue win against Victor.” seemed to Smith. “Hooper took over attacking Wrestling Room inand the This next couple of Discus (123-09) Hamilton’s Mya letes,” said Rosenthal. “This core group “Josh Schreoder and I have been Devil victory on the day. The Falcon wresbe a good the key while Preston, Cully, Sawyer, weeks.

The representation future of wrestlingofinDarby’s Florence has established a great culture that we can working together for several years with the tlers are mostly in the upper-weight classes success Andrew, Jackson, and Nolan worked is lookingagainst bright.” the Pirates. The build on. Stand-out performances includLittle Guy program,” said Rosenthal. “This and dominated in those areas, whereas the Tigers did a good job of patient on shooting when they were open Rosenthal, reflecting onbeing his athletes’ ed Sean Larson at 170, Adyn Meinzen at year, however, we have Cody Sutton and Blue Devils won many of the matches in in their offensive movements and and driving to the hoop.” When asked performance this season, said, “Our kids 152, Arie Mclaughlin at Heavyweight, and Kody Davidson, two former Falcon wresthe lower weight classes which ultimately took been highworking percentage the which players really stood out she have hard,shots are in at great Luke Maki at 205 who wrestled his last tlers that have brought some ‘old school led them to 99 points and first place. basket.focused, and having fun. We may responded, “That’s a tough one, this shape, match at homeHam., but will certainly make a Falcon to the mix and have Chaplin,Toughness’ Ham., 17-04.25.

6. Hudson Bain, Will Heitman, 49.04.

3. Reagan Burrows, Ham., 55.75.

Boys Team Hamilton When askedScores: what their week216.5, of game all of our players did a roll and Ham., 17-02.25.

Relay: 1. Corvallis, 44.80. 2.

4x100 Relay: 1. Hamilton B. 2. Darby.

Corvallis 157, Stevensville 52.5,up Florence practice looked like leading to this did4x100 it well.”

Triple Jump: 1.

Tyson Rostad, Ham., Hamilton A, 45.33.

3.

Stevensville, 46.80.

3.

Hamilton D. 50, Darby 26, Victor 24. matchup and what they anticipated, By the end of the third quarter, 39-05.75. 2. Ross Lewis, Corv., 39-01.50.

4. Victor, 47.62. 5. Hamilton B, 47.78. 6.

4x400 Relay: 1. Corvallis. 2. Hamilton.

Individual: Coach Smith said, “We always know this game was still very close, 32-28, 3. Hudson Bain, Ham., 38-09.75. 4. TomFlorence, 47.79.

3. Darby.

100M: 1. Tyson Bauder, Ham., 11.43. that a rival game can go any way, so but the final score was 41-60. Darby my Bender, Ham., 38-07.50. 5. Canyon 4x400 Relay: 1. Corvallis A. 2. HamilShot Put: 1. Madison Lewis, Corv., 402. Tyson Rostad, Ham., 11.65. 3. Solomon our biggest advice wasBeller, to keep our had great fourth outscoring Parks, Victor, 38-01.25. 6. Lorenzo Grazton A.a 3.

Hamilton B. quarter, 4. Darby 5.

Corvallis 03. 2. Alina Brown, Corv., 33-07. 3. Harley Morgan, 11.72.

4. Kellan Stev., head in play our11.81. game6. the 28-13. Townsend and has the greatest and play in the varsity the two32-11. teams4.only zani, Stev., 37-03.75.

B. 6.Pirates Florence Hanson, Ham., Myaseparated Winkler, by 11.79.

5. the Treygame, Joseph, Corv., Broby Thomas Spencer and hustle and work together and Smith both had stellar 4th quarters, sense of humor game.

You saw the 4 and the Falcons also managed Shot Put: 1. Andrew Burrows, Ham., Darby’s Preston Smith scans Caleb Rockwood and the Pirate5.defense.

Photo by Thomas Ham., 32-01.

Trista Williams, Flor., 32gan Gard, Stev., 11.87. they definitely worked together!

And each posting 8 and Reed had 6 in that and quick wit, players and fans go to keep that lead in the fourth Girls Team Scores: Hamilton 207, 49-08.

2.

Hunter Gum, Stev., 47-06.

3.

00.

6.

Meredith Buhler, Corv., 31-02.

200M: Tyson Bauder, Ham., 23.56.

Spencer.

On Thursday night the Lady with a little press the whole we brings quarter.

Corvallis 173, Darby 54,back, Stevensville 38, Faith Carson Discus: 1.

Alanna Auch, Corv., 117-03.

2. Max Cianflone, 23.76. game 3. Trywhich a Varner, Victor, 43-07. 4. Bryce berserk when alas we well butbehind only outscoring the in the basket, hustle play hard Yellowjackets and Ham., community quit, so if are or ahead, it’s Florence 12, Victor 7.

Weidow, Corv., 43-01.

5.

Remington 2.

Crystal Hazel, Stev., 112-02.

3.

Madison Joseph, Corv., 23.96.

4.

Rauley Jessop, wanted to slow them down and try “Until the game is over, my only lot of levity to the most scored in the first Yellowjackets by 2 in that quardefense, and outwork the opponent,” celebrated their seniors from the not over until the buzzer rings.”

Individual: DeVantier, are Corv., 6. Wyattthe Miles, Lewis, Corv., 111-09.

Kendall Corv., 24.07.

5. Brogan Stev., 24.94. taking advantage ofcheer, aGard, few and mistakes.” thoughts to 40-10. keep putting ball team, whether minute of the varsity ter. The final4.score wasBoehm, 61-43, said Smith. “This group of boys never girls basketball team, 100M: Claire Hutchison, game!”

Stev., 13.22.

Corv., 40-06.

Flor., 107-01.

5. Ava Leopold, Corv., 1036. William Wagner, Flor., 24.96. during practices, Florence. other extracurricular activities.

2. Madi Nelson, Ham., 13.55. 3.Both Tarynteams came Discus: 1. Andrew Burrows, Ham., 07. 6. Ayda Griffin, Ham.,were 99-03.

