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After much discussion and talks with other cities around the state, the Malta City Council decided that a change is in order for the way that cardboard is to be handled at their last meeting on Tuesday, March 8. "Back when we started collecting and bailing the cardboard, you could make a small amount of money," said Mayor John Demarais. "Even if we broke even, it was ok. But now, there's just no way to come anywhere close to breaking even. So a change is definitely needed." "All of the other cit...
The Malta School Trustees Building Sub-committee of Justin Lamb and Scott McNeeley, along with Supt. Matt Genger met with the engineer that is set to do the HVAC work on the elementary school to decide which option to move forward with. There were three options to choose from. Ranging in price from $700,000 to $1.2 million. All of the plans include air conditioning. This is the project that the school has earmarked the ESSAR III funds that they have received to use for. After discussing the positives and negatives of each plan with the...
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is offering an optional in-person Hunter Education Field Day in Glasgow on Saturday, March 26. This field day is for any person (age 12 by Jan. 16, 2023) or older that passed the online course and would like to participate in an in-person field day. The self-paced online course provides a convenience for those who are comfortable with eLearning, already have a solid firearms and hunting background, or for those that cannot attend a full in-person course. The...
Polly Solberg and Dora Henry went to the Harlem Seed Show on Saturday. There was quite a bit of art and lots of beautiful quilts but not too many other booths and exhibits. Some said there was a good car show down on the end at the shop but we did not walk down there. There was a school for Election Judges at the courthouse on Thursday and it had a full class. It was conducted by Lynnel LaBrie and Lori Lundstrom. The weather keeps its up and down travel, we have been getting enough sun and wind...
Wow, the clocks have sprung forward one hour so it is more like spring. I always have a tough time when the time changes, but only for two days. I heard more geese flying over today. It’s a welcome sound and sight, too! I was involved in a conversation about butterflies one day this week. Most people know that the monarch butterfly is one of the insect family that migrates to a warmer climate in the late fall. But we didn’t understand how that could happen because butterflies don’t have a long...
Sympathy to all refugees and victims of the war started by Russia. Pat Murdock called and said Richard Dunbar is at the Dunbar ranch. She said Dixie Moore (his sis) is his capable nurse. “Get Well” to Richard and all who are sick. Saturday, we (Jean and I) went to Sleeping Buffalo to swim. The pools were full, also there was a birthday party, how fun! Again, Congratulations to basketball teams, especially the NC Mavericks. I listened to many of the games on KMMR radio. That is a real ser...
Radio cranked, the family truckster humming along at 110 while the high Nevada desert passes by in a blur, I was suddenly struck by a wave of homesickness. I sure miss Montana. Plastic grocery bags caught in the sagebrush, snapping in the wind next to the road, reminded me of home. A week in southern California had been more than enough. The food, always a prime motivator of our travel, was as good as it had been two years ago when we visited SoCal just before the pandemic hit. After five days...
Well, thank heavens daylight savings time has started. I don’t know how we would survive without that. I always feel cheated with the spring forward. Going back an hour doesn’t seem to bother me as much. I will never complain about an extra hour of sleep. This is a good time of year if you’re a sports fan. It’s March Madness time for both the boys’ and girls’ college basketball teams. The national college wrestling tournament is coming up. The Masters is just around the corner, and all of the spring sports are starting at all age levels. Oh, an...
Malta Senior Center BINGO is every Friday at 1:00 at the Malta Senior Center Malta Head Start Malta Head Start is now accepting applications for the 2022-23 school year for three and four year olds. No fee is required for preschool services - all we ask of you is the gift of your time. Enrollment is limited! Please call us at 406-654-2005. Bureau of Reclaimation Meeting 3-15-22. The Bureau of Reclamation is scheduled to hold public meetings to discuss the status of the Fresno Dam Safety Modification Project the week of March 14, 2022. The...
1 years ago- Wednesday, March 14, 2012 Scott King to be new Malta High principal Middle School principal Scott King will be the new principal of Malta High School. A recommendation by Supt. Kris Kuehn that Mr. King be reassigned to the high school principal post drew unanimous support from the Malta School District at their meeting Tuesday night. Mr. King will fill the vacancy created by the announcement of current high school principal John Roberts that he will retire at the end of his contract at the end of May after serving in the post for...
The Malta Mustangs basketball team met up with the two-time State B Champion Lodge Grass Indians, though not the way they had anticipated. Malta was defeated 67-63 by the Indians, in the consolation semi-finals on Saturday, March 12, at the 2022 State Basketball Tournament in Bozeman. Lodge Grass went on to defeat the Shelby Coyotes in the third-place game 63-49. "I thought our effort was good," Malta Head Coach David Costin said. "I am proud of the guys. We competed. We battled against a very g...
For the second year in a row, the North Country Mavericks have brought back a State C Girls Basketball trophy, after finishing third last Saturday, March 12, in Great Falls. "It feels great," North Country Head Coach Amber Erickson said. "Bringing home a state trophy is amazing and it takes a lot of things to align right, things to go your way, and a lot of hard work." She said that to end your season on a win, you either win first or third place. "In a weird way, it feels way more amazing than...
The season ended for the Malta M-ettes basketball team last Saturday, March 12, in the State B Tournament consolation semifinals, as the M-ettes fell to rival Glasgow, in Bozeman. The M-ettes, who entered the state tournament as the Northern B Champions, started their weekend at state with a tough win over the Columbus Cougars on Thursday, March 10. Apparent in the victory, was Malta's struggles with a stomach bug (Gastroenteritis) that has been sweeping through the state of Montana. "I guess...
MALTA SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER, INC. Malta Senior Citizens Center is requesting bids by 9 a.m. on Wednesday, March 30, 2022, for the replacement of the gutter on the north side of our building. Preferred design and details will be posted in the window of the center at 110 S 1 W, Malta, MT 59538. --------------------------- Hi-Line Retirement Center Help Wanted Immediate Openings Hire on Bonuses Available CNA up to $2,000 LPN up to 5,000 RN up to 6,000 Call Millissa @ 406-654-1190 for details -------------------------- Dairy Queen Now Hiring...
PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Clerks of Dodson, Malta, Saco and Whitewater School Districts No. 2A-C, 14A, 12A + 12B, and 20D Phillips County, State of Montana that regular registration for the Annual School Election to be held on Tuesday, May 3rd, 2022, will close at 5:00 pm on Monday, April 4th, 2022. NOTE: If you miss this regular registration deadline, you may still register for the election by showing up at the county election office before 12:00 PM (noon) the day before Election Day, Monday, May 2, 2022. All...
On Friday, Dec. 3, 2021, Gaelen Elizabeth Schell Curtis passed away at the wonderful age of 75 years. She was surrounded by love and passed on most peacefully. It was a beautiful and heartbreaking moment that felt unreal. She was an excellent big sister, a loving wife, a caring mother and grandmother, and a dear friend. Gaelen was born on Sept. 8, 1946, at Brooks Army Hospital, Ft. Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, but grew up traveling the world. Being raised as an "army brat," she lived in a...