August 16 through 22, 2018
Rotary Concert Chairwoman Leeann Tenesch juggles last minute preparations for Saturday’s concert at Winninghoff Park. The Club’s rebuilt stage is behind her.
Rotary Concert this weekend’s big draw
It’s party season in Philipsburg and this Saturday marks the 9th annual Rotary Concert, often times the biggest event of the year. Concert Chairwoman Leeann Tenesch said she’s excited about this year’s concert for a variety of reasons. “It’s a great event and it really is a community event. It’s a good time and a chance for the community to come together and play together and enjoy some good music in our wonderful amphitheater,” she told the Mail.
Fires!
Just because it burned once doesn’t mean it can’t burn again. That’s the message received from the Medicine Lake fire, which blew up last week before the United States Forest Service (USFS) got it under control.
“Medicine Lake got up to about 40 acres. We were very aggressive with it. We called in retardant planes and put somewhere between 80 to 100 firefighters on it and put it out,” Pintler District Ranger Cameron Rasor told the Mail this week.
Forestry Advisory Committee shapes up with mission and bylaws
The Granite County Forest Management Advisory Committee (F-MAC) and County Commissioners appear to have come to an agreement on a resolution that legally establishes the Committee as an advisory board to the County Commissioners and provides the framework for how the Committee is to be organized. The County Commissioners called for the formation of F-MAC earlier this year and accepted applications from citizens to be on the Committee.
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Paul Eugene Jacobsen
10/6/1940 - 9/3/2018
Janalee Martin
3/23/1964 - 8/8/2018
Donald Russell
August 14, 2018
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Rotary Concert this weekend’s big draw
It’s party season in Philipsburg and this Saturday marks the 9th annual Rotary Concert, often times the biggest event of the year. Concert Chairwoman Leeann Tenesch said she’s excited about this year’s concert for a variety of reasons. “It’s a great event and it really is a community event. It’s a good time and a chance for the community to come together and play together and enjoy some good music in our wonderful amphitheater,” she told the Mail.
Fires!
Just because it burned once doesn’t mean it can’t burn again. That’s the message received from the Medicine Lake fire, which blew up last week before the United States Forest Service (USFS) got it under control.
“Medicine Lake got up to about 40 acres. We were very aggressive with it. We called in retardant planes and put somewhere between 80 to 100 firefighters on it and put it out,” Pintler District Ranger Cameron Rasor told the Mail this week.
Forestry Advisory Committee shapes up with mission and bylaws
The Granite County Forest Management Advisory Committee (F-MAC) and County Commissioners appear to have come to an agreement on a resolution that legally establishes the Committee as an advisory board to the County Commissioners and provides the framework for how the Committee is to be organized. The County Commissioners called for the formation of F-MAC earlier this year and accepted applications from citizens to be on the Committee.
Letters to the Editor are a sure-fire way to decipher the vitality of a newspaper.
The more Letters, the more engaged the readers. To that end, we try to do everything we can, to encourage our readers to write us with their opinions and concerns, and we try to do as little as possible to discourage them from writing.
Paul Eugene Jacobsen
10/6/1940 - 9/3/2018
Janalee Martin
3/23/1964 - 8/8/2018
Donald Russell
August 14, 2018
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