400M: Ephran Apedaile, Ham., 56.05. team meetings The Jackets carried And although the Lady Jackets Searle, Ham., 13.61. 4. Makena Hawkin144-00. 2. Carson Varner, Victor, 123-06.

Javelin: 1. Tahnee Lewis, Corv., 2. Andrew Ricklefs, Ham., 56.10. 3. John or games.

Kelti out fast and strong in by their Captain, junior Clair did not walk with4.aCody win Bradford, son, Darby, 13.76. 5. Nadia Bruno, Ham., 3. Luke Maki, Flor., 122-10. 4. Issac Stok102-03. 2. Mya Winkler, Ham., 101-10. 3.

Dicken, Dar., away 1:01.71. is otherwise a the first quarter, not Hutchinson, who had an outagainst Florence, they competed 13.97. 6. Shae Wyland, Corv., 14.00.

Amber Anderson, Darby, 93-03. 4. Milana Stev., 1:02.30.

5. Thomas Rockwell, Ham., er, Corv., 117-10. 5. Bryce Weidow, Corv., quiet person, who really giving much standing night. against 200M: 1. Claire Hutchison, Stev., 115-07. 6. Tad Tackes, Stev., 112-04.

Bestor, Corv., 92-11. 5. Autumn Benson, 1:04.61.a strong, well coached

by Thomas Spencer in the up fourth and forCorv., When asked later what liked on defense “Claire had a realhegood game, 27.28. 2. Hadassah Wilson, Darby, 27.82.

Javelin: 1. Kellan Beller, Stev., 174-06.

90-06.

6. Jenna Guisinger, Ham., 800M: 1. Brinson Wyche, Corv., brings a competiteam and the atmosphere of the responded with about his experience, Grazzani said, tive fire to games either team but Stevi turning hard work on defense 3. Madi Nelson, Ham., 28.51. 4. Taryn 2. Tyson Rostad, Ham., 159-06. 3. Russell 88-05.

2:00.12.

2. Derek Criddle,and Corv., 2:02.52. night remained positive The Fighting their own favorite aspect about being Stev., anofthat is so Reynoso, fun to Corv., 151-07. 4. Levi Reynoso, managed to come“My outHigh into steals and fast breaks on Searle, Ham., 28.64. 9 5. of McKinnley Murray, Jump: 1. Claire Hutchison, 3. Colter Purcell, Ham., 2:04.27. cheerful.

The three seniors on 4. Gavin Ham., 28.79.

6.

Nadia Bruno, Ham., 28.80.

Corv., 150-00.

5.

Brogan Gard, Stev., 1344-10.

2.

Ayda Griffin, Ham., 4-10.

3.

Laila Hagberg, Corv., 2:05.27.

5.

Evan Bennett, 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 400M: 1. Olivia Lewis, Corv., 59.90.

2.

08.

6.

Jackson Jessop, Ham., 131-08.

Smart, Corv., 4-08.

4.

Wren Jensen, Ham., Ham., 2:11.24.

6.

Emmett Tolman, Ham., Broncs of Frenchtown on Tad Tackes in that new type of life and culture with new Finally, the second quarter. son had 21 on the night, scoring recognized on the night were Hadassah Wilson, Darby, 1:01.80.

3. she Madihas done High Jump: 1. Quinn Lue, Flor., 5-10.

4-08.

5. and McKinley Ham., 6.

2:21.04. in Stevensville.

Saturday quarter.

Beller people have the opportunity speaking to his But, like mostly inMurray, transition but4-06. sheto was Hailey Thomas, Kelti Wandler, Nelson, Ham., 1:02.75.

4. Farah Wyche, Hudson Bain, Ham., 5-08. 2. Lorenzo Taryn Searle, Ham., 4-04.

1600M: Colter Kirkland, Ham., time with2.Faith The Yellowjackets came accounted for 14, play basketball at a higher level than many times this seaalso effective pulling up from and Faith2.Huenergardt.

Corv., 1:06.04. 5. McKinnley Murray, Grazzani, Pole Vault: 1. Chaeley Lawerence, 4:35.82.

Nathaniel Gale, out really strong in coach the Flor., 4:36.29.

Tackes, 9, Florence’s Travino, Kasidy before.”

Huenergardt, Ful- Stev., 5-08. 4. William Wagner, son, the mid and three-point range Stevensville head Ham., 1:07.35.

Flor.,5-06. 5. Jason Chaplin, Ham., 5-06.

Ham., 8.50. 1. Chesnee Lawerence, Ham., 3. Kyler Harris, Flor., 4:49.72. 4. Harrison first quarter, beating 5, and Grazzani “I’ve played basketball in Italy bright remarked, Yeoman went off in the as well.

But the Lady Jackets are Bill Fulbright, to Jack his Davidson, 800M: 1. Lily Apendaile, Ham., 6. Logan Harrison, Ham., and TJ Brown, 8.50. 3. Jocelyn Covington, Corv., 6.50.

Silverio, Ham.,speaking 4:51.82. 5. some tough defensive had 4 on the night. for five years,” said Grazzani.

“This “Faith has played second quarter with most effective in the more runexperience coaching Hailey Cardullo, 2:36.56. 2. Rylee Brackman, Ham., Stev., 5-04.

3. Annora Weidow, Corv., 6.50. 5. KateCorv., 4:56.94.

6. Sebastian pressure numerous times This113:10.45.

Saturday is sixth year in a club, because with our Froshof the Falcons lyn 27my to and-gun style of Thomas, commented, “I have 2:40.93. 3. Madi Bahr, Victor, 5-06. 5. Jason Chaplin, Ham., 5-04.

Sytsma, Corv., 6.00.

6. play.

Ashli Jessop, Corv., 5:02.11. and capitalizing on strong also happened to in my country school and sports more team in our end the second half.

