Fairytale Farms Volunteer Day, April 25
GREENOUGH – Join Fairytale Farms for their monthly volunteer day Saturday, April 25 from 12-5 p.m. Volunteers will learn about Hugelkultur garden beds and work in the greenhouse. Please bring work gloves, water bottle and snacks, no lunch will be provided. There will be a portable toilet available for volunteers to use.
Volunteers are asked to RSVP, 406-244-8811, since group size is limited to 50 people. Fairytale Farms is located at 11791 Waterfowl Lane, Greenough. For more information visit their Facebook page.
Board of Health recommends face coverings
To protect the health of essential workers and members of the community, the Missoula City-County Board of Health adopted a recommendation April 14 that all members of the public and employees and volunteers serving the public wear a cloth face covering over their nose and mouth when in public and unable to social distance.
The recommendation does not replace the need for social distancing, but rather provides additional protection to members of our community from presymptomatic spread.
The recommendation applies to members of the public when doing essential shopping as well as to employees or volunteers who serve people in stores, pharmacies and other such settings.
The recommendation would not apply to those who cannot wear cloth face coverings if contraindicated for their health or cannot wear them properly due to their age or ability.
The Board hopes that the community embraces the recommendation so that an order is not needed.
“The goal is to normalize face coverings to protect others in our community, including those essential workers who are at risk,” said Cindy Farr, Incident Commander with the Missoula City-County Health Department’s COVID-19 response. “These are difficult times, and we all need to do our part to make this happen. Let’s protect our essential workers and our community.”
Statewide COVID-19 numbers update
As of April 20, there are 433 cases of COVID-19 in Montana including 243 recoveries, 57 hospitalizations and 11 deaths due to COVID-19 complications. Missoula County has had 40 cases, 26 of which have recovered and one death.
For the most up-to-date and accurate information and best ways of protecting yourself and others, please refer to the Missoula County-City Health Department website http://missoula.co/cvirus or call 406-258-INFO (4636) Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Other resources include regularly updated information for Missoula City-County Joint Information Center, http://covid19.missoula.co/, state information at http://covid19.mt.gov and the CDC website https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
Missoula County Sheriff’s Office Call April 13 – April 20
• 4/13, 4:23pm, 3XX C Street, Seeley Lake: Burglary
• 4/14, 2:37am, 3XX Boy Scout Road, Seeley Lake: Disturbance
• 4/15, 6:35pm, 1XX Trailer Lane, Seeley Lake: Trespassing
• 4/16, 9:12pm, 32XX Highway 83, Seeley Lake: Suspicious Activity
• 4/16, 9:13pm, 9XX Old Barn Road, Summit: Disturbance
• 4/17, 7:15pm, 18XX Camas Road, Potomac: Trespassing
• 4/19, 1:44pm, Buck Creek Road, Seeley Lake: Trespassing
• 4/19, 7:20pm, 4X mile marker Highway 83, Condon: Accident – No Injury
Seeley Lake Rural Fire District Response Log April 12 – April 18
• 4/12, Moose Lake, Seeley Lake: Medical
• 4/14, Montana Drive, Seeley Lake: Chimney Fire
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