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Dedication ceremony for Corvallis pathwaysBy Michael Howell This month marks the completion of new pedestrian pathways in Corvallis. During the summer and fall approximately 900 feet of path was constructed along both the north and south sides of Willow Creek Road east from the intersection with the Eastside Highway. The south pathway includes a prefabricated pedestrian bridge across the Corvallis Canal. On the north pathway, pedestrians will cross the canal on a pedestrian walkway that is part of a new vehicle bridge installed in October by the Ravalli County Road Department. In addition, 400 feet of path was added to the existing pedestrian/bike path along the Woodside Cutoff Road, extending that path all the way to the Eastside Highway. More...  County adopts 2010 budgetBy Michael Howell The Ravalli County Commissioners have adopted a $25 million budget for the 2009-2010 fiscal year. More... Habitat for Humanity home gets timber frame front porchWorkers set the timber frame in place on Monday to cover the front porch of a home being constructed in Hamilton by Habitat for Humanity. More...  Tim Betschart lines up the trusses of the Bear Creek Timberwright entryway with the slots on the Habitat for Humanity house that is being built in Hamilton. Ben Fullerton handles the guideline on the truss as it's slowly moved into place. Jean Schurman photo. Fowler pleads not guiltyBy Michael Howell Former Ravalli County Sheriff’s Sergeant Jeff Fowler entered a plea of not guilty to felony theft charges in Ravalli County District Court last Thursday. Fowler has been charged with stealing 40,700 rounds of ammunition from the Sheriff’s Office between October 2008 and June 2009. The ammunition was being stored at a padlocked shed at the Whittecar Rifle Range, where officers often engage in shooting practice. Assistant Attorney General Daniel Guzynski is prosecuting for the state. Fowler is being represented by Missoula attorney Milton Datsapoulos. More... Stevi crime rate relatively highCompared to 15 other Montana municipalities of comparable population size (+/- 500), Stevensville ranks second for the highest crime rate, according to statistics gathered by the Montana Board of Crime Control. More... |
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