“Getting the ball up theare floor 1600M: 1. Autumn Benson, Corv., 6. Logan Harrison, Ham., and TJ Brown, Corv., 5.50.

1. Lane Cole, Hailey Ham., 10:11.88. been3200M: privileged to coach drives to the basket and be Senior Night separate programs.”

Grazzani usually program since she “They only missed quickly and without a lot of 5:55.56. 2. Kinga Kari, Ham., 5:56.74. 3.

Stev., 5-04. Pole Vault: 1. Taylor Searle, Long Jump: 1. Hadassah Wilson, 2. Gavin Hagberg, Corv., 10:27.58. for the past four years.

Hailey is 3. open from the floor. for thetwo exhibits a positive attitude and it 16was a freshman. shotsStevi in the Darby, wasted dribbling is something Sylvia Miller, Corv., 6:31.53.

4.young Emily Rau, Ham., 13-00. 2. Andrew Carmody, Ham., 16-09.

2. Layne Kearns, Ham., Nathaniel Flor., 10:30.08.

4. Kyler one oflooks the Gale, toughest young ladies, Ham., 6:56.70.

5.

Allison Streekstra, Flor., 13-00.

3.

Colter Kirkland, Ham., 12-06.

00.

3.

Chaeley Lawerence, Ham, 15-05.

Harris, Flor., 10:30.50.

5.

Carver Tison, The first quarter ended squad and in a wasn’t surprising to hear his response Faith has a won2nd quarter alone,” we have been working on all mentally and physically, you will 4.

Clay Truth, Corv., 10-00.

5.

Matthew 4.

Paige Colaprete, Corv., 14-09.

5.

Ayda Ham., 10:49.07.

6.

Harrison Silverio, 6:59.76.

13-14 Frenchtown where sea of junior boys, when asked what he liked most about derfully cheerful, Fulbright said.

That year,” said Fulbright.

“It’s gratifyever meet, and yet is so comSzymanski 1. Taylor Searle, Ham., 13Griffin, Ham., 14-07.

5. progress Reagan Burrows, Ham., 10:51.51.

3200M: 1. Laurie Davidson, Corv., Kellan Beller had 8 in that Lorenzo Grazzani his team and experience thus far.

“I upbeat attitude quarter proved to be ing to see the the girls passionate toward everybody 00. 2. Andrew Carmody, Ham., 13-00.

Ham., 14-07.

110Mand Hurdles: 1. Aiden Reed, Corv., 12:01.12. 2. Amara Auch, Corv., 12:13.90. quarter was absolutely stood out as the love how we support each other on about everything, the defining moment have made this year, and to see it around her. She plays herDar., heart16.88. 3.

3. Colter Kirkland, Ham., 12-06. 4. Clay Triple Jump: 1.

Layne Kearns, Ham., 16.04. 2. William Martin, 3. Ryanne Child, Ham., 13:08.54.

4.

Allieverywhere.

Beller worked team’s only senior. our team.

Our coaches are trying to and doesn’t let of the game. work effectively during parts of out every time Corv., she is on the 4. Nate Davis, Truth, Corv., 10-00. 5. Matthew Szyman33-05. 2. Paige Colaprete, Corv., 31-11.

Chase Tucker, 16.92. son Streekstra, Flor., 15:03.23. strongly defensively and Grazzani,The an third quarter make usthe compete anything get her game.” and get better every court.

I couldn’t ask for a player 3. Lily Apendaile, Ham., 31-07. 4. Reagan Corv., 18.34. 5. Will Heitman, Ham., 18.37. ski, Ham., 7-06. 6. Jared Reynoso, Corv., 110M Hurdles: 1. Olivia Lewis, Corv., played really strong to the Italian exchange single day.” down.

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

Yellowjacket 7-06.

Lorenzo Grazzani (12) , an exchange student 16.57. from Italy and Herbstritt, Corv., 16.70.

Burrows, Ham., 31-04. 5. Vivian Potter, 6. Iana Williford, Flor., 19.63.

2. Rylee basket inHurdles: thetofirst quarter.

The30-05.

Yellowjackets played East emotional and In regard his1.time with Long Jump: 1. Tyson Bauder, Ham., pass3.toJulia Stevensville’ only senior on the team, sends a no-look a teammate.

Corv., 6. Bella Scichilone, Victor, 300M Aiden Reed, Corv., Siefert, Ham.,student, 18.10. 4. was Amber Florence’s Kylie Kovatch with the jump shot The second and third welcomed by warm Helena on Tuesday, winning 35-32, exciting moment 30-00.

42.21.Wandler, 2. William Martin, Dar., Anderson, Darby, 18.17.

Kelti Fulbright said, 43.18. 3. TJ 20-00.75, 2. Aiden Gregoire, Corv., 17against Photo

by Stephanie K Geisgot been away from theDavis, and a Stevensville. and ending a 28-game losing streak. for our girls when 08.5.

3.

Logan Avery, Corv., 17-06.75.

Brown, 44.85.

4. Nate Corv., 300M Hurdles: 1. applause Rylee Herbstritt, 15 of their own.

However, the boys4. “quarter I have Stev., also privileged to Yellowjackets, who gave up 36 points thankful speech written by him was They will play Florence on Thursday Faith got to start Canyon Parks, Victor, 17-06.25.

5.

Jason 45.01.

5.

Harrison Shepp, Flor., 48.00.

6.

Corv., 49.42.

2.

Julia Siefert, Ham., 54.07. er Photography. from Stevi did hold the Broncs to 9 coach Kelti for four years. Kelti in that time and only answered with read to the crowd. at home.

Top track athletes attend Russ Plicher Top 10

Darby boys prevail against Pirates

Ravalli County Track Meet results

Stevi plays Florence on Senior Night

Stevi boys drop one to Frenchtown

Local Growers Guide

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1. Pink Grizzly Greenhouse

Phone: 406-728-3370 Lolo Location: 11454 Highway 93 South, Lolo. Next to Dairy Queen across from Lolo school.

