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Ordinary, everyday heroes come in all shapes and sizes, and they are willing to shoulder tasks and responsibilities that assist others in multiple ways. One such every day hero, Russell Glaeske, served as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) for thirty five years. He decided he was too old to work as an EMT so he retired, only to discover that emergency response was in his blood and he didn’t want to let it go. Glaeske returned to volunteer emergency service by earning his first responder certi...
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Not all super heroes are faster than a speeding bullet, or able to scale skyscrapers using a super spider web. They don’t all exhibit extra sensory strengths. They don’t all cruise in a sleek, sophisticated bat mobile and they sure don’t have to worry about spontaneously turning green with enlarged muscles at the first sight of trouble. Everyday heroes are ordinary people. Your neighbor, co-worker, friend. They are dedicated, dependable, determined. They are regular folks who devote their lifet...
John Seitz joined the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department June 6, 1985, retired April 7, 2011 and rejoined January 5, 2012. The fire department has been a big part of Seitz’s life, from when he was a kid chasing the fire truck on his bike, and enjoying the firemen’s picnics, to helping contain some of Sidney’s worst fires. He is one of only 2 three generation firemen in Sidney. His grandpa and his Dad were both firemen. Seitz has clearly enjoyed his time with the fire department and has a book...
The classic hero, that larger-than-life individual who stands out and makes history, comes along only rarely. However, the ordinary heroes, those who work tirelessly throughout their lives to improve the lives of others, live all around us and we seldom realize the impact they have on the community. One of these ordinary heroes, Stan Lindblom, has spent his retirement years serving others through his volunteer activities. Lindblom volunteers through the Retired Seniors Volunteer program (RSVP),...
The Bain range was the location of the May match for the Big Muddy Practical Shooting Association. As match director, Jay Hancock had six stages planned for the crew. Jim Brenner of Westby placed first for the day, with stage rankings of three firsts, two seconds, and one third. Antelope’s Jim Hovet gained second, with three firsts, two seconds, and one fourth. Sam Andring of Medicine Lake finished with two seconds, three thirds, and one sixth, which qualified him for third place in the match. Only two other shooters were able to place on i...
Commodities Distribution will be June 26th from 9 a.m. to Noon at 123 West Main (Nutter Bldg.) at the West door where the ramp is located....
3 sex offenders have moved to the area....
Every spring FWP biologists, wardens and other field personnel begin to hear stories of how an "abandoned" newborn wild animal was "rescued." Unfortunately, in most cases this means the rescuer separated the young animal from a nearby parent. "If you care, leave them there," is FWP's annual advice this time of year. The hope is to spare newborn wildlife the sad fate of being separated from the only parent capable of teaching it to live free in the wild. Please do not photograph, move or attempt to feed newborn wildlife. Always keep dogs on...
Eight lucky SuperTag hunters will win the chance to hunt a moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat, elk, deer, antelope, mountain lion and bison in any legal district open for that species next fall. You could be one of the winners this year-just purchase one or more $5 SuperTag chances. The deadline to purchase SuperTags for the moose, sheep and goat, deer, elk, antelope, bison and mountain lion hunts is July 5. SuperTag lottery proceeds go to enhance hunting access and boost FWP enforcement efforts. SuperTags are available at all FWP offices,...
Hunters interested in participating in game-damage hunts on private land or possible management seasons this year have until July 15 to register online with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. Registration opened June 15 online at fwp.mt.gov . On the FWP home page, click Game Damage Roster. Internet-based registration can be completed on personal computers, at most public libraries, and at any FWP office. To register, hunters will need their ALS number. A final roster, randomly generated from all online registrations, will be posted the first week...
Montana's TIP-MONT "crimestopper" program operates year round to manage reports of recreation-related violations. These violations may include boating under the influence of alcohol and drugs; illegal introductions of fish, bait or other species to Montana waters; and using a boat to harass or kill game birds or aquatic fur-bearing animals. Anyone who observes a violation in the outdoors should immediately report the details of the crime to: 1-800-TIP-MONT, or 1-800-847-6668. If a violation is in progress and you can use a cell phone to report...
"Inspect. Clean. Dry." You'll hear that a lot in Montana again this summer. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks and the Montana Department of Agriculture encourage Montanans and visitors to "inspect, clean, and dry," boats, trailers and fishing gear to "Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers!" 1) Inspect-After leaving a lake or stream, inspect your boat, engine, trailer, anchor, waders, boots, and other fishing and boating gear for mud, water, and vegetation that could carry aquatic invasive species. 2) Clean-Completely remove all mud, water, and vegetation you...
Applications for ice fishing contests for winter 2012-2013 are due to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks by July 1. Late applications will not be accepted. All events where an entry fee is charged, or where people may win prizes for catching fish, are considered a fishing contest. Mail applications to: Fish, Wildlife and Parks, Attn: Fisheries Bureau,1420 East 6th Ave., Helena, Montana 59620-0701. Or, email the application to: [email protected]. For more information go to the FWP website at fwp.mt.gov on the Fishing page and click Montana Fishing...
In honor of their 50+ years of service, Paul Johnson, left, and J. Harry Johnson received gold Kiwanis name pins at last Thursday’s meeting....
Rock Richland is a hard rock music festival that started in 2007 in Sidney. Every year the concert has gotten bigger and bigger as more bands have been added. The venue has also changed from the Richland County Fair Ground to the Richland Youth Hockey Building to ensure the show can take place regardless of inclement weather. Beer gardens and concessions will be available to the concert goers. Rock Richland pre-sale tickets are available at OK Lanes in Sidney for $15. They will be $20 at the...
Funds were raised by Breuer and Melissa Quilling of Eagle 93 Radio in Sidney, to be used for Phase II of the Cancer Center....
The Leaders, Legends and Legacies Football Camp will be held in Ekalaka, MT, June 22-24. The camp is an all-inclusive, non-profit event which is FREE to all high school athletes who register to attend. High school football athletes from all across Montana are encouraged to take advantage of this exciting opportunity that is hosted and coached by college and NFL football players. “The goal of this camp is to educate players on the fundamentals of football including technique, strength training, conditioning and mental strategy of the game,” said...
