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Thursday, 26 January 2012 19:13 |
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The games have begun. This political season is just going to be crazy.
This is a reminder to everyone who wants to endorse a candidate, by “Letter to the Editor” it is going to cost you $10.
The I-O will not be billing for endorsement letters, they have to be paid for up front. Since it is considered advertising, after the name of the person who wrote the letter it will be marked PdAd in eight point type (PdAd).
Letters that are over 50 words will have an additional charge by the column inch, yet to be determined.
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Read more... [Political letters and Ad information]
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Thursday, 26 January 2012 19:12 |
 The Tri-County Shrine Club serves members in Pondera, Toole and Glacier Counties.
Nobel Darrell Keck of Shelby has recently been named Potentate of Algeria Shrine Temple to serve for the 2012 year. Keck follows two illustrious members of Tri-County Shrine when becoming Potentate. Conrad businessman Nobel Bob Arnot and Shelby businessman Nobel Lester Nevins have had the honor of being Potentate’s in the past few years.
Tri-County Shrine members are proud to be members of the Masonic family in their respective counties. The organizations which form this family are the Masonic Lodge, Eastern Star, York Rite Bodies, Scottish Rite and Shrine.
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Read more... [Local Tri-County club member named Potentate]
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Thursday, 26 January 2012 19:10 |
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By Buck Traxler, I-O Editor
The Conrad Police Department put a wrap on the year 2011 as Chief Gary Dent presented a year-end report to the mayor and council members on Monday evening.
Over the past year the CPD received 2,241 calls for service, up slightly from 2010 when there were 2,228. However, it is nowhere near the record set in 2006 when the department took in 2,722 calls.
It is interesting to note that the number of formal complaints for 2011 was 269, exactly the same as in 2010, but it is not close to the record number of complaints filed, 286 in 2006.
The CPD cleared 78 percent of all complaints filed.
Officers were a little more tolerant over the past year, issuing 347 warnings, up from 316 in 2010. The high for warnings given out is 496 and that was in 2004.
Officers did 1,154 residential security checks, investigated 30 ‘major’ accidents and logged in 41,703 miles driven over the past year.
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Read more... [Police department puts a wrap on city activities]
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