Open May 8 through July 5th each year.

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• 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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Sweeny Creek LP Three Mile

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Golf Course Grantsdale Rd

406-777-3365 899 Three Mile Creek Road Miles Ave From Eastside Highway turn left on Three Mile Creek Rd and continue to the 4-way stop sign and you are there!

Bill and Suzanne Smith are owners of a mom and pop store in a location that has served the community for over 90 years. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a firstE. time grower we Tanner have a wide variety of choices to satisfy your needs. We offer Seed Saver Exchange open-pollinated, non-GMO seed as well as Burpee heirloom seed. We carry Bonnie Plants vegetables and Main St. herbs and Better Homes & Gardens trees, shrubs, peonies & lilies at optimum planting times Park for our area. We source locally grown annual & perennial flowers, vegetables, herbs and a variety of hanging baskets to add beauty and valueSouthwick to your home or business. We carry soil and fertilizer for the plants we sell. We have two lifetimes of growing experience and can give you helpful advice on how to plant and care for your choices. We strive to have those things everyone is looking for and those specialty items you won’t find anywhere else. If you are looking forward to sunny days and playing in the dirt come see us first! We can’t wait to see our friends and make new ones this growing season.

5. Cottage Garden Greenhouse

Bell

Simpson Ln

Family owned & operated. Wholesale & retail. 241-8360 • 5629 Lower Woodchuck, Florence (8 Mile community, follow signs 1.5 miles north from Eastside Hwy, north of the round about.)

Mon-Fri 9am - 7pm, Sat 9am-5pm. Closed Sundays Mid April through June while supplies last Eight large greenhouses full of annual bedding plant packs, pots and hanging baskets: • Flowers including pack petunias, marigolds, pansies, alyssum, lobelia, etc.

• Veggies including dozens of varieties of tomatoes & peppers, cole crops, herbs, cucumbers, squash and more; pack, 4” or 6” while supplies last.

• Wide variety of 12” hanging baskets (5,000 to choose from) * Specialty large combination baskets • Official Proven Winner Grower!

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2. Wayne Herman Trees

Call Wayne for more information 531-9009.

Just south of the stop light in Florence.

Open May - July 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. everyday.

Come check out our FRESH selection of Maple Trees. We also carry most deciduous trees.

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10. Moeller’s Nursery

777-3061 • 5034 Eastside Hwy. Stevensville, halfway between Stevensville and Florence. lupine, sedum, and ornamental grasses.

Open Mon. to Sat. 9am to 6pm, Sun. 11am-5pm Vegetable bedding plants – Large variety that produce well in theon Bitterroot: tomatoes, 406-961-3389 • Since 1971 •¾ miles South of Corvallis Eastside Hwy. Online orderWith over 30 years of growing in the Bitterroot Valley, CGG provides the best plants and customer peppers, cukes, melons, squash, broccoli and herbs. MT certified seed potatoes, strawberry service for long-time locals and new-comers alike. Stock up on everything you need for yourat berry, ing Moellersnursery.com plants, asparagus roots. Wall-o-water plant protectors. herb and vegetable gardens then be ready for an abundant feast this summer/fall. Locally grown Open every Nursery day instock season – April through November (while supplies last) – Shade trees, fruit trees, flowering trees and shrubs.

Lilac bushes.

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.

Saveplants: now on bare root trees every shade imaginable. Visit our website cottagegardengreenhouse.com or follow us on facebook and impatiens, shrubs. lobelia, asters, dahlias, geraniums, moss roses, marigolds, alyssum, begonias, for weekly specials and local gardening advice.

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.

• Locally grown annuals broccoli, cabbage, potatoes, cucumbers, squash and pumpkins.

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Rhubarb plants, raspberry, currant, and honeyberry. Save now on bare Open 6 days a week. Monday - Saturday root trees and shrubs.

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K&S Greenhouse has the healthiest plants in the Bitterroot — and best variety of hanging baskets 7. Stevensville Hardware • 406-777-3252 • 323 Main Street and deck planters. They carry vegetable seeds, onion sets and Montana-certified seed potatoes.

The Boutique 327 • 406-7774327 • 327 Main Street They also have herbs and vegetable starts – including 25 varieties of tomatoes. Check out their Open: Monday-Friday 7am-7pm, Saturday 8am-6pm, & Sunday 9am-5pm extensive selection of annual and perennial plants, as well as their nursery featuring small-caliber The Garden Center is located at Stevensville Hardware! ornamental trees, fruit trees and shrubs. www.ksgreenhouse.com Stevensville Hardware is your Garden Center Headquarters with a large selection of hanging baskets, annuals and perennials from our local Brown’s Greenhouse.

13. Bitterroot Nursery We carry many different types of soils, bark, manure, compost, rock and decorative bricks to help 961-3806 • 3 miles North of Hamilton on the Eastside Hwy. put the final touches on your garden or landscaping project. Our lawn and garden department Large selection of locally-grown trees and shrubs, vegetables, bedding plants, hanging baskets, inside has everything you need to get your lawn green from garden hose, sprinklers and fittings. perennials, annuals, pottery, garden ornaments, landscape supplies, mulch and more! Open M-F Be sure to stop into the Boutique 327 for unique gifts, home decor, house plants, yard art and 9-5:30, Sat 9-5, closed Sundays. more! As always buy a pot or bring your own and we will plant it for FREE! Visit the Rental Department. We have tillers, thatchers, an enclosed skid steer, mini excavator, boom lift, post driver and a little Bobcat. Along with so much more to help get your outside project 14. Evans Ace Hardware done in a breeze. Delivery is available for equipment.

