Martinez Hesitates To Accept Plea Deal, Opts To Seek Further Legal Counsel
Written by Devon Boen
In Montana’s 15th Judicial District Court on Jan. 30, Dennis Martinez hesitated to accept a plea deal that required a guilty plea to a felony charge of child endangerment.
Martinez is quickly approaching his one-year anniversary of being arrested for felony operation of an unlawful clandestine laboratory and child endangerment. He and his co-defendant, Kristopher Lehto, were taken into custody by law enforcement in May of 2012 after police received an anonymous tip that the two men were possibly producing crystal methamphetamine together.
Martinez is quickly approaching his one-year anniversary of being arrested for felony operation of an unlawful clandestine laboratory and child endangerment. He and his co-defendant, Kristopher Lehto, were taken into custody by law enforcement in May of 2012 after police received an anonymous tip that the two men were possibly producing crystal methamphetamine together.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 13 February 2013 16:46
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Frontier Renews Dean’s Contract For 2013-14
Written by Devon Boen
The Frontier School board met Monday, Feb. 11, and approved an architect for the Quality Schools Grant project and renewed the dean’s contract.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 13 February 2013 16:45
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Twins Celebrate 90th Birthday Recounting Memories, Connecting With Family
Written by Devon Boen
Local twins Marvin and Monroe Bartel recently celebrated their 90th birthdays. The two men were born and raised in Wolf Point and have deep roots in the area.
Over the course of 90 years, a person collects experiences and memories and often creates a wide range of family and friends. This is an understatement in the case of the two men who have built a solid foundation here since they were born.
Over the course of 90 years, a person collects experiences and memories and often creates a wide range of family and friends. This is an understatement in the case of the two men who have built a solid foundation here since they were born.
Last Updated on Thursday, 31 January 2013 16:49
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NADC Offers Loans, Assistance
Written by The Wolf Point Herald
The Native American Development Corporation was organized in 1996 to:
Wolf Point City Council Appoints New Member To Replace Douglas
Written by Devon Boen
At the Wolf Point City Council meeting on Thursday, Jan. 24, the council filled a vacancy and officially opened another vacancy.
Councilwoman Arden DeWitt submitted her resignation in late 2012, but since it was not a formal item on the agenda at the last meeting the board could not officially approve a motion to accept it.
Councilwoman Arden DeWitt submitted her resignation in late 2012, but since it was not a formal item on the agenda at the last meeting the board could not officially approve a motion to accept it.
Last Updated on Thursday, 31 January 2013 16:43
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