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Christiaens is new owner of Dye, Tavary & Judge
Ray Christiaens, who resides in Kevin, is now the new owner of Dye, Tavary & Judge Insurance and Real Estate in Cut Bank.
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Lewis & Clark Festival promises new events, more festivities in '09
There are certain things you know you can always count on. The sun will rise and set every day, the wind will blow on any given day and Cut Bank will hold its annual Lewis and Clark Festival in late July.
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Lions Club in desperate need of volunteers, new members
For over 80 years there has been a Lions Club in Cut Bank. During that time, membership has had its ups and downs. More often than not, it has been on the down side.
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Molenda brothers' trial moved to August 25 in Lincoln County court
District Judge Laurie McKinnon has ordered the date and venue of the trial for Aron, Brian and Todd Molenda be changed from Glacier County District Court to Lincoln County.
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County Compensation Board recommends 3.8% raise and increased insurance cap for eligible county employees
In a unanimous vote of the seven members of the Glacier County Compensation Board present at a meeting on June 25, the board voted to recommend to the Glacier County Commissioners a 3.8 percent raise for eligible county employees and a $50 per month increase to the current medical insurance premium.
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Filing deadline for mayor and three council positions is July 2 at 5 p.m.
Unless there is a flurry of filings before 5 p.m. on Thursday, July 2, it doesn't look like there will be a need for a municipal primary election in Cut Bank.
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Pioneer Press staff wins awards in state contest
The Cut Bank Pioneer Press newspaper staff brought home 18 awards from the annual Montana Newspaper Association's Better Newspaper Contest.
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Henderson elected president of National Barley Growers
Cut Bank barley producer Dave Henderson was elected President of the National Barley Growers Association (NBGA) at their summer board meeting in Milwaukee, Wis.
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Sheriff's Log
Friday, June 26-8:31 a.m. Caller reporting her 14-year-old daughter is a runaway. She is not in the house this morning.
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How I See It
The other day Mom said to me, a few more months CJ and you will get to go hunting again.
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Marky's Mayberry
He who forgets the language of gratitude can never be on speaking terms with happiness.
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Dustin Bird earns third place at Reno roping classic
Cut Bank cowboy Dustin Bird, a member of the Blackfeet Reservation, teamed with roping partner Caleb Twisselman of Santa Margarita, Calif., to earn a lucrative third-place payday at the 32nd annual Bob Feist Invitational Team Roping Classic in Reno, Nev., on June 22.
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Rodeo results from last weekend
Final results from the Mission Mountain PRCA Pro Rodeo in Polson held on June 26-27 and produced by JS Rodeo Company are as follows.
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Wolves football camp slated for July 6-8
The Cut Bank Wolves High School Summer Football Camp will begin Monday, July 6, at the Sports Complex from 6-8 p.m.
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O-Mok-See Results
The Cut Bank Saddle Club points O-Mok-See Thursday evening with 45 riders competing in all events with five extra Under 8er's in the Candy Bar Race.
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