Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
Serving Southern Jefferson County in the Great State of Montana
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MARCH 14, 1996 A 36-space seasonal recreational vehicle park at the Cardwell Store received a recommendation for approval from the Jefferson County Planning Board March 6. The matter now goes to the County Commission where approval is expected soon. Construction will begin as soon as weather permits and the facility could be in use by June, developer Kipp Huckaba said. Three girls and two boys have been selected to represent Whitehall High School at the 1996 Boys State and Girls State conventions. Bob Henningsen (son of Bob and Elaine...
Changes are in progress at the Jefferson Valley Museum. Along with normal business at the March meeting, progress on the new displays and news of some new volunteers for this season were part of the agenda. The Jefferson County Commissioners will be having their April 27th meeting at the Museum at 6pm. The Annual Meeting is scheduled for April 8, 2021 at the Star Theater. More information will be published soon. Norm Tebay will be the speaker, along with photos, etc., of the Tebay family and the founding of Whitehall. There is a need for some...
We have received reports of a new COVID-19 vaccine email scam where people are asked to complete a survey. They offer a free reward but ask people to pay a nominal fee "to cover shipping". Survey scams like this are a creative way to steal your identity or money. Many survey scams offer a reward and give you a limited time to respond if you want to take the survey. A legitimate survey would not assign a time limit, nor would they ask for your credit card or bank account to pay for a reward....
Recently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released new fatal injury data for Montana. Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for ages 12-18 (middle and high school youth). In fact, we lose a young person (ages 10–24) every 7.02 days on an average to this silent epidemic of youth suicide. According to a 2019 survey conducted by the CDC, 23.4% of the High School Youth said that they had “seriously considered suicide within the last 12 months.” That being said, suicide is one of the leading causes of PREVENTABLE death...
THURSDAY, March 18 5:00PM PBS NewsHour 6:00PM This Old House 6:30PM Ask This Old House 7:00PM Cat in the Hat 7:30PM Peg + Cat 8:00PM PBS NewsHour 9:00PM Amanpour & Company 10:00PM This Old House 10:30PM Ask This Old House 11:00PM Baseball “Our Game” FRIDAY, March 19 5:00PM PBS NewsHour 6:00PM Washington Week 6:30PM Market to Market 7:00PM Cat in the Hat 7:30PM Dining with the Chef 8:00PM PBS NewsHour 9:00PM Amanpour & Company 10:00PM Great Performances at the Met “Renee Fleming in Concert” 11:00PM Live from Lincoln Center “Andrew Rabbells...
'Tis the season for frost and snow (but spring is on the way!), which means coming downstairs in the morning to a chilly home. One way to rally the troops out of bed when it's cold and snowy is to reward family with a warm breakfast. Muffins are a go-to choice for a quick bite, and homemade muffins served right out of the oven can be just what's needed on blustery days. This recipe for "Triple Chocolate Muffins" from "Chocolate" (Parragon Book Service), by the editors of the Love Food series, im...
When the weather begins to warm, home cooks start migrating from the heartier soups, stews, and casseroles popular in winter to something lighter. Seafood is an option families can turn to that is both high in protein and leaner than other dinnertime staples. Cod is a popular saltwater fish with firm meat that is mild in flavor. It may hold up better than other white fish in different meals, like a fish fry. This recipe for "Spicy Oven-Fried Cod Fillets" (The Pampered Chef®) from The...
In March 1899, there was plenty of news to report from around the world and here in the valley. Fighting was ongoing in the Philippines, and a front-page story made it clear that the government there was not fond of the U. S. forces. Our troops in Havana, Cuba, were fighting a typhoid fever outbreak that was not helped by the primitive sewage systems. A young man with the Northern Pacific in Helena chose suicide as the way to get out of his marriage. Montana Governor Smith vetoed a bill that wou...
MARCH 8, 2000 Whitehall area voters may have a chance to create a local recreation district when they vote in the June 2000 primary election. The Jefferson County Commission approved a resolution calling for the ballot measure during its March 1 meeting and will make a decision on whether or not to place the measure on the ballot following the March 22 public hearing on the subject. A new store in Whitehall -Horsefly- will hold its grand opening on March 17-18. The store is owned by Roberta and...
In 1992, Queen Elizabeth II called the year her Annus Horribilis, or horrible year. While we haven't had a whole year of craziness, the last two weeks have certainly qualified for the name. Last week and this week, we have had all four staff out at some time during the week, a family crisis, and a case of influenza A. Thanks to our amazing volunteers and hard-working staff, the library did not have to close a single day and only missed one program. Speaking of programs, next week is full with...
Tayla Andrews was born in Canada to ranching parents. Her traveling life began at the age of two when she was whisked away to Kansas where her grandparents lived in order to assist them; also, her father had oil rights in Kansas. After seven years in Kansas, the family moved to Bozeman, mainly so her father could flee from his allergies! Andrews spent grade school at MT Ellis Elementary outside of Bozeman and took both seventh and eighth grade in one year at the age of twelve and a half, maintai...
The Montana Masonic Foundation's Educational Grant Program provides teachers, student aides, and/or principals in Montana's public schools an opportunity to apply for a grant to assist under-funded programs in the following areas: Music, Drama, Science, and Library or areas of student enhancement or learning that have suffered cut-backs, or are experiencing start-up concerns. The Whitehall Elementary School music program received a grant from the Montana Masonic Foundation in the amount of...
The Whitehall Community Library has opened up its doors for creative minds in hopes of finding a new logo for the Library! The logo contest will be open to all ages and abilities as of March 15, 2021. The theme of the contest is “Always a Step Forward”. The Friends of the Library Steering Committee will be judging entries with the intent of replacing the current logo (at left) with the new chosen artwork on all posters, pamphlets, letterhead, online materials and more. “The theme is wide open to interpretation,” said Jan Trask, a Friends of the...
