Articles with the Tag: Polson
POLSON — Is it true that you never really learn to swear until you learn to drive? Let me continue with another of our outstanding members: Mary Arden moved to Polson in 1975 after her husband, Rodney, retired from police work in Fresno, Calif., where he was a sheriff’s deputy. She got invo...
POLSON — Harry Lozeau, 53, made his first appearance in district court Thursday, June 19 in the alleged homicide death of his brother, Terry Lozeau, 51. After Judge Deborah Kim Christopher appointed the Public Defender’s Office as Harry’s attorney, Public Defender Ashley Morigeau t...
POLSON — Polson City Commissioners passed the first reading of an ordinance to amend the City of Polson’s assessment of water charges. The rate changes will increase the utility bill for the average residential customer by $59.20 per month, resulting in a $93.51 monthly bill, according to the ord...
POLSON — North Lake County Public Library in Polson has life jackets for checkout. There are four sizes available: infant/toddler (less than 30 pounds), child (30-50 pounds), youth (50–90) pounds, and adult (greater than 90 pounds). The library has three of each size. Checkout is available to ...
MISSOULA – A Lake County man filed a federal court case June 12, alleging his rights to practice Native American cultural beliefs were violated while he was enrolled in a state prison program in Anaconda. Darrin Matt, 37, in a self-written complaint, claimed prison officials refused to let him...
Public input sought for ‘Welcome to Polson’ signs News from Polson Gateway Sign Committee POLSON — Polson’s Gateway Sign Committee would like your input on choosing a design for the new “Welcome to Polson” signs we will be installing this year for thr...
POLSON — Polson’s Fourth of July Parade will begin at noon on Friday, July 4. This year’s parade theme is “The Parade of Stars.” The parade has been organized by the Youth Committee of Envision Polson and brought to you in large part by the Polson Kiwanis Club. It will...
POLSON — There’s nothing like a summer evening watching a rodeo with good stock pitted against rodeo athletes from around the state and the U.S. At the Polson Fairgrounds, the Mission Mountains and the Flathead River provide some of the most beautiful scenery of any rodeo grounds in Mont...
POLSON — One of Polson’s newest police officers is also one of the furriest. His name is Llop (pronounced Yop), and he’s a 2 1/2-year-old Dutch Shepherd. Llop means wolf in Catalonian. Polson Police K-9 Officer Juan Maso is Llop’s handler, trainer and best buddy. On ...
LIBBY – The Big Bucks Tournament hosted by Libby has been the Mariners “bane” for the last few years, and this year was no exception. Despite a strong first day start picking up two wins, including a no-hitting performance on the mound, the Mariners struggled to stay alive in the final two ...
