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POTOMAC - Throughout the Blackfoot Watershed, Potomac residents are out and about making tracks in the late winter snow. Winter recreationists are walking, hiking, skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling despite cold temperatures, rain, slush and ice. Debbie Dudley walks every day, year 'round with her dogs, siblings Bridger and Maddie. "We walk for exercise and enjoyment for all of us," said Dudley. "The dogs love it!" The trio typically walks in the morning during the week and her husband Bob wal...
SWAN VALLEY - Larry Christiansen, resident of Swan Valley, Mont. and Burien, Wash. went home to be with the Lord Feb. 18. He grew up in Montana at the State Orphans Home in Twin Bridges, Mont. He joined the US Air Force in 1955 and was trained as an air traffic controller. He was assigned to Larson Air Force Base in Moses Lake, Wash. where he met his wife LaRuth. They have been married 60 years. After his first tour of duty he was hired by the Federal Aviation Agency and worked at Van Nuys,...
We live in an era when it is easier and easier to get what we need, when we want it. Yet, we are still limited by availability. There can be occasions when we have to wait to see the dentist or arrive at a store before closing time. Often there are people we need to meet with who may not be available for a long time. As I continue to write about the attributes of God, what is certain is that God is never closed for business. An attribute of God describes the Lord’s character, His nature, and w...
BUTTE - The Seeley-Swan Lady Blackhawks' season came to an end with a third place finish at the Western C Divisional Tournament Feb. 25. The Ladies won their opening game against Ennis but fell in the semifinal to Arlee. They sent St. Regis home before facing Ennis again in the consolation game. The Lady Blackhawks defeated Ennis for third place and needed Arlee to win the championship for any hopes to challenge for second. Arlee fell to Twin Bridges and the Lady Blackhawks settled for third....
Special District Elections – Candidates Not Accepted by Acclamation until After Write-in Deadline April 3 SEELEY LAKE – In the Feb. 16 article “Most Board Positions Filled by Acclamation” it states that there will not be an election. This did not account for the write-in deadline of Monday, April 3 at 5:00 p.m. Missoula County Elections Administrator Rebecca Connors said if a write-in files, and the number of candidates that have filed exceeds the number of available seats, there will be an election even though the write-in candida...
