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Articles with the Tag: Salish Kootenai College

Migratory birds take center stage locally, internationally

News from the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes  PABLO — Local third-grade artists from across the Reservation have completed excellent entries for this year’s annual International Migratory Bird Day poster contest sponsored by the CSKT Wildlife Management and Information & Educ...

Powwow honors graduates Powwow honors graduates

PABLO — With an impressive line-up of drums, the Salish Kootenai College powwow filled the Joe McDonald Health and Fitness Center on May 9 and 10 with grand entries at 7:45 on Friday evening and at 1 and 7 p.m. on May 10. This is the second annual powwow for SKC, hosted by Spirit of the Bison. This ...

Run 4 It results posted

PABLO — Despite a rainy forecast, participants were greeted with perfect running weather for the annual Women 4 Wellness Run 4 It 1-mile/5k race on Saturday, May 10. The overall women’s fastest 5k time belonged to ShiNaasha Pete (29:29) and the mens’ winner was Patrick Lake (21:57). The rac...

Kids play, dance, learn at health fair Kids play, dance, learn at health fair

PABLO — Kids were dancing, kids were playing double ball, kids were learning about correct hand washing and teeth brushing and kids were planting peppers and beans at the children’s health fair on April 30. The health fair came about because Salish Kootenai College Bachelor of Science in Nursi...

Climate change rally informs crowd

PABLO — Montanans gathered in 13 communities around the state on April 26 in a series of rallies and events entitled Montanans for Climate Solutions. In Pablo, about 45 people gathered at the Late Louie Caye Building on the Salish Kootenai College campus.  Speakers included Werner, Ph.D., a ...

Communities create Easter fun with egg hunts Communities create Easter fun with egg hunts

  If children picked up their toys as quickly as they snatched up Easter eggs on Saturday, busy moms would clearly be less fried. The Easter Bunny was also a busy critter throughout Lake County Saturday, leaving eggs lying around grassy fields in at least six communities and posing for portraits. ...

NASA workshop, curriculum available for teachers

News from Montana State University BOZEMAN – Montana State University is one of four national sites hosting a NASA workshop for teachers on Saturday, April 26. The workshop, called “The Scale of Discovery,” covers distance, time, size, models, comparative planetology and more as parti...

Pumping iron reaps awards Pumping iron reaps awards

MISSOULA — Six Lake County weight lifters walked away with awards at the annual Welker Association of Bench and Dead Lift competition held in Missoula March 22. The group of weight lifters, ranging from age 15 years to 75 years, broke both Montana state records as well as world records for the Welke...

Bears are emerging, hungry

FLATHEAD RESERVATION — While it may still feel like winter, some bears have emerged from winter hibernation and very few natural bear foods are available.  Stacy Courville, Tribal Wildlife Program Bear Biologist, reminds the public that springtime on the Flathead Reservation, with its warmer te...

Deadline passes, many remain without health coverage Deadline passes, many remain without health coverage

LAKE COUNTY – Last week the Obama administration extended the deadline to mid-April for people not quite finished registering for healthcare under new law, but that won’t help an estimated 70,000 Montanans who find themselves without coverage because of the state legislature’s decision not ...


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