Bill Decker sat in the beautifully lit meeting room upstairs in the Barn - what Seeley Lake residents refer to the combo museum, historical society and community meeting spot as - with legal pads and a folder of sewer-related information displayed in front of him. He was explaining a few things about April's sewer board meeting when his phone rang.
A representative from Rep. Ryan Zinke's office was on the other line with news of a chunk of money available from the federal government - through the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development subcommittee of the federal Appropriations Committee...
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