Today Scott Sales who is running for Secretary of State was on Voices of Montana. The Senate President was asked his thoughts on Governor Steve Bullock’s stay at home order. https://northernbroadcasting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Untitled-23-1.mp3 “To listen to the full Voices of Montana Podcast Click Here”
President Of State Senate Scott Sales On Voices Of Montana Critical Of Stay At Home Directive
Today Scott Sales who is running for Secretary of State was on Voices of Montana. The Senate President was asked his thoughts on Governor Steve Bullock’s stay at home order. https://northernbroadcasting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Untitled-23-1.mp3 “To listen to the full Voices of Montana Podcast Click Here”
Hydrologists Optimistic about Montana Snowpack
April storms and cooler temperatures have hydrologists optimistic about Montana’s snowpack. All of Montana’s river basins recorded an average snowpack by the middle of the month. When looking at snow to water equivalent which measures how much water is contained in mountain snow percentages ranged from 104% of normal for the Madison and Jeffer...
Butte – Free Pet Food Deliveries
The Chelsea Baily Animal Shelter in Butte will deliver free dog and cat food to pet owners who are unable to leave their mining city home due to the coronavirus pandemic. People can call in what they need in the morning and animals control will drop off the pet food at the residence after 2 o’clock in the afternoon.
Bozeman – MSU Professor Recognized for Contributions
Longtime Montana State University Professor and Soil Scientist Rick Engel has been recognized for his contributions to agriculture with the Great Plains Soil Fertility Conference Leadership Award. He was selected from a group of nominees who spanned private and public industry across the region.
Final Decision on High School Graduations Dependent on Governor’s Directives
The current coronavirus pandemic has changed nearly aspect of our lives. For parents, students, and educators it has a lot of them wondering what high school graduations are going to look like in May. The Office of Public Instruction is advising public schools not to hold large-scale in-person graduation ceremonies at this time. The recommenda...
Final Decision on High School Graduations Dependent on Governor’s Directives
The current coronavirus pandemic has changed nearly aspect of our lives. For parents, students, and educators it has a lot of them wondering what high school graduations are going to look like in May. The Office of Public Instruction is advising public schools not to hold large-scale in-person graduation ceremonies at this time. The recommenda...
2 Year Extension Granted on Timber Sales
The United States Department of Agriculture will be providing all timber sale contract holders with a two-year extension. The relief for the wood products industry will provide stability during the coronavirus pandemic. This follows a direct request to USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue from Senator Steve Daines.
About Every Sector Of The Economy Getting Hit With Coronavirus Pandemic Fallout
About every sector of the economy is getting hit with the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic even city governments. Billings Mayor Bill Cole. https://northernbroadcasting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Untitled-17-1.mp3
Hamilton – Youth Shelter Closes Amid COVID-19 Concerns
The Linda Massa Home in Hamilton is temporarily closed starting this Friday due to COVID-19 concerns. The home’s 14 staff members will be furloughed and recalled once the shelter reopens hopefully later this summer. The Hamilton youth home currently houses five young people