The Whitehall Rotary Club will provide a scholarship for up to two sophomore age students to attend the 2021 Rotary Youth Leadership Academy (RYLA) being held July 10 through the 14th at the Luccock Park camp south of Livingston. Rotary clubs in Montana have been sponsoring the attendance of high school age students to RYLA for more than 20 years. Plans are in place, for those attending, to reduce the risk of contracting an illness. The camp focuses on leadership, team building, ethics, and community service Students attending Whitehall High...
“The pursuit of happiness,” Thomas Jefferson equated with “Life and Liberty,” when he wrote the Declaration of Independence. More than a century later, from 1930 until 1940, America and the world strained under the greatest decade of economic disaster in history. Then, WWII brought the plight of war across the globe. Since then, Americans have experienced wealth untold from that generation to this. But, does the accumulation of possessions or its allure set us up for a great fall? I believe so. It is true that the recent decade has witness...
This is not going to be sugar coated for the sake of the "woke". Growing up through the 60s and 70s, I have seen the struggles of what being a different color means. I witnessed what being of a different sexual orientation created. This was a time when real 'woke' people were working to rid our nation of the ugliness of racism. A time where people realized that being female didn't solely mean that you had to get married, have kids and meet the hubby at the door with his pipe, a drink, and his...
Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) officials announced the brand new Southwest Montana Veterans Home (SWMVH) welcomed its first resident into the facility today, March 8. The very first Veteran to move into the facility, William "Bill" Davis, was welcomed by Governor Greg Gianforte, SWMVH Foundation members, facility staff, community members and others. The event also included a tour of the facility. Davis, age 80, is Veteran of the U.S. Air Force and retired in 1976. "This...
Interesting things always seem to find their way into the Library! Someone has turned in a 1938 Recreational Equipment Inc. Cooperative pin into us. If this belongs to you, just stop by the front desk, give us a quick description and claim this lovely memento. Deanna Mydland from PBS has left the Library 50 children’s game kits to give out. All you need to do is stop by and fill out a five-minute survey and claim this bag full of fun. This is a chance for parents of preschoolers through elementary age children to test a series of games for P...
After abundant snowfall in many of Montana's river basins during February, streamflow forecasts issued by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) on March 1 indicate an increased likelihood of near to slightly above average spring and summer stream flows across the state. February snowfall totals were impressive at mountain and valley locations across Montana, some locations west of the Divide added up to sixteen inches of water to the snowpack during the month. "The Bitterroot,...
March 1, 1895 Journalism in 1895 had a much different tone than today. This first section is as written from the March 1, 1895 Jefferson Valley Zephyr. The advertisement is also from that edition. In less than one month more than ONE THOUSAND MEN will be employed in digging the great ditch for the Parrot smelting company, besides hundreds more in railroad and smelter construction. This is enough, without additional details, to account for anticipated lively times in and about Whitehall soon....
MARCH 7, 1996 A Subway sandwich shop is slated to open in the Whitehall Town Pump in about 6 weeks, Subway Development Agent for Montana and Wyoming Nick Lombardi said recently. The shop, which will share seating with the existing Town Pump restaurant, will have a full menu just like other Subway shops, Lombardi said. The shop is seeking a manager now and will be advertising in the Ledger for 8 to 10 other employees about two weeks before the shop opens, he said. A few low-lying areas along the Jefferson River near Cardwell experienced some flo...
St. Patrick's Day is an opportunity for the world to celebrate Ireland's patron saint and Irish culture with family, friends, food, and fun. Many St. Patrick's Day traditions have been passed down through generations. This includes various foods and recipes that are native to Ireland that have spread around the globe thanks to the vast Irish diaspora. When dishing up new traditions at home, try this recipe for "Traditional Irish Colcannon" courtesy of Kerrygold, producers of Irish butters and ch...
THURSDAY, March 11 5:00PM PBS NewsHour 6:00PM This Old House 6:30PM Ask This Old House 7:00PM Cat in the Hat 7:30PM PEG + CAT 8:00PM PBS NewsHour 9:00PM Amanpour and Company 10:00PM JAZZ “A Masterpiece By Midnight (1961-Present)” 12:00AM Amanpour & Company FRIDAY, March 12 5:00PM PBS NewsHour 6:00PM Washington Week 6:30PM Market to Market 7:00PM Cat in the Hat 7:30PM Dining with the Chef 8:00PM PBS NewsHour 9:00PM Amanpour and Company 10:00PM Live from Lincoln Center “Sutton Foster in Concert” 11:00PM Live from Lincoln Center “Stepha...
Through COVID relief funds, Foundation grants, event sponsorship, and its store-based Nourishing Neighbors program, Albertsons/Safeway donated $234,101 to Montana Food Bank Network in 2020 to help with hunger-relief efforts across the state. In 2020, thousands of Montanans accessed emergency food assistance for the first time due to COVID-related reduction in work hours or loss of jobs. During this difficult time, Albertsons/Safeway stepped in and provided funds toward multiple hunger-relief programs operated by Montana Food Bank Network...
Purowdy! I was found as a stray, might have been abandoned but I can't tell them. Anyway, I've been tested and am negative for FIV/FeLV, UTD on my vaccinations, and am now neutered. I'm housetrained and learning how to play. I like to be petted but only if you don't make fast moves and loud noises. I was really frightened when I came in and really sick, but I'm a healthy happy guy now thanks to a great vet and good care. Purrease call Misty at (406)439-1405 and ask for me. Gratefully,...
