Community Ice Rink still in progress
SEELEY LAKE – Seeley Lake ROCKS volunteers have been working hard to open the Community Ice Rink in the Seeley Lake Elementary ball field. While it has a good base, it needs cold weather, without snow, to finish the rink. Please do not skate on it until it is ready.
Volunteers have been setting up and will maintain the rink. This includes snow removal, keeping the shed picked up, etc. If interested in volunteering contact ROCKS President Garry Swain garryswain@gmail.com.
There’s snow place like Seeley Lake
SEELEY LAKE – Seeley Lake is a unique area where over-snow conveyance can occur. Missoula County ordinance allows snowmobiles to travel on county roads. Ample snow is good for skis or snowshoes practically anywhere.
A few reminders from the Seeley Lake Visitors Center regarding snow removal:
• When removing snow from driveways, please remember to not deposit any in the roadway.
• When moving snow near the pathway along Highway 83, please do not leave berms or barriers on the pathway. The pathway is used year around. Large snow piles create a challenge or safety hazard.
• Do you remove all snow from driveways that intersect the pathway along Highway 83. This allows snowmobiles to travel through downtown on the trail without having to run on pavement.
Healthy Bones for Life workshop, Jan. 18
Missoula Aging Services Education Program is partnering again with Mary Thane, PT, GCS, CEEAA and Lisa Hamilton PT, DPT, NCPT both Montana State Advocates for the Academy of Geriatrics through American Physical Therapy Association (https://www.apta.org/) to offer a 75-minute, interactive workshop on Zoom titled, “Healthy Bones for Life.” The session will take place on Tuesday, Jan. 18 from 10-11:15 a.m. No cost and pre-registration is required.
Register online at https://bonehealthmas.eventbrite.com or call MAS 406-728-7682 to register by phone. The workshop can also be found on the MAS website missoulaagingservices.org under the News and Events tab.
Weekly COVID-19 update
As of Dec. 20, there have been 194,929 cases of COVID-19 in Montana. There have been 1,301,160 doses of vaccines administered and 534,646 Montanans fully immunized. There are 1,723 active cases, 10,291 total hospitalizations with 126 active, 190,328 recoveries and 2,878 deaths in Montana due to COVID-19 complications. Missoula County has had 17,738 cases, 161 active cases, 17,388 recovered and 189 COVID-related deaths to date.
For the most up-to-date and accurate information please refer to the Missoula County-City Health Department website http://missoulainfo.com or call 406-258-INFO (4636) Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Seeley Lake Rural Fire District Call Log Dec. 12 – Dec. 18
• 12/14, Highway 200, Greenough: Accident
• 12/17, Highway 200, Greenough: Medical
• 12/18, Locust Lane, Seeley Lake: Medical
• 12/18, Spring Ridge Road, Seeley Lake: Medical
Missoula County Sheriff’s Office Call Log Dec. 13 – Dec. 20
• 12/13, 8:10pm, 3X mile marker Highway 200: Greenough: Accident – No Injury
• 12/14, 12:55am, 293XX Highway 200, Potomac: Accident - Injury
• 12/14, 8:09am, 293XX Highway 200, Potomac: Accident – Injury
• 12/14, 3:12pm, 10XX Old Barn Road, Summit: Harassment
• 12/14, 3:37pm, 1XX Hickory Lane, Seeley Lake: Harassment
• 12/14, 5:22pm, 2X mile marker Highway 200, Greenough: Accident – Injury
• 12/15, 1:22pm, 1X mile marker Highway 200, Potomac: Accident – No Injury
• 12/16, 12:13am, 15XX Highway 83, Greenough: Suspicious Activity
• 12/16, 11:06am, 27XX Boyd Lane, Potomac: Theft
• 12/17, 1:25am, 4X mile marker Highway 83, Condon: Accident – Injury
• 12/17, 11:21am, Holland Lake Road, Condon: Slide-In No Property Damage
• 12/17, 12:29pm, 3X mile marker Highway 200: Greenough: Slide-In No Property Damage
• 12/17, 3:03pm, 16XX Airport Road, Seeley Lake: Accident – No Injury
• 12/17, 5:29pm, 6XX Pine Drive, Seeley Lake: Disorderly Conduct
• 12/18, 11:29pm, Highway 83: Seeley Lake: Slide-In No Property Damage
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