363-3351 • 714 N. First (on Hwy 93) Hamilton Open 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 7 Days a week Evans Ace Hardware is your neighborhood gardening headquarters and Premier level STIHL deal8. Stevensville Country Store ership. Our certified garden team includes graduates from the SCOTTS Training Institute. They are 406-777-5527 • 3673 Eastside Hwy - Just south of Stevensville on Eastside Hwy. eager to answer your lawn and gardening questions. Our greenhouse has a full selection of local Open Monday - Saturday 9am-6pm, Sunday 10am-5pm - countrystore.net annuals, perennials, herbs, as well as Montana grown vegetables from Brown’s Greenhouse in From feed to seed to fencing and hardware, your local Country Store in Stevensville is here for Florence. Glacier Nursery will be supplying an assortment ​of trees and shrubs. Convenient bags of all your Spring needs! We work hard to stock our shelves with the highest quality products from soils and amendments are piled high. well-respected brands. We have seeds from Burpee, Botanical Interest, BSG Bailey, Rainier Seeds.

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Celebrating the Law at NVPL ‘Toward a More Perfect Union: The Constitution in Times of Change’ is the theme of Law Day 2022 Ed Higgins, from the Montana Legal Services Association (MLSA) is coming to the North Valley Public Library in Stevensville on Wednesday, May 11, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. to help celebrate Law Day. “The Constitution is a dynamic document, as it not only outlines a blueprint for government, but also delegates power, articulates rights, and offers mechanisms for change. It is neither perfect, nor exhaustive, as our nation’s history makes clear. Legislation, court rulings, amendments, lawyers, and ‘we the people’ have built upon those original words across generations to attempt to make the ‘more perfect Union’ more real. That effort continues today, as contemporary leaders and everyday citizens raise their voices as loud as ever to fulfill the promise of the Constitution. Defining and refining those words of the Constitution might be our oldest national tradition, and how each of us works—together—toward a more perfect Union.” – American Bar Association Higgins will be speaking about the law in general, with specific reference to the Constitution as well as where you can obtain legal assistance and how to choose a

lawyer. He will not be able to provide individual legal advice at this presentation.

Higgins is a 2000 graduate of the University of Montana School of Law. Upon graduation, Higgins served as Judicial Staff Attorney for the Honorable John W. Larson.

Higgins has spent the last 21 years serving low and moderate income clients at MLSA. In 2016, Higgins won the George L. Bousliman Professionalism Award from the Montana State Bar for his work setting up a struc- Ed Higgins, an attorney with the Montana Legal Sertured pro bono vices Association, will give a talk at the North Valley program for the Library on May 11.

Northwest Montana Bar AssociRegister on the website at ation and for his work creating northvalleylibrary.org. easy-to-use forms for self-repreThe North Valley Public sented litigants with the Access to Library is located at 208 Main Justice Commission.

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Book Review

Booked for the Season

Mother’s Day Books c.2022, various publishers $17.95-$28.00 various page counts

A tiny fistful of flowers is sweet.

A package wrapped with an entire roll of tape came from the heart, you know that. Likewise, when Dad helps Kiddo buy chocolate, it’s much-appreciated. But hey, drop some hints here: what you really want for Mother’s Day is one (or more) of these great books...

For the mother of a child with special needs, “Ain’t That a Mother”

by Adiba Nelson (Blackstone Publishing, $27.99) is a book about being a mother, a daughter, and a caretaker of a child who needs you. It’s funny, but also serious and perhaps helpful, if Nelson’s life is like yours. Also look for “Where the Children Take Us”

by Zain E. Asher (Amistad, $27.99), the story of a woman who, because of a tragedy, becomes a single mother of four in an instant. This story of raising children in a not-so-good situation is one you can’t miss.

For a new mother, or a mother-tobe, you can’t go wrong with “Mom

Milestones” by Grace Farris (Workman, $17.95). This cute, humorous book is filled with simple drawings, so it’s fast and easy to read. It’s also useful, long-term, since it takes readers through the first seven years of motherhood.

The woman who’s a mother to her mother now will want “Everything Left to Remember” by Steph Jagger (Flatiron Books, $27.99) is Jagger’s story of a road trip with her mom, who is dealing with dementia.

It’s a beautiful tale made poignant – what is about to be lost looms throughout, but so does love.

Star-struck Moms will enjoy “Wise Up” by Karen Duffy (Seal, $28.00), who was an MTV-VJ and a movie star long before she was somebody’s mother. There’s a lot of advice inside this book, some inspiration, anecdotes that’ll help you make sense of some things that bug you most, and a hugely satisfying number of side-stories that are the perfect dis-

tractions, too.

The woman who’s determined to keep her sewing, crafts, painting, and writing skills current-with-baby will appreciate “The Baby on the Fire Escape” by Julie Phillips (Norton, $27.95), which looks at the life a woman has outside that of being someone’s Mommy. How does creativity fit in with motherhood? Can you have small children and an artsy side, too? This book fits artists and writers, of course, but it may also speak to those who are still working from home with hopes of making it even a little bit easier.

And finally, for the divorced Mom who needs to hear from someone going through similar circumstances, “Moms Moving On” by Michelle Dempsey-Multack, MS, CDS (Simon Element, $26.99) is a book on co-parenting, conflict resolution, and care of self. In short: it’s exactly what you want to read when the going gets

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Flyfishing Journal

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Run-up to runoff, and a remembrance The other day I talked to a friend in Jackson, Wyoming. He’s in the flyfishing trade and talking business includes fishing. I asked him, “What’s going on in the Snake River country?”

He said, “We got a big snowload followed by rain and in the last two days the river has doubled in size -- we’re done until runoff is over.

How are things out your way?”

I was able to give him a more optimistic report.

“Well, for now, our river is in good fishable shape and fishing has been steady,” I told him.

“We’re below normal and have some moderate weather coming; it’ll be good for as long as the water gradually rises – but there will come a time…”

The report I gave him for the Bitterroot holds true, generally, for the Clark Fork and Rock Creek as well.

Until then, get out and fish. This year’s extended pre-runoff fishing won’t last forever.

Chuck

For blue-winged olives, be sure to carry #18 emerger and parachute patterns. And if we’re lucky, we’ll see fishable conditions when the Mother’s Day caddis are on the water. When conditions are right, a #14 or #16 caddis danced on the water can bring some memorable fishing.

