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New nonprofit focuses on bear awareness in Alberton (opens the original)
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A bear hangs out in the treetops around Alberton. (Courtesy photo) There may be no better way to talk about bears than over a glass of fresh-pressed apple cider. That’s the idea behind Alberton’s first-ever Alberton Apple Festival, set for Saturday, Oct. 3, from noon to 4 p.m. at Hank Roat Memorial Park. The festival will celebrate the fall apple harvest with cider pressing, live music, farmers market vendors, family yard games and plenty of bear education. It is also an opportunity to introduce
Mineral County ride program making running errands a cinch (opens the original)
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One of the 3 minivans owned by the Mineral County Pioneer Council picks up John Arispe of St. Regis from a dental appointment in Superior. Like many residents, it’s become easier for John to use the public transportation services rather than drive into Missoula, especially with the price of fuel and upcoming winter roads. (Monte Tuner/Mineral Independent) For John Arispe of St. Regis, getting to Missoula doesn’t require getting behind the wheel anymore. Arispe moved to St. Regis seven years ago
Alberton students bring back Panther Pride at homecoming pep rally (opens the original)
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Students, teachers, counselors and administration were all showing tremendous Panther Pride at the Alberton School Homecoming Pep Rally last week. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent) One of the contests had students hold hands in a circle and then have a hula hoop passed around where each one had to crawl in and out while maintaining the unbroken circle. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent) Team yellow took second place in the cotton candy contest. The identity of the human inside is still unknown.
Town Pump to match funds for local food bank (opens the original)
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Town Pump convenience store assistant manager Steven Mellen and the deli manger Breeze Cantin are just two of the Superior Town Pump employees ready to assist with donations from customers during October and November to help the Community Food Bank of Mineral County. This is the 25th year that Town Pump has held the matching fundraiser for local food banks across Montana. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent) When times get tough, it is often the simple things that make the biggest difference, such
Mineral County nets over $1M in PILT funds (opens the original)
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THE U.S. Forest Service began its Summer Trails project in early April, which will establish a motorized off-highway (OHV) route system across 180,000 acres between St. Regis and Lookout Pass. (Maggie Dresser/Mineral Independent) A pilgrimage through the world of PILT proves to be a twisting ride. For Mineral County, however, the destination is pretty important. The Payments in Lieu of Taxes program, better known as PILT, provides money to counties that contain large amounts of federal land that
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