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Local kidney transplant a successBy Michael Howell For Mary Lyons, of Stevensville, it has been a long, drawn out ordeal and it is not over yet. But a big hurdle has been passed in her quest for a new kidney. She has one! More... Wolves back to stayBy Greg Lemons The black wolf sat on a rock and just watched. He was about 100 yards away, high up above us as we searched for a way across Sawtooth Creek, 12 miles into the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. More... New Councilors sworn inBy Michael Howell Three new Hamilton City Council members were sworn into office last week by Mayor Jessica Randazzo. They included Ward 1 Councilor and former mayor Joe Petrusaitis, Ward 2 Councilor Al Mitchell, and Ward 3 Councilor Jenny West. County Commissioners Carlotta Grandstaff and Kathleen Driscoll were on hand to welcome the new councilors to their respective positions. Both commissioners expressed excitement about anticipated collaboration over areas of mutual interest between the county and the city governments. Randazzo said that she looked forward to working with the new councilors as well. More... Canyon Breeze subdivision approvedBy Michael Howell The Ravalli County Commissioners gave conditional approval to the Canyon Breeze Subdivision, near Stevensville, last week. The proposal, made by Robert Kwapy, is to create 14 lots on a little over 28 acres along Stevi River Road. More... Darby meeting on forest travel plan punctuated by profanity and threatsBy Michael Howell Close to 250 people packed the Darby Club House last Wednesday, January 9, for a public meeting hosted by the U.S. Forest Service to disseminate information and accept comment upon proposed changes to the Bitterroot National Forest Travel Plan. Unable to proceed according to plans, which had called for breaking up into groups, Virginia Tribe, the private moderator hired to facilitate the meeting, adapted by changing the format to simply take comment from the public one at a time. Comments from the public were, however, disrupted by other comments from the floor, some of which were profane and at least one of which was threatening. More... |
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