A remembrance

The river lost a good friend a few days ago. You may not have known Mike Moline. He died at his home on the river of natural causes. He was in his early fifties.

When I first met Mike he was exiting life in the fast lane – male model, stuck in the fast-moving faux celebrity life of the fashion world.

He wanted to get away from all that. I hired him as a fishing guide.

He could be absolutely charming and dynamic -- had Early season rafting. a contagious grin and bright twinkle to his eye. It was for real – and his guide clients connected to that part of him. Besides that, he was good on the sticks and could fish.

Throughout his fly fishing career, he was buoyed by that enthusiasm – often in spite of demons from his past that plagued him.

And through it all, wherever a given

day might have found him personally, he had undying respect for two things: One was respect for his clients. When Mike was on his game you couldn’t ask for a better guide or fishing companion.

And the second – perhaps the most important – thing about Mike as a guide is this: He respected the resource. Call it the habitat, call it the fishery, call it Mother Nature, God’s Creation, whatever – Mike respected it, loved it. It hurt him, angered him, to see it tarnished, degraded, overrun or abused.

when he called and as soon as I picked up the phone I heard, “Chuck, this is Mike –- I gotta tell ya –- I’m out here on the river -- I had to be here alone to think things through. I been reading that book you gave me, and I just caught this beautiful sixteen-inch rainbow, and I’m looking up at this beautiful sunset over Blodgett Canyon, and I gotta tell you Chuck –- there is a God!” Like the errant brother Paul in “A River Runs Through It”, there was a beauty within Mike. Like Paul, he lived

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For the stretches that produce them, don’t give up on skwalas. While the easy fishing might be done with the SpongeBob SquarePants/Chubby Rubber skwalas, patterns, carry some skinny dark skwala patterns in a #10; maybe bracket that with a #8 or a #12. Good fish might take them when nothing else is on the water, and you make them move – just the slightest bit.

Mainstay dry flies include the Brindle ‘Chute and Purple Haze, both in #12 and #14 for March Browns and Gray Drakes.

That natural beauty spoke to him in deeper ways than many of us might have seen. While his weaknesses might have been on full display at times, I was privileged to see the inner, more private part of him.

One evening when he was going through a rough patch he had to get out on the river – alone. I was surprised

in that beauty at special times on rivers, like that evening he had to shout into the phone that there is a God. Now the love and beauty he saw in glimpses on many rivers finally surrounds him and he’s at peace in it.

And all of us who knew him can find peace in that.

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

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

DATED this 4th day of April, 2022.

ERICKA WELLS, Personal Representative c/o LionWood Law, PLLC 115 W. 3rd St., Ste. 103 Stevensville, MT 59870 BS 4/20, 4/27, 5/4/22. ___________________ David T. Markette MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. 601 S. First Street P.O. Box 515 Hamilton, MT 59840 (406) 363-1110 davidm@mcpcattorneys. com Attorneys for Petitioner MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RA VALLI COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of RONALD D. NEEDLES, a/k/a RON NEEDLES, Deceased.

Probate No. DP-41-2022000004 l Dept. No. 2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GNEN that the undersigned has been appointed as Personal Representative of the abovenamed estate. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to present their claims within four (4) months after the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred.

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

I declare under penalty of perjury under-the laws of

the State of Montana that the foregoing is true and correct.

DATED this 14 day of April, 2022.

Michael Needles MARKETTE & CHOUINARD, P.C. By: David T. Markette, Attorney for Personal Representative BS 4/20, 4/27, 5/4 ___________________ Montana 21st Judicial District Court, Ravalli County In the Matter of the Name Change of “Janice” Jeniece Howerton Palmer, Jeniece Howerton Palmer, Petitioner Cause No.: DV-41-202200000-74-NC Dept. No.: 1 Notice of Hearing on Name Change This is notice that Petitioner has asked the District Court for a change of name from “Janice” (on birth certificate) Marie Howerton Palmer to Jeniece Marie Howerton. The hearing will be on 04/13/22 at 1:30 p.m. The hearing will be at the Courthouse in Ravalli County.

Date: March 3, 2022.

Paige Trautwein Clerk of District Court By: Catherine di Gleria Deputy Clerk of Court BS 4-20, 4-27, 5-4, 5-11-22. ___________________ Douglas D. Harris DOUGLAS HARRIS LAW OFFICES Attorney at law 322 WEst Spruce Street P.O. Box 7937 Missoula, Montana 598077937 Telephone: (406) 549-7176 Fax: (406) 549-5177 spurcelaw@blackfoot.net ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER MONTANA TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, RAVALLI COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: DONALD LEE SCHURMAN, Deceased.

Probate No.: DP-22-24 Dept. No.: 1 Judge Howard F. Recht NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the Decedent are required to present their claims within four (4) months after the date of the first publication of this Notice to Creditors or said claims will be forever barred.

Claims must either be mailed to MELISSA LEA SCHURMAN, the Personal Representative, return receipt requested, in care of Douglas Harris Law Offices, P.O. Box 7937, Missoula, Montana 59807-7937, or filed with the Clerk of the above-named Court.

DATED this 20th day of April, 2022. /s/ Douglas D. Harris, Attor-

ney for Melissa Lea Schurman Personal Representative BS 4-27, 5-4, 5-11-22. ___________________ 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. ___________________ Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Professional Engineering Services Bitter Root Irrigation District On-Call Irrigation Services The Bitter Root Irrigation District (BRID) is soliciting professional services for oncall engineering support of BRID activities, including, but not limited to: planning, studies, design, construction, cost estimating, rate studies, preparation and administration of grant applications, support of BRID maintenance activities, evaluation of issues/concerns related to BRID facilities, selection of materials for repairs or improvements, and general engineering consultation with staff and the commissioners. The BRID intends to select one or more engineering firms to provide services.

