Posted 03/15/2010 10:59 AM by Michelle McConnaha
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HAMILTON - Exactly one year ago, the community of volunteers known as Habitat for Humanity began demolishing an eyesore of an old house.
Over 70 members of the Bitterroot Valley and Habitat… Click to Read More
Posted 03/13/2010 5:35 PM by Breanna Roy
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HAMILTON - The Ravalli County Sheriff's Department is investigating a chain of burglaries in Bitterroot Valley bars.
Ravalli County Sheriff Chris Hoffman said early on Friday, March 5, some… Click to Read More
Posted 03/15/2010 9:50 AM by Dennis Bragg
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STEVENSVILLE - Bitterroot National Forest managers are in the process of plowing through maps and documents, and traveling all over the woods, in hopes of developing a fire management plan to make … Click to Read More
Posted 03/12/2010 9:10 AM by Michelle McConnaha
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HAMILTON - Good decisions - like not doing drugs or alcohol - need to be celebrated. So, Mothers Against Drunk Drivers and State Farm are sponsoring an evening of one-act plays celebrating lives fr… Click to Read More
Posted 03/11/2010 7:46 AM by Mark Thorsell
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STEVENSVILLE - A Stevensville house was gut… Click to Read More
Posted 03/04/2010 9:14 AM by Breanna Roy
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HAMILTON - Two Georgia men will spend the next six months behind bars in Montana after a judge sentenced them Wednesday for abusing horses on a pack trip in the Bitterroot Valley in 2008.
Posted 03/03/2010 6:25 AM by Breanna Roy
Source: KPAX News
HAMILTON - A pair of Georgia men who were found guilty last week of abusing horses on a pack trip through the Bitterroot back in 2008 are expected to be sentenced on Wednesday.
Defendant Curtis Heydon was found guilty of 10 counts of animal abuse, while his son Craig was found guilty of nine counts of animal abuse.
The trial lasted a full week at the Ravalli County Courthouse, but it took jurors only three hours on Friday to come to a verdict.
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