Briefs for Jan. 10, 2018
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Mission Valley Has Talent’ seeks contestants
MISSION VALLEY — “Mission Valley Has Talent” is seeking musicians of all stripes, stand-up comedians and spoken-word artists, dancers, gymnasts, and any talent from those between the ages of 5 and 95. The deadline to register for competition is Jan. 31. Pick up registration forms at valley-wide churches, banks, schools, senior centers or download from the Mission Valley Has Talent Facebook page. The talent showcase is scheduled for 7 p.m., on Friday, March 9, at the Polson High School auditorium. Two auditions will be held from which 12 competitors will be selected for the final event. This event is a fundraiser for the Helping Hands Fund, a non-profit ministry of the Polson Ministerial Association. Since 2004 Helping Hands Fund has provided emergency assistance to county residents, as well as to those traveling through who find themselves in need. Mission Valley Has Talent sponsors are underwriting prizes for the first, second and third place winners of the event. First place will receive $500, second place will receive $300, and third place will receive $200.
For more information, go to Mission Valley Has Talent Facebook page to get updated information, or call 406-883-2447.
Second draft of Lake County Growth Policy considered
News from Joel Nelson, Land Solutions, LLC
POLSON — The Lake County Growth Policy rewrite can be viewed at: https://www.planlakecounty.com/.
Land Solutions has completed the second draft rewrite of the Lake County Growth Policy.
A meeting of the Lake County Planning Board will take place on Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 7 p.m. at the Lake County Courthouse, large conference room. This board’s focus is the county jurisdictional area outside the municipalities and Polson area. (The Polson City Planning Board will have met on Tuesday, Jan. 9, at 6 p.m.)
After consideration of the recommendations and suggestions, the boards will consider whether to adopt the proposed growth policy, not adopt the proposed growth policy, or take some other action. The draft growth policy is proposed to replace the 2003 Lake County Growth Policy and the 1993 Polson Master Plan for their respective jurisdictional areas. Please use the link on the website to view the “Draft 2 Lake County Growth Policy, Jan. 2018” and if you have comments, please attend the public hearing or go to: “contacts” on the website, call 406-261-3021 or email: joel.landsolutions@blackfoot.net.
Thank you for your past and continued interest and participation.
