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 THE BUTLER DID IT — This past weekend, the Pondera Players entertained audiences with the performance of The Butler Did It. The cast from the left are: Vicki Butler, played by Sara Kimkowski; Raymond Butler, played by Colin Veitch; Anthony J. Lefcourt was Dave Weis; Aldo the Butler was Shane Turner and Wendy Paulsen played the character Angela Butler. Not pictured was Dick Kinyon who played Sam Mumford. I-O Photo by Pat Lee
Commissioners Cynthia Johnson and Sandy Broesder met with John Stokes, county road supervision, Mark Fitzgerald, the lead road operator and Anthony Flagg, VP of business development for United Grain and Joe Murphy, the project manager for Big Sky Civil and Environmental, Inc. on Wednesday.
The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the impact on the road and bridge in the area of the operation they intend to build outside the Conrad city limits.
During the discussion, Flagg, on behalf of United Grain Corp., (UGC) made an offer to assist financially with the upgrade of the bridge on Midway Road West to a box culvert.
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Read more... [Approach agreement approved]
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Thursday, 26 January 2012 19:16 |
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By Deanna Wakkinen, I-O Reporter
Previously known as Explore America, now the Eastern Seaboard Trip through Smithsonian Student Travel, is a trip that takes kids to the east coast and introduces them to new cultures and teaches them about our national history.
A program that has been participated in by Shelby High School for the past 15 years, has been organized this year by Conrad High School parent Pam Wittmeier. A total of four parents and seven students will be joining the ranks of 26-30 Shelby High School students who will be going March 31-April 8.
This trip allows students nine total nights spent traveling from Boston to New York City and finally ending their trip in Washington D.C. The program includes round trip transportation, nine nights hotel accommodations, breakfast and dinner daily, sightseeing tours, overnight security, evening activities and even a Broadway show.
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Read more... [CHS students headed to Explore America]
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Thursday, 26 January 2012 19:15 |
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 HONORS BAND/CHOIR — Seven students from Conrad will be participating in an Honors Band/Choir performance in Billings on Feb. 3. From the left in front are Elli Garman, Jasmine Hilyard and Sam Carroll. In the back are Dan O’Brien, CHS Music instructor Todd Truscott, Logan Gouchenour, Jacob Gouchenour and Ariel Sauer. I-O Photo by Buck Traxler
Ten area students have been selected to perform in an Honors Band-Choir at the Alberta Blair Theatre in Billings.
Nearly 200 music students from across Montana, Idaho, and Washington have been accepted for the fourth annual Rocky Mountain College Invitational Honors Concert.
The concert, which is open and free to the public, will begin at 7 p.m. on Feb. 3.
From Conrad High School, Honor Band students include Elli Garman, Jasmine Hilyard, Ariel Sauer, Jacob Gouchenour, Logan Gouchenour, Sam Carroll, and Dan O’Brien.
The music students are under the direction of Todd Truscott.
From Valier High School, students Kassady Sheble and Valerie Steele were selected. |
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