This RFQ also includes the professional services noted above for the Water Efficiency, Modernization, and Planning Study Project was funded by an American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) grant. Services required will include application for, support for administration of, and tracking fund usage for grants from a variety of federal, state, and local agencies. The selected consultant will be required to meet all grant requirements for reimbursement.

This document is intended to provide interested consultants with sufficient information to prepare and submit a statement of qualifications for consideration

by BRID. Submittal Format and Proposal Content: Five hard copies of the Statement of Qualifications must be submitted to:

Bitterroot Irrigation District John Crowley, Manager 1182 Lazy J. Lane Corvallis, MT 59828 Phone 406-961-1182 Responses will be received no later than 5:00 PM (local time) on (May 4, 2022) in a sealed envelope clearly marked on the outside “SOQ for BRID On-Call Services”.

Legibility, clarity, and completeness are essential.

The proposal must be organized in accordance with this section. Brevity is appreciated by the BRID staff reviewing the proposals. The proposal may not exceed 15 pages and font size shall be 11 point or larger. Covers, cover letter dividers, and table of contents are not included in the page count. Key personnel resumes (1 page limit per person) shall be included as Appendix A and are not included in the page count.

When using double sided printing, each side of the page is counted as one page.

A proposal exceeding the specified number of pages may be considered non-responsive, and the proposal may not be considered.

The proposals shall contain the following information at a minimum: 1. The firm’s legal name, address, and telephone number (0 points) 2. Qualifications of professional personnel to be assigned to the project and a general description of company resources relevant to irrigation projects (40 points) 3. Related experience on similar irrigation projects, including the name and phone number of a local official knowledgeable, regarding the firm’s performance (reference) (20 points) 4. Recent and current work for BRID (5 points) 5. Location (15 points) 6. Present and projected workloads and (10 points) 7. Capability to meet time and project budget requirements (10 points) Selection will be based on a review of the submitted SOQ, a determination that the firm(s) have the ability to meet the needs of the District, and that the firm will bring the greatest benefit to BRID in the opinion of the commissioners.

GENERAL INFORMATION: BRID may select one or more firms submitting SOQs. BRID may select one or more firms based on in-

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

Claims must either be mailed to 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.

___________________ AUDIT PUBLICATION STATEMENT An audit of the affairs of the Stevensville Public Schools, Stevensville, Montana, has been conducted by the firm of Denning, Downey & Associates, P.C. Certified Public Accountants. The audit covered the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021.

Section 2-7-521, MCA, requires that this publication concerning the audit report is on file in its entirety and open to public inspection at Stevensville School District Business Office, 300 Park St. Stevensville, MT. Sincerely, William F. Schiele Business Manager/ Clerk BS 5-4-22

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Today we will see mostly cloudy skies, high temperature of 68°, humidity of 42%.

Southwest wind 2 to 5 mph. The record high temperature for today is 87° set in 1918.

Expect partly cloudy skies tonight, overnight low of 41°. South southwest wind 5 mph.

The wind chill for tonight could reach 40°. The record low for tonight is 25° set in 1996.

Thursday, skies will be mostly cloudy with a slight chance of isolated rain, high temperature of 72°, humidity of 44%. South southwest wind 5 to 8 mph.

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formation in the submitted SOQ or may elect to conduct interview with preferred firms. BRID may elect to enter into a Master Services Agreement with the selected firm(s) and carry out work through a series of task orders to define scope and budget for discrete tasks or may use a project specific contract that includes scope and budget to carry out work.

BRID reserves the right to reject any or all statements of qualification and re-advertise, to waive any irregularities in the statements of qualification, and to accept the statement of qualification that best benefits BRID. BRID reserves the right to negotiate agreements based on fair and reasonable compensation for the scope of work and services proposed as well as the right to reject any and all proposals deemed unqualified, unsatisfactory or inappropriate.

All proposals become the property of the BRID. BRID is not responsible for any costs associated with preparing qualification statements in response to this RFQ. Questions should be directed to John Crowley, BRID Manager, 406-961-1182.

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Wednesday, May 4, 2022

Montana’s rolled-back public health powers leave some areas in limbo

by Katheryn Houghton Kaiser Health News A year after a new Montana law stripped local health boards of their rulemaking authority, confusion and power struggles are creating a patchwork oversight system that may change how public health is administered long after the pandemic is over.

The law, which took effect last April amid criticism of mask mandates and other covid restrictions on businesses, gave local elected leaders the final say in creating public health rules. Supporters said elected officials would be accountable to voters if they abuse that authority, while opponents said the change would inject politics into health decisions.

Matt Kelley, CEO of the Montana Public Health Institute, a nonprofit focused on strengthening public health systems, said local health boards still have a duty to protect their communities, but the law limits their power to do so.

“Anybody who has ever been in a job where they have a responsibility for something but not the authority to actually get that done knows how hard that is and how bad that feels,” Kelley said.

The law was part of a wave of bills passed in statehouses amid a pandemic backlash.

At least 26 states adopted laws rolling back public health powers. Montana legislators passed some of the most restrictive changes, including preventing limits on religious gatherings and banning employers — even hospitals — from requiring vaccination against covid-19 or any other disease.

Before the new law, health boards comprising appointees by local governments set public health rules and approved emergency health measures for their regions. The measure limiting health boards’ powers allows them to pass orders in an emergency, though the elected officials can change or revoke those orders. Elected officials also have final say in appointing a health officer. But local health departments’ and health boards’ day-to-day operations are supposed to be untouched by the new rules.

The law left county commissions to oversee county health boards and city councils to oversee city health boards. But for local governments with joint health departments, the law is vague; they’re left to define their own “governing body” to provide oversight.

As a result, those cities and counties have to rework agreements that define how their joint boards operate, said Kelly Lynch, executive director of the Montana League of Cities and Towns.

Several haven’t figured it out. In some places, the holdup has been local officials

butting heads over who should get a vote and how much sway each should get. In other areas, established bodies have not outlined how they’ll operate.

