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Nonprofit donates to playgrounds, trails Nonprofit donates to playgrounds, trails

DIXON — Friends of Ronan Parks and Trails (FORPAT) stopped by the Dixon School District to drop off a check for $500 to help the school with the cost of maintaining their new playground, but the group didn’t stop there. As soon as school started, group members Carole Lankford and Eleanor Vizca...

Briefs for Sept. 9, 2015

Traffic education sign up ends Sept. 10 POLSON — Fall Traffic Education sign-ups began Sept. 4 and end on Sept. 10. Classes begin Sept. 18 and space is limited. Applications can be picked up at the Polson High School office.   Help impact children through Polson Reads POLSON — Th...

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 POLSON — What disease did cured ham actually have? A good cure for the winter doldrums is: —  Senior bowling resumes Tuesday, Sept. 15. The cost remains $9. —  There will be no bingo on Friday, Sept. 11. — The veterans’ aide will be here Sept. 15 from...

Roping camp blends skill, culture, history Roping camp blends skill, culture, history

POLSON — A patient, caramel-colored pony stood facing a roping dummy, with Sage Nicolai of Arlee on his back. Sage was roping the dummy under the tutelage of Zanen Pitts of Dixon.  “You’re swinging that rope pretty good, Sage,” Pitts said.  Around the area, other cowbo...

McElderry’s plea agreement denied, trial set

POLSON — A request to reaffirm Adrian McElderry’s guilty plea and set a date for sentencing was denied in District Court Aug. 26. McElderry, 32, is accused of killing his wife, RaeLynn Charlo, 29, on Nov. 18, 2014 in their Charlo residence. He was charged with deliberate homicide, to which he ...

Lozeau trial to be held out of area

POLSON — Judge James A. Manley has ordered a change of venue to a county outside western Montana to ensure Harry Lozeau gets a fair trial. Lozeau is accused of killing his brother, Terry Lozeau, on June 14, 2014. On June 25, 2014, Lozeau pleaded not guilty to felony  charges of deliberate homic...

Polson takes down Dillon at volleyball Tip Off Tourney

News from Polson High School The Lady Pirates had a good run at the Tip Off Tourney in Dillon, getting some good practice against hard-hitting teams like tournament champ Butte Central and capping off their weekend with a hard-fought win over Dillon. Butte Central crushed the Lady Pirates to the tune o...

Pirates swing away in Missoula

MISSOULA — Polson’s golfers faced a tough field at the Missoula Invitational held Aug. 24 at Canyon River Golf Course, with the boys finishing ninth of 11 teams. Carson McDaniel led Polson with a score of 79, while Noah McDonald totaled 87; Curtis Capdeville 91; Matt Hobbs 93 and Alex Salois 1...

St. Joseph welcomes new doctor St. Joseph welcomes new doctor

News from Providence St. Joseph Medical Center POLSON — Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Polson welcomes Dr. Nikki McKinsey, D.O. as a new provider. Born and raised in York, Pennsylvania, she attended Millersville University of Pennsylvania and received a Bachelor of Science in Molecular B...

Safest journey is rear facing

News from Lake County Health Department/ Child Care Connections of Bozeman POLSON — At one time or another you will face the age-old debate, when can I turn my child’s car seat around?  Many parents experience conflicting messages when considering the “right” time to face a...


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