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‘Done deal’ city acquires property next door to remodel and expand
Wednesday, 11 January 2012 17:34

38_nybaby_1656NEW YEAR BABY  — Senya May Wolstad of Valier came into the world on Jan. 8 at 9:50 a.m. weighing 8 lbs.-1 oz. and was delivered by Dr. Jay Taylor. She was 20 inches in length. She is the first child of Shane and Alicia Wolstad. The paternal grandparents are John and Karen Wolstad and the maternal grandparents are Dusty and Ginny Crawford.
Baby Wolstad received a number of gifts, including a $20 gift certificate from Village Drug, a special quilt from the Montana Prairie Quilters, socks, toys, a temperature duck, a lot of baby lotion, boxes of diapers and wipes. The PMC also contributed to the gift list.  I-O Photo by Buck Traxler





By Buck Traxler, I-O Editor

“It’s a done deal,” Mayor Wendy Judisch said Monday evening at the city council meeting, in reference to the property next door, 413 S. Main St., at the city offices.

The purchase price for the property, which includes a small apartment upstairs was $39,911.78.

In a related matter, the council passed R-1070 authorizing the transfer of funds from SID-3400 to the general fund. Following this, the council, on a 4-0 vote approved the transfer of funds from SID-3400 to the general fund.

These funds, $39,000, will go to pay for the new property and $6,000 as well which will go towards the firemen’s pension fund.

The section of building at 413 is 1,300 square feet. The existing city hall is 2,600 square feet. After the remodeling the new city hall will be 3,900 square feet. The 413 building is in very poor condition and will need to be completely gutted in order to bring it up to modern standards.

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New modular assembly plant set to hire
Wednesday, 11 January 2012 17:32

38_gas1603GOING DOWN  — Tom Fetters of MRC in Conrad posts up, or down, the fluctuating price of gas, going under $3 for some time to $2.99 a gallon.  I-O Photo by Buck Traxler





By Deanna Wakkinen, I-O Reporter

Lauren Engineers and Constructors out of Abilene, Texas has recently purchased 160 acres of land near Bynum where it is developing a modular construction facility.

The new plant will work in conjunction with Lauren’s fabrication facility in Abilene to construct and assemble modular equipment for shipment to western Canada and beyond. The modular components will be fabricated in Abilene and other locations and then shipped to the Bynum facility for assembly and transport.

The company has not signed any contracts as of yet but does anticipate having work available and the need for employees after their finished construction in the spring.

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Unload unwanted electronic gear
Wednesday, 11 January 2012 17:31
Pondera County residents will have another opportunity to recycle their old and unwanted electronic appliances.

This includes computers, clocks, TV’s, loose circuit boards, rechargeable batteries, printers, scanners, VCR and DVD players just to name a few.

There is a fee for all electronic items ranging from as little as 50 cents, for say a circuit board, to $55 for a big screen TV. There is also a $1 fee, regardless of the number of items you have to recycle to help transport the electronic items to Pacific Recycling in Great Falls.

“E cycle” is the best way to utilize the old electronic items and keep them out of our landfill.

Items can be dropped off on Jan. 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Jan. 14, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the old Great Northern Train Depot on Front St. in Conrad (across the street from Ed’s Tavern).

If you have questions or need more information, contact Pat Becker at 278-7741 or the Pondera County Extension office at 271-4054.

 
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