Articles from the March 3, 2022 edition

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 By Andi Bourne    News    March 3, 2022

Breeding a solution for home security

SEELEY LAKE – When Blaze Vandine, owner of Spartan Kennels in Seeley Lake, read the article about the Swan Valley Neighborhood Watch, he could not help but reach out to offer another solution for...

 
 By Andi Bourne    News    March 3, 2022

Jokers return to the streets

SEELEY LAKE – With the sun high in the sky and temperatures reaching into the mid-20s Saturday, Feb. 26, runners returned to the traditional course for the 43rd annual Snow Joke Half Marathon...

 

Outdoor burning opened March 1

MISSOULA - Spring is coming, Missoula County--and that means the opening of outdoor burning season! The General and Essential Agriculture and Prescribed Wildland Outdoor Burning Seasons opened March 1 in Missoula County. All outdoor burning requires...

 
 By Bill Campbell    Opinion    March 3, 2022

Faith over form

Just a note to let you know how much I appreciated Dale Terrillion’s Passages column in the Pathfinder’s Feb. 17 issue. I agree with both him and John Wesley regarding Christian denominations. It continues to be my belief that what Satan has...

 

Correction to last week's letter

While the injection of over 10 billion doses of a virus gene into hundreds of millions of people using a technology first used in humans in a small-scale clinical trial less than 10 years ago and without any long-term safety data is undoubtedly the...

 

MAS celebrates March for Meals 50th Anniversary

Missoula Aging Services (MAS) announced that it will be participating in a special March for Meals celebration honoring the 50th anniversary of the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program, the federal l...

 
 By Andi Bourne    News    March 3, 2022

Maintaining hospitality excellence for the past 12 years

SEELEY LAKE - "We take pride in what we do," said Arrowhead Condos Head Housekeeper Amy Jorgensen. "I don't think you can go anywhere in Missoula and find as clean of an establishment as we [have]...

 

Local grants awarded

SEELEY LAKE - The Seeley Lake Community Foundation (SLCF) helps local groups fund important community projects. In this capacity, the SLCF strives to be a community resource and catalyst for...

 
 By Lena Beck    Opinion    March 3, 2022

What Federal funding could mean for wildlife crossings

A grizzly bear dubbed "Lingenpolter" by local biologists caught the attention of many in Montana and elsewhere last year. Using a GPS tracker, biologists watched as the young male bear repeatedly...

 

Caleb Maughan graduates Nuclear Power School

SOUTH CAROLINA - On Feb. 11, Seeley Lake's Caleb Maughan graduated from Nuclear Power School (NUC Pipeline), a technical school operated by the U.S. Navy in Goose Creek, South Carolina, near... Full story

 
 By Jean Pocha    News    March 3, 2022

Bears visiting the classroom

OVANDO- "There's three kinds of bears in Montana, black, brown and very, very brown," chimed a young student at the Ovando School when asked how many bears live in Montana during a "Bear Necessities"...

 

Shirley Bickford Erickson July 2, 1942 – Feb.16, 2022

BUTTE, MONTANA - On the evening of Feb. 16, Heaven opened its doors and Shirley was delivered into the loving arms of her devoted son Jay. Shirley Erickson passed away while being visited and... Full story

 
 By Andi Bourne    News    March 3, 2022

CRT, student and staff updates, election discussed

SEELEY LAKE – The Seeley Lake Elementary School board addresses correspondence and received updates from Superintendent Josh Gibbs at their Feb. 22 meeting. The school board received correspondence from a Seeley Lake resident and retired teacher...

 

Display your collection at the museum

It’s time to dust off those items collected throughout the years for display in a few “pop-up” exhibits at the Montana Historical Society in Helena, Montana. For a few hours on Saturdays this spring – March 12, April 9, and May 14 – MHS wil...

 
 By Stephen Moon    Opinion    March 3, 2022

On a journey without end

“And why do you call me Master, Master and do not the things that I say? Whoever comes to me, and hears my sayings and does them, I will show you to whom he is like.” Luke 6:46- 47. Making confession in Messiah as the Master and the only...

 
 By Andi Bourne    News    March 3, 2022

Snowball returns to Seeley Lake

SEELEY LAKE – After two years, the Seeley Lake Driftrider's returned to the Seeley Lake Community Hall for their annual Snowball Banquet and fundraiser Feb. 26. Attendees enjoyed the Fiesta with din...

 
 By Nathan Bourne    News    March 3, 2022

Lady Blackhawks take fourth at Western C

FRENCHTOWN - The Lady Blackhawks season came to an end at the Western C Divisional Tournament Feb. 24-26 but they didn't go down without a fight. The Lady Blackhawks had two wins and two losses to fin...

 

20/35 Year Look Back

In celebration of 35 years of the Seeley Swan Pathfinder, each week we will run parts of articles that appeared in the issue 35 years ago and 20 years ago. The entire issue will be uploaded to our web... Full story

 

Community Briefs

Missoula BLM plans controlled burns near Potomac MISSOULA – The Bureau of Land Management’s Missoula Field Office is preparing to burn landing piles associated with several timber sales and stewardship projects this spring in the Lower Blackfoot...

 
 By Erin Heaton    Opinion    March 3, 2022

Prioritize Montana first, pass the BCSA

Montana’s beautiful, expansive public lands are what make this state the “last best place.” Senator Jon Tester’s Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act (BCSA) is a groundbreaking piece of legislation that vows to protect some of the most...

 

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