Legals for November, 8 2022

Pirates outlast Locomotives in blustery quarterfinals

POLSON — Tough wind, tough Locomotives, tougher Pirates.

Multi-family residential development still going strong in Kalispell

Although total residential construction in Kalispell so far in 2022 has cooled from red-hot 2021, multi-family development remains strong and is outpacing new single-family homes for the second consecutive year.

Hatten trick: Receiver catches four TD passes — all in first half — as Vandals drub Eagles

Idaho plays host to UC Davis next Saturday for senior day.

THE FRONT ROW WITH MARK NELKE: Starting to look like the good ol' days at the Dome

“I think coach Eck came in, brought some guys in that weren’t on the club last year,” Best said. “Nucleus is the same, the freshman quarterback (Gevani McCoy) is playing out of his mind. He can beat you with his arm and his feet.

The problem of arrogance

A young, foolish pilot wanted to sound cool and show who was boss on the aviation frequencies.

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Wolfpack Theatre’s ‘Death of a Salesman’ highlights story of human condition

Glacier High School’s Wolfpack Theatre Company will present “Death of a Salesman” Nov. 8, 9 and 10.

Polson beats the wind, Locomotives

Polson’s Jarrett Wilson intercepted a Laurel pass with 1:07 left in regulation, then scored on a 6-yard run with 29 seconds remaining to lift the Pirates to a 14-7 win in a Class A quarterfinal football game Saturday.

Ostmo, Griz overpower Cal Poly

October is over and the Montana Grizzlies came to play. The Griz wouldn’t necessarily make that connection, but Saturday was a welcome tonic: Nick Ostmo ran for a career-high 221 yards and two touchdowns as Montana crushed Cal Poly 57-0 at Washington-Grizzly Stadium.

Tigers on Top

Ephrata bounces back from 1-4 start to make 2A State Playoffs

CLARKSTON – The Ephrata Tigers began their season with a 1-4 record through the first month of the season. Now, that same Tiger team is off to the 2A State Tournament after a 17-7 win over Clarkston on Friday in the District 5/6/8 Crossover. “We played lights out on defense the whole game and held their really good passing attack in check for the most part except for one drive,” said Ephrata Head Coach Patrick Mitchell. “The kids played great and they prepared really hard all week for that moment and that atmosphere.” A 17-point second quarter was enough for the Tigers to hold on to the win over the Bantams, who finished second in the Greater Spokane League. Ephrata quarterback/linebacker Travis Hendrick first scored on a two-yard rush and followed up with a 35-yard interception returned for a touchdown. Mitchell said that the weather tailored to the run-heavy approach of the Tiger offense.

Othello advances to round of 16 with 48-14 win over Shadle Park

OTHELLO — With the Othello Huskies leading 21-14 after a competitive first half, the Shadle Park Highlanders kicked off to start the second half. The ball went to Othello’s Sonny Asu. Asu said he told his teammates at halftime that he would angle for the sideline if the ball came to him on the second half kickoff. It did, and he did. “I saw my blockers spread out in front of me, pushing back,” Asu said. He worked his way down the sideline and cut back about midfield. “And it was off to the races,” Asu said. 80 yards later Asu crossed the goal line, increasing Othello’s lead to 28-14 on the way to a convincing 48-14 win. With the win Othello advances to the round of 16 in the 2022 2A state football playoffs.

Vandals' goal: Bounce back, and don't let up

Idaho (5-3, 4-1 Big Sky), which has had just two winning years in its last 22 seasons, is challenging for its first playoff berth since returning to FCS in 2018.

Man accused of pulling knife sentenced to misdemeanor

Jay Ryan Kaufman, 20, pleaded guilty to negligent endangerment in Flathead County District Court on Oct. 27.

Legals for November, 5 2022

AA playoffs: Hawks outlast Wolfpack 31-23

The Glacier Wolfpack had more than a few quick starts this football season, but on Friday it was the Bozeman Hawks that made hay early.

Hungry Horse man gets suspended sentence in child-beating case

A Hungry Horse man who has spent more than a year in the county jail after allegedly beating his children received a suspended five-year sentence on Thursday.

STEM-azing educators: NI STEM Charter teacher earns award for excellence

Jessica LaPresta honored for championing STEM, providing connections for students

North Idaho STEM Charter Academy math teacher Jessica LaPresta is one of two Idaho educators to be honored by the Idaho STEM Action Center. LaPresta will receive the 2022 Industry's Excellent Educators Dedicated to STEM awards, or INDEEDS for short, for being a champion of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and for connecting students with industry leaders to mentor projects and provide invaluable career guidance.

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Felon accused of beating children given suspended sentence

A Hungry Horse man who has spent more than a year in the county jail after allegedly beating his children received a suspended five-year sentence on Thursday.