Saco
Saco, MT · Municipal
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City, Veolia hosting hazardous waste collection event Sept. 19
The city and Veolia North America are hosting another household hazardous waste collection event on Sept. 19. From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., residents can bring in antifreeze, gasoline, lighter fluid, paint thinner, road flares, shellac, fertilizer, pesticides, furniture polish, insect spray, cleaners, disinfectants, hair remover, nail polish and more for disposal to 112 1st St. S, just south of the Great Falls Police Department.
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Two Great Falls neighborhood councils meet this week
Two Great Falls neighborhood councils meet this week. Neighborhood Council 7 meets at 7 p.m. on Sept. 14 in the Gibson Room upstairs at the Civic Center. Agenda items include a Calumet discussion from Mariah Mandt, Neighborhood Watch, committee reports and neighborhood concerns. More information, including boundaries and contact information,...
Fairfield Sun Times
Great Falls events to watch: museum talk, exhibit and Oktoberfest
Great Falls has a mix of history and community events coming up, including a talk at The History Museum, a Holocaust exhibition and Oktoberfest activities later in September.
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Spring Creek exit on I-15 closed Sept. 14-16
The Montana Department of Transportation and Jeffery Contracting Inc. will close the Interstate 15 Spring Creek Interchange, Exit 219, from Sept. 14-16, weather and other unforeseen factors permitting. During this closure, crews will improve drainage near the interchange. MDT recommends using Exit 226 in Wolf Creek to access Recreation Road...
Singersroom
10 Famous Singers from Montana
Montana may be best known for its wide open landscapes and rugged beauty, but the state has also produced a fascinating collection of singers with distinctive voices and memorable careers. From country and folk to rock, pop, and alternative music, Montana artists have carried a strong sense of individuality into the wider music world. Some drew inspiration from small towns and mountain communities, while others transformed those roots into songs heard by audiences across the country and beyond. Their stories reflect independence, creativity, and a deep connection to place, giving Montana a musical legacy that is far richer than many listeners might expect.
NonStop Local Missoula
Cascade council drops plan for a new town police department
UPDATE: Cascade, Mont. — The Town of Cascade has stopped its effort to create a municipal police department for now.Town council members said the idea could return later. They said they plan to reach back out to Cascade County and the sheriff’s office to look at the proposal again.Leaders from both sides met last month, but the talks did not lead to an agreement.Mayor Wes Seabolt described how that meeting unfolded."There was some back and forth a little bit. We’re trying to negotiate things out but I don’t think we got very much accomplished," said Seabolt.Seabolt said council members, County Attorney Josh Racki and Sheriff Jesse Slaughter asked questions about the numbers. Those questions included how the math would work, how many hours the sheriff’s department could provide and how many hours a new police force could cover.During that review, town leaders found that the sheriff’s office and the town council were working from different proposals on how those numbers would be handled.Council President Kristen Riley said that left her uncertain about the next step."It was a little frustrating because we’re here to negotiate and talk about what the contract states and we didn’t have that ahead of time to
Fairfield Sun Times
The Peak
Rivers Edge Trail Kings Bridge Getting Redecked, Section Closes September 14
The Kings Bridge on Great Falls' Rivers Edge Trail is getting a major overhaul starting Monday. The 30-year-old structure needs redecking work, so a section between the Caboose Trailhead and Giant Springs Road will close for repairs.
KRTV News
West Nile virus activity increases across Montana
Big Sky Sports
New Allergen-free Girl Scout Cookies Arrive In Montana, Plus Treats Designed Just For Dogs
Girl Scouts are rolling out two brand new treats when cookie season kicks off in January Montana. Sparkables are oatmeal cookies loaded with chocolate chips and sprinkles, made allergen-free. Plus Patch Pals for your dog.
The River
New Allergen-free Girl Scout Cookies Arrive In Montana, Plus Treats Designed Just For Dogs
Girl Scouts are rolling out two brand new treats when cookie season kicks off in January Montana. Sparkables are oatmeal cookies loaded with chocolate chips and sprinkles, made allergen-free. Plus Patch Pals for your dog.
Fairfield Sun Times
The Peak
New Allergen-free Girl Scout Cookies Arrive In Montana, Plus Treats Designed Just For Dogs
Girl Scouts are rolling out two brand new treats when cookie season kicks off in January Montana. Sparkables are oatmeal cookies loaded with chocolate chips and sprinkles, made allergen-free. Plus Patch Pals for your dog.