As of early April, four out of six of Montana’s most-populated counties — Missoula, Cascade, Yellowstone, and Gallatin — still hadn’t finalized their governing bodies. That left public health boards in limbo. Many of the health officials stuck in the middle are new to the job after their predecessors quit or retired in the face of an increasingly polarized public.

When D’Shane Barnett was hired as health officer for the Missoula City-County Health Department, he expected the new rules to roll into place soon after. A year later, he’s still waiting.

“The weirdest impact is that I don’t know who my boss is,” Barnett said.

County spokesperson Allison Franz said local officials hope to have a draft interlocal agreement ready for county and city leaders in June.

Until then, Barnett said, he tries to make sure all interested local government officials are on board with his department’s actions.

“So far, everybody is, but it won’t be that way forever,” he said.

David Bedey, a Republican state representative from Ravalli County who proposed the new law last year, said the idea to shift public health authority to elected officials preceded the pandemic. Although politicians aren’t experts in roadways, they craft the rules of the road — and the same idea should apply to public health, he said.

Bedey said he’s surprised it’s taken localities this long to establish governing bodies, but he believes they’ll work it out.

“The idea here was local jurisdictions and citizens within those jurisdictions would settle this amongst themselves,” Bedey said.

“If they have pending regulations that need approval, that ought to give them plenty of motivation.”

John Felton, Yellowstone County’s health officer, said the law has created confusion in the state’s largest county.

There, four jurisdictions — the county, the cities of Billings and Laurel, and the town of Broadview — overlap in oversight of a health department, RiverStone Health, which has its own clinics and offers medical services beyond the scope of most public health agencies in the state.

Felton wonders how new oversight might affect future changes in non-covid areas of public health, such as food prep rules or how tattoo artists wrap clients’ new ink.

He’s waiting to see how local leaders define a governing body’s interactions with other new laws, such as one that restricts health

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But with covid cases low, those once-pressing questions seem to have fizzled out.

“Without that urgency and concern that someone’s going to put in masking requirements or occupancy limitations, it kind of gets forgotten,” Felton said.

Even with the uncertainty, Felton said, he’ll act if a public health issue puts people at risk: “I will just do what I believe is the right thing and sort it out later if someone doesn’t like the way it was, or they think it was contrary to the intent of the rules.”

In the law, the authors wrote that part of its purpose was to address issues or conditions created during a public health emergency, not to hinder the non-emergency powers of local health boards. Gallatin County Commissioner Joe Skinner, a supporter of the change, said restaurant inspections, septic permits, and the like should be left to health professionals.

“When you start restricting people’s freedoms, closing businesses, requiring certain things like masks, that’s not a health decision anymore,” he said. “That’s a political decision that should be made by people that are elected.”

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For months, Skinner and his fellow county commissioners wanted to be the sole representatives on the new public health authority governing board over the Gallatin City-County Health Department. City leaders from Bozeman and Belgrade objected to being shut out. County officials signed on to a proposal allowing a representative from each city, but some public health workers — including Kelley, a former Gallatin City-County health officer — objected that the plan goes beyond the law by requiring the county’s approval of the health board’s spending.

Bozeman Mayor Cyndy Andrus said city officials were reviewing the latest proposal.

“The legislature may have made a long-term decision based on what I would call a shortterm event,” she said. “You know, 99% of what public health boards do is not pandemic-related.”

In Missoula, Barnett said it will take time to understand all the consequences of the law. “This has added a layer of bureaucracy, and it brings popular opinion into public health,” he said. “There are probably going to be effects and ramifications from this bill that we might not see for years.”

KHN reporter Jacob Owens contributed to this story.

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West-central Montana hunter and bowhunter ed instructors honored Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks honored the service of its west-central Montana (Region 2) hunter and bowhunter education volunteer instructors this month in Missoula. Montana’s hunter and bowhunter education program is made possible by a group of dedicated volunteer instructors that collectively teach hundreds of classes each year. The state’s longest serving instructor has been volunteering for 65 years.

All service award recipients receive a plaque and special additional awards at set service milestones. Receiving awards at this year’s workshop in Missoula were numerous instructors with service ranging from 5 to 35 years (please see the list below).

Highlighting this year’s awards were Jim Wyant and Thomas Wyant, Sr. of Anaconda receiving their 30-year award for bowhunter education, and Mark Petroni of Anaconda with 35 years of bowhunter education service and Deb Regan of Superior with 35 years of hunter education instruction.

Several instructors also received special awards for their extra contributions as instructors. Randy Allen of Missoula received the Instructor of the Year Award. Andy Knapp of Alberton received the Charlie Whitfield Award for excellence in teaching bowhunter education and Dave Tweet received the Joe Rice Award for excellence in teaching hunter education.

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2022 West-Central Montana Hunter and Bowhunter Education Award List 5 Years Hunter Ed Kerrie Berger, Anaconda Eric Clark, Lolo Logan Fraley, Ronan Pete Giese, Seeley Lake Dean Johnson, Missoula Marty Maddalena, Missoula 5 Years Bowhunter Ed Kerrie Berger, Anaconda Eric Clark, Lolo Logan Fraley, Ronan Marty Maddalena, Missoula 10 Years Hunter Ed Christopher Davey, Missoula Jill Wilson, Stevensville 10 Years Bowhunter Ed Merri Clapham, Stevensville Jackie Weidow, Victor 15 Years Hunter Ed Darryl Graham, Lolo 20 Years Bowhuntr Ed David Simons, Jr., Florence Zane Wyant, Anaconda 20 Years Hunter Ed Randy Allen, Missoula Dolores Dunkerson, Drummond Michael Williams, Stevensville 25 Years Hunter Ed Phil Mason, Ignatius 25 Years Bowhunter Ed Andy Knapp, Alberton Pete Newman, Missoula 30 Years Bowhunter Ed Jim Wyant Thomas Wyant, Sr. 35 Years Hunter Ed Deb Regan, Superior 35 Years Bowhunter Ed Mark Petroni, Anaconda

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