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The Williston STAR Fund board of directors has extended the deadline for 2016 Community Enhancement (CE) grant applications until Wednesday, December 30, 2015 at 5 p.m. The CE grant program helps nonprofit groups and organizations fund activities and projects that improve the quality of life in the Williston area. Grant recipients in the past include Williston Sea Lions, Boy Scouts, James Memorial Center for the Visual Arts, and others. “The grants are a great financial tool to help nonprofit groups achieve their goals,” said Williston May...
As the holidays draw near, people are making plans to enjoy the season with their loved ones. For many, this is a happy time filled with festive gatherings, good food and gifts. But for those in need, the holiday season can be a difficult time. This holiday season, the Red Cross is asking Montanans to remember those in need by giving with meaning. “Make this holiday season especially meaningful by lending a hand to people who are struggling,” says Diane Wright, Executive Director of Montana Red Cross. “By supporting the Red Cross, you can b...
The Montana Department of Revenue is notifying convenience stores and other retailers about a new law requiring a license by January 1, 2016, to sell alternative nicotine or vapor products. The department is mailing 1,800 postcards to retail outlets telling them they need to have the new Alternative Nicotine or Vapor Products License by January 1 to sell the products. “These products are commonly referred to as e-cigarettes, vapor cigarettes or vapes,” said Jim McKeon, Department of Revenue Unit Manager. “Even if you currently sell these vapor...
Fairview elementary school held its Winter Music Celebration last Tuesday with a delightful evening of music enjoyed by all....
The American Farm Bureau Board of Directors has voted to support the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, stating that it would be economically beneficial for agriculture. Montana Farm Bureau President Bob Hanson, who sits on the AFBF Board, noted that Montana agriculture would benefit, as well. “There are many positive aspects for beef producers,” said Hanson. “We will increase the amount of beef we export, which will help beef prices rebound. With this agreement, a 39 percent tariff of beef drops to zero. Japan is our largest consu...
