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Thursday, 19 January 2012 15:42 |
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TIED UP BABYSITTERS — Ray Hough and Kira Mills performed their Humerous Duo skit on Monday night at the CHS Commons. Their skit wrapped around babysitting a 6-year-old ‘terror’ that managed to tie up the babysitter (Ray) and his friend (Kira). The Speech & Drama Team will perform this coming weekend at Divisionals held in Cut Bank. I-O Photo by Barb Endler
Although he wasn’t the inspector on the newly remodeled Pondera Community Center building, Kyle Harlan of Inspection Services XI, LLC met with the commissioners on Wednesday.
There was an issue about the parking lot and the front entrance doors at the building and Harlan said he would do a walk-through of the facility and report back to the commissioners.
Earlier, apparently a driver parked across the sidewalk because another party had blocked the handicapped parking area while unloading.
There was some discussion on the lane width for parking. This will be talked about more in the spring and this summer the parking lot will be marked for further clarity.
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Read more... [Automatic doors not necessary at Pondera Community Center]
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Thursday, 19 January 2012 15:40 |
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Mary Ann Dwello Ries of Conrad announced on Thursday, the first day of filing for public office, that she officially signed the papers for the position of District Court for the Ninth Judicial District.
Ries, a native of Choteau, is currently serving as Pondera County Attorney, a position she has held since 2005.
Prior to that time she served as a deputy Cascade County attorney.
During her time in Cascade County, she was responsible for various civil matters for the county as well as carried a full criminal prosecution caseload.
Ries has extensive trial experience including successfully obtaining convictions in two homicide cases during her tenure in Cascade County.
She graduated from Choteau High School and went on to obtain a bachelors degree in education from Western Montana College-Dillon. She moved to Conrad in 1978 and has been involved in the agricultural community since 1979, first working for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, than as a small farm operator with her husband Curtis.
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Read more... [Ries in the hunt for judgeship]
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Thursday, 19 January 2012 14:58 |
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Beginning Jan. 23, Lauren Engineers and Constructors of Abilene, Texas will begin receiving applications for employment at the new Modular Assembly Plant in Bynum.
Lauren has recently secured a lease for an office in downtown Choteau which will be the receiving point for applications. The office, located at 28-1st St NW in Choteau, will be open Mondays and Tuesdays of each week, beginning Jan. 23.
Lauren will be receiving applications for the following disciplines: multi-skilled craft workers, assemblers, welders, clerical, document control, QA/QC and warehouse/receiving professionals.
The new modular assembly facility, which is currently under development, is anticipated to begin operations in the spring of 2012. Qualified applicants will be considered for employment, with hiring anticipated for spring 2012. |
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