Articles from the October 29, 2014 edition


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  • Contest to Determine PLOTS Cover

    Oct 29, 2014

    The deadline is months away, but now is the time to frame the perfect photograph for a contest that will determine the cover of the 2015 Private Land Open To Sportsmen guide. From end-of-day hunting shots, to scenic action or landscape shots, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department wants to feature hunter photos on the 2015 PLOTS cover and elsewhere that showcase North Dakota’s strong hunting heritage. The department’s free PLOTS guide, which highlights walk-in hunting areas across the state, was first published in the late 1990s. The onl...

  • Influenza Update – 2014

    Jerome A Kessler|Oct 29, 2014

    Now that Ebola is on everybody's mind, influenza seems like a boring topic. When I was at a "Harvard Hospital Medicine" review course a few weeks ago, the speaker commented that it is too bad that one person in this country has died from Ebola, but it is important that we deal with the continuing threat we face every year from influenza. About 50,000 people in the US (and ½ million worldwide) die from influenza every year. Influenza is not "just the flu." It is a big deal, I tell my patie...

  • Why Don't We Get Up and MOVE?

    Amanda Piatte|Oct 29, 2014

    That is a great question. We all have excuses for everything, especially to get up and do something: "My knee hurts", "I had a rough day", I'm just not feeling up to it today", "I'm lazy", "I do it every –other time, so I'll do it next time". It's not too late to make a difference. Putting it into another perspective, it's similar to saving money. Yes we all know we should have invested better in the past, not spent money on certain things and saved better. It's not too late to start changing yo...

  • Halloween Costume Dance Oct. 30

    Oct 29, 2014

    Thursday, October 30th, the Halloween Costume Dance, sponsored by St. Matthew’s Church will be at 7p.m. – 10p.m. at the St. Mattherws Parish Center Gym. Grades 6th – 8th are welcome. Admission price with a costume is $4.00 and admission price without a costume is $6.00. Concessions will be available to purchase snacks and drinks. Those in costume may sign up once for a chance to win 1 of the 10 door prizes to be given away the night of the dance. Music DJ will be by Midnight Express. This dance is a lock-in for safety. Students will only be al...

  • PUSH-UPS for FLOATS: Thursday, October 30th 2-4 pm at the Rehabilitation Clinic

    Amanda Piatte|Oct 29, 2014

    October is National Physical Therapy Month! The Sidney Health Center Rehabilitation Services is hosting their annual community invitation to hang out with the rehab team to ask questions, meet the staff and explore rehab clinic while enjoying root beer floats. This year there are new challenges for the department, hospital, and the community. Bring in food items to donate to the food bank and pick any rehab staff member to do 10 push-ups. The Challenge is for the Rehab Team vs Hospital Staff vs...

  • MDT Proposes Adding a Left-Turn Lane to MT 16 at Crane, MT – Richland County

    Lori Ryan|Oct 29, 2014

    The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) would like to notify the public and seek comments on a proposal to add a left-turn lane to the intersection of MT 16 and Marshall Street in Crane, MT. at reference post 41.8. The project limits will be established based on the geometry necessary for the development of the left-turn lane. Proposed work includes roadway widening for the left-turn lane, milling the existing surface, applying a new overlay, installing rumble strips and finishing with a seal & cover (chip seal), upgraded pavement markin...

  • SHC Extended Care's Annual Trick-or-Treat

    Oct 29, 2014

    Sidney Health Center Extended Care's annual Trick-or-Treat on October 31 for children up to sixth grade. Sidney Health Center Extended Care will be hosting its annual "Trick-or-Treat" for children up to sixth grade on Friday, October 31. Trick-or-Treaters are welcome starting at 6:00 PM. Please use the main entrance at Extended Care located at 104 14th Avenue NW in Sidney....

  • Hunters Reminded to Have Horses Inspected

    Steve Merritt|Oct 29, 2014

    The Montana Department of Livestock is reminding hunters that horses are required to have a brand inspection before crossing county lines. According to Montana Code 81-3-211 (2), it is “unlawful to remove or cause to be removed…any livestock…unless the livestock have been inspected for brands by a state stock inspector or deputy state stock inspector and a certificate of the inspection has been issued…for the purpose of the transportation.” “It’s a pretty common violation during hunting season,” said John Grainger, Brands Enforcement Div...

  • Gardeners – Know Your Manure

    Warren Froelich|Oct 29, 2014

    As a young boy I remember Dad and Grandpa talking about how valuable manure was to plant growth. I didn’t recall any of the specifics and maybe they really didn’t know either. However, I do recall strips in the fields which looked better than other areas. My mother insisted that we apply manure to her garden area. Since then I have learned that manure provides valuable nutrients such as nitrogen which enhances plant growth. It also serves to build organic matter levels of the soil which the...

  • The Montana Department of Justice Issues Two Separate Phone Scam Alerts

    Oct 29, 2014

    The Office of Consumer Protection at the Montana Department of Justice wants to alert the public to two different phone scams happening in Montana and other parts of the country: DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS ARREST WARRANT SCAM: Citizens are receiving calls from scammers telling them that the Department of Corrections has issued an arrest warrant for them, and that they will go to jail if they don’t call the number provided. Callers are telling prospective victims that they will text them payment directions and that the victims owe several hundred...