Harlem News

HELENA - The Montana Supreme Court has upheld the deliberate homicide conviction of a Harlem man in the 2003 shooting death of a Blaine County deputy.

A young man from Harlem who was booked into the Hill County jail last Thursday died Monday morning at Northern Montana Hospital.

Voters ousted two Craig Water and Sewer District Board incumbents who did not support a special resort tax to pay for the town's overburdened sewer system.

William Taylor won a three-way race to be mayor of Harlem. Taylor earned 148 votes over Marc Arensmeyer's 65 votes and write-in candidate Douglas Stuart's 62 votes.

HARLEM - The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind. Decades after Bob Dylan suggested a peaceful solution could be found in the wind, Harlem High School art students are illustrating his point.

Fifteen community health centers across Montana are sharing a $6.7 million federal stimulus grant.

Alma Hueth Maurantonio, 94, a former teacher of Great Falls, died of natural causes Saturday at a local care facility.

CHINOOK - Pro rodeo returns to the Hi-Line tonight when the Bear Paw Roundup gets under way at the local arena.

HOBSON - Army veteran Robert O. Watson, 86, of Hobson, died of natural causes Tuesday at a Great Falls hospital.