Articles from the September 15, 2021 edition

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 By Zoe Merrill    News    September 15, 2021

The City Council discussed increase costs in Storm Drain Project

All city council members were present at the last city council meeting except for Rich Jesperson, who had a tree limb removal accident. He was home from the hospital and healing from a concussion. All three of the city employees were present,...

 

Harvest Festival to replace Harvest Dinner, September 25

In lieu of the traditional Harvest Dinner, this year the ladies of the PCW at St. Margaret Mary's have decided to host a Harvest Festival instead. The Harvest Dinner has been hosted by the gals for...

 
 By Steve Sibra    News    September 15, 2021

Lawrence B. Green 1929-2021; A man of pebbles

Someone once criticized me, telling me, everything with you is a story. And I think he was right – but I don't take it as a criticism, I see it as acknowledgement of a gift, to be shared. This is m...

 
 By Tyler Lane    News    September 15, 2021

Green Acres

Fall is a Great Time to Order Shelterbelt Trees The Montana Conservation Seedling Nursery (MCSN) is already receiving orders for shelter belt plantings. Rocky Mountain Juniper is the most popular windbreak species and sells out quite quickly. If you...

 

MSU Extension to offer estate and legacy planning learn-at-home course

BOZEMAN — Montana State University Extension and the Montana Community Foundation will collaborate to offer a new learn-at-home course that covers estate and legacy planning topics for Montanans. “Estate/Legacy Planning for Every Montanan” is a fiv...

 

Patching Cracks

I am currently reading a book on speed reading. I have tried to learn speed reading in the past, but have struggled with the discipline and practice elements of the process. An interesting element of the process set for in the book I’m currently r...

 
 By Ann Denning    News    September 15, 2021

United Methodist Women looking for members

UMW stands for United Methodist Women. We meet once a month at the Methodist church. We have a great time, a time that is interdenominational. This means we welcome anyone to attend and join us in worshiping God and donating to many charities in Big...

 

Senior Center News

Menu Thursday, September16 - Tuna noodle casserole, veggies, and Apple Waldorf salad. Friday, September 17- Polish & Sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, and Caramel apple salald. Monday, September 20- Chicken sandwiches, tots, and pudding. Tuesday,...

 

Pioneers take down Savage 43-6

Pioneers won the toss and chose to receive. They got off to a slow start and had to turn the ball over to the Savage team who managed to move quickly downfield, however, the Pioneer defense stopped...

 

Lady Pioneers win in 3 against Box Elder

By Carolyn Mosier The Lady Pioneers won their first regular season match against the Box Elder Lady Bears, winning all three sets. Coach McKenney was pleased with her team’s performance overall and had this to say. “We served well with 15 aces. Eva...

 

Sintaluta Continued from last week

When I return to Saskatchewan, I enjoy the peace and privacy of my backyard. Most houses in Sintaluta have large backyards with beautiful gardens. Mine is huge, with bushes and large trees surrounding it and a willow plop right in the middle. In nice...

 

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