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City will reapply for grants for water, sewer projects

City officials will reapply for competitive grant funds totalling approximately $2.2 million through the American Rescue Plan Act in hopes to help fund three large water and sewer projects.

Mayor honors predecessor in first council meeting

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Glendive history was made Tuesday night as the Glendive City Council welcomed its first female mayor and not a beat of business was missed in the transition.

COVID-induced inflation hike hits consumers, stores

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As inflation continues to force increases in the price of goods of every kind, consumers are left feeling the sting. Factors considered to be contributing to current inflation have generally been issues with roots in the COVID-19 pandemic, including supply chain issues and labor shortages.

City Court

Judge Kerry Burman presides over Glendive City Court.

New mayor appreciates support from city officials, community

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Stepping into the position of mayor is no small feat and as she starts her climb up a steep learning curve, newly appointed Mayor Teresea Olson is thankful for the support she has received from city officials and the community.

Blotter

The Glendive Police and the Dawson County Sheriff Departments received a total of 153 calls from Dec. 30, 2021 to Jan. 5, 2022. Six accidents were reported.

Downtown Master Plan group off to a slow start

After organizing just roughly a year ago, the Downtown Master Plan Committee is making slower than anticipated progress towards reaching its goals as they deal with some of the issues that have become common to many group-led organizations. Specifically, the grant process is taking longer than expected and other commitments are detracting from member involvement.

District Court

• Michael Allen Vonderheide appeared for sentencing in front of Seventh Judicial District Court Judge Olivia Rieger on Oct. 12, 2021. He was sentenced on one count criminal possession of dangerous drugs - methamphetamine, a felony.

Public COVID-19 vaccine clinic scheduled at GMC

Glendive Medical Center will hold a vaccine clinic for the public on Friday, January 14 at GMC in the Carney Center. This clinic is for anyone wishing to receive their first, second, or booster vaccines. Moderna, Johnson & Johnson, and Pfizer will be available. Walk-ins are not allowed at this time. Please call Glendive Medical Center to schedule your appointment at 406-345-8901.

Winter Ag Series will feature three free seminars

On Jan. 20, 2022 the Dawson County Extension office will host an Agriculture Winter Series in the Dawson County Courthouse Community Room from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

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