Monday Jun 15 | The Daily Herald
Down Street jetty to be ready in August
Most of the Down Street jetty has already taken shape. The jetty, next to Sea Palace, will help to even out the flow of cruise passengers into town, especially when the larger cruise ships such as the behemoth Oasis of the Seas starts calling here in December.
Whitefish's Hydropower Plant: A Mystery and an Opportunity
Abandoned and lonely, this old hydroelectric plant has sat untouched for nearly two decades.
Businessman killed in Cole Bay ambush
Gunmen killed well-known Indian businessman Haresh 'Danny' Dayalani at his Cole Bay home Tuesday night in an apparent ambush, police said.
Dupersoy demands SCDF executives go
St. Maarten Carnival Development Foundation board members dismissed President Kendall Dupersoy on Friday, but he is not going quietly.
Carnival foundation responds to complaints about parade
St. Maarten Carnival Development Foundation plans to work more closely with police for next year's Carnival after Thursday's Grand Parade squeezed through Philipsburg late and revellers were hustled to the Emmaplein stretch.
The Caribbean is more affordable than ever
South Floridians know that in the Caribbean, summer is always value season, with rates often 40 percent less than in winter.
Local authorities have taken action against signage in Philipsburg that blocks sidewalks and alleyways .
Students learn about health care in Granite County
High school students from Philipsburg and Drummond gathered at the Granite County Hospital to learn about health care from a variety of professionals, including some emergency responders.
Two MT towns to benefit from USDA Rural Development funds
Two western Montana towns are poised to receive hefty checks from USDA Development for improvements to their water and sewer systems.
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ASARCO agrees to pay for MT cleanup
ASARCO has agreed to pay $138 million to Montana for environmental cleanup at four different sites.
Asarco offers environmental settlement
TUCSON, Ariz. - A Tucson-based mining company has submitted its proposal to pay at least $1.1 billion to settle environmental liabilities nationwide, including four sites in Montana.
News from Friday March 6, 2009
Lake shooting witness questioned in Holland PHILIPSBURG--Authorities in Holland have questioned a possible witness in the fatal shooting of Akeem Lake last year, prosecutors here say.
Students and teachers parade to promote Catholic education
Philipsburg was transformed into a sea of colours when hundreds of pupils of the seven Catholic schools in St.
Rebuilt siphon to benefit Philipsburg area
PHILIPSBURG, Mont. The Montana Natural Resources and Conservation Service says a project jus4 completed will bring major improvemen4 in the deliver9 of water to the Philipsburg area of southwestern Montana.
News from Thursday January 15 2009
Burglars hit Boolchand's PHILIPSBURG--Burglars broke into popular jeweller/electronics store Boolchand's in Philipsburg either late Monday or early Tuesday and stole an unspecified amount of merchandise.
New lumber store to open in Butte
Alvin Therriault of Woodland Construction is building Butte's newest hardware store, Mining City Hardware and Lumber, located at 3439 Wynne Ave.
Summary: Butte, a town in the southwestern part of Montana, began as a group of gold and silver mining camps in the 1870s.
George Mungas by George Mungas Jr., 86, of Billings, a rancher and mechanic who also had worked in the State Nursery, died Jan.
Area film release postponed to spring
Moviegoers will have to wait a few more months to watch a flick filmed in the area last winter.