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    Richland County Injury Prevention Coalition|Nov 16, 2011

    Too Many People Are Being Unintentionally Injured Or Killed In Crashes! PART 2 We can all share the roadways safely…semis and trailers, farm equipment, pickups, cars, motorcycles, bicycles and pedestrians, by following a few simple rules and being curtious to others. ALWAYS-ALWAYS BUCKLE YOUR SAFETY BELT WHEN IN A VEHICLE! Gravel Roads: Nearly 90% of all Montana crashes are in a rural setting. Pickups have the highest fatality rate because occupants of pickups are less likely to wear seat belts and pickups and SUVs are more likely to roll o...

  • Introducing ”The Sharing Clothesline” Event In Watford City Dec. 8

    Nov 16, 2011

    “The Sharing Clothesline event is scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 8 from 10 a.m.-7:30 p.m. at the Watford City Civic Center. The Sharing Clothes Line...a non-profit event involving a community of caring moms who would like to share their children’s gently used clothing and household goods to help those in need within Watford City and the surrounding areas. All items will be offered FREE OF CHARGE. Clothing will range in sizes infants to teens. Household items will vary. Any monetary donations will be given to the community Food Pantry. Hope you ca...

  • Glendive Man Receives Montana Farm Bureau Distinguished Service Award

    Nov 16, 2011

    Kenny Nemitz, Glendive, received the Distinguished Service Award during the Montana Farm Bureau Annual Convention at the Hilton Garden Inn, Missoula. Nemitz, a Farm Bureau member for more than 30 years, has held many offices with the Dawson-Wibaux County Farm Bureau. He has served on the Mountain West Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance board for 20 years. He is a member of the Yellowstone River Conservation District Council board and is chairman of Lower Yellowstone River Development Board. He has...

  • Montana’s Missouri River Country Cooperative Marketing Funds

    Nov 16, 2011

    For FY 11/12 Missouri River Country budgeted $4,000 in Cooperative Marketing, which is designed to allow Missouri River Country to promote an area or event on a cooperative basis with a nonprofit tourism-related organization. The intent of this program is to encourage the development of new or expanded marketing projects outside the local community, thereby increasing the tourism travel to the region and extending the traveler’s stay in Missouri River Country. The cooperative marketing funds are a 50/50 split between Missouri River Country a...

  • Make It With Sugar Winning Receipes

    Nov 16, 2011

    Wild Grape Jelly – Joyce Sifers Pick and wash grapes removing stems. Put 4-4.5 lbs. grapes in kettle with 2 cups water. Bring to a boil, turn down heat to simmer. Stir and cover for 10 minutes, simmer for up to an extra 5 minutes if needed. Strain juice into reserve container. Bring 5 cups juice, 1 box fruit pectin and 7 cups sugar to a boil for 1 minute. Put mixture in jars and seal in hot water for 20 minutes. Apple Pie – Patricia Denowh Crust-Mix 2 cups flour, 1 tsp. salt, 2/3 cup Crisco & ¼ cup milk. Roll out. Mix 4 cups sliced apples, 1 cu...

  • SHS BPA Sponsoring Children’s Shopping Event Dec. 3

    Nov 16, 2011

    The Sidney High School BPA will be sponsoring a Children’s Shopping Event Saturday, Dec. 3 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Children will be allowed to shop for members of their family at a minimal charge. Gift choices will be available for all ages and members will assist the children with their shopping and wrap and package the gifts....

  • Savage & Fairview Advance To State Finals

    Nov 16, 2011

    Savage goes on to the state championship game with Denton on Saturday, Nov. 19 at 1 p.m. Fairview also advanced to the finals with a 36-16 win over Chinook Saturday. Fairview will face Twin Bridges in Fairview, Saturday, Nov. 19 at 1 p.m....

  • PPL Montana Community Fund Is A Great Resource For Non Profits

    Nov 16, 2011

    In 2011, Leslie Messer, Richland Economic Development executive director, was appointed onto the PPL Community Fund Advisory Board. The board meets in the spring and fall to distribute $200,000 annually in grant funds to eligible applicants focusing on the areas of education, the environment, or economic development. Messer serves along with the following people; representing business and the community: Liz Bangerter, Helena; Anders Blewett, Great Falls; Cathy Conover, Bozeman; Pat Downey, Three Forks; Scott Johnson, Big Sky; Joan Kronebusch,...

  • Thanksgiving Myths & Trivia

    Lois Kerr|Nov 16, 2011

    We all look forward to Thanksgiving Day, when the thoughts of turkey, mashed potatoes, wheat bread and butter, cranberries, and corn on the cob keep us salivating for weeks. Oh, and don’t forget the pumpkin pie to finish off a meal that causes the average American to eat a day and a half worth of calories, or an average of 4500 of these little heat units, in just a few short hours. Oh, and by the way, the Pilgrims did NOT eat any of the above for Thanksgiving Day; potatoes were a little known f...

  • Feast Day Of Fools

    Lois Kerr|Nov 16, 2011

    In my opinion, nothing beats a great, well-written book with believable, all-too-human characters, an intricate plot, and the clash of good versus evil culminating in an exciting ending. Feast Day of Fools, written by James Lee Burke, provides all these thrills, exceptionally well-fleshed out characters, and with plenty of villains and good guys that clash, sometimes in gruesome ways, throughout the book. The story pivots around Hackberry Holland, the sheriff of a southwest Texas county. I...

  • Standard Time Heralds

    Lois Kerr|Nov 16, 2011

    The end of daylight savings time signals the arrival of long dark winter nights with their correspondingly short winter days. The end of daylight time is as depressing as Labor Day Monday, as there is no doubt about it, darkness envelops the MonDak by 5 p.m. Even on a bright winter day, long purple shadows stretch out from their sources by 3:30 or 4 p.m. in the afternoon, letting us know nightfall lurks just around the corner. We plan winter outdoor activities during the day in increments of...

  • A Retirement Plan That Does More

    Staci Miller|Nov 16, 2011

    If you listen very long to (or participate in) conversations that touch on the hopes and dreams for retirement years, one thing becomes evident: the conversation is often one of those “good news/bad news” discussions. The good news is that Americans are living longer. The other side of the coin is that more years in retirement require more powerful plans for income. While you won’t find many complaining about better health and longer life, it’s difficult to find very many adults over the age...

  • Crutch, Cane or Walker?

    Lois Kerr|Nov 16, 2011

    My brother had knee surgery a few years ago and after the surgery, his doctor inquired as to whether my brother wanted crutches or a walker to use while the knee healed. My brother opted for crutches, which came as no surprise to me as not only do I know my brother very well, but I also have noticed the status we as a society apply to the use of crutches, canes and walkers. We also as a nation place a high premium on youthful attributes, and that also impacts the choices we make even on somethin...