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November 11, 2020 Local Announcements 4H Meeting Monday, November 16, 2020, 6:30Pm @ the Scout House November 11, 2020 Local Announcements 4H Meeting Monday, November 16, 2020, 6:30pm @ the Scout House. Regular meeting plus information on joining Dome Mountain 4H. Any questions call Heidi 406-431-3813. I also have information on a new club for youth who are 9 by October 1st who just want to participate in 4H shooting sports. Join EPAC for a fun and interactive free live performance with jazz singer Dee Dee Darby Duffin on Friday, November 20 at 7pm on Facebook Live. Born in the "Charm City" of Baltimore, Dee-Dee has been delighting audiences with her mixture of jazz standards, R&B, soul and funk for a quarter of a century. Now she's putting together an intimate live show for the communities north of Yellowstone National Park where the audience can not only enjoy the music, but ask questions and interact with Dee Dee in the chat. Join the event at https://www. facebook.com/electricpeakarts. In lieu of COVID-19 continuing to spread in the community, The Gardiner Chamber is withdrawing our role in planning the 2020 Gardiner Christmas Stroll. We're sad to not gather with you for our favorite holiday tradition, but stay tuned for upcoming smaller events and activities to enjoy. Please connect with us if you have any questions or concerns. We are back!! It’s been a long couple of months but Gardiner Pharmacy is now open at 318 Park Street (the stone building across from the arch). We are thankful to Yellowstone Forever for providing this beautiful, temporary spot to serve our community. We are open from 10am to 6pm Monday through Thursday. Be sure to give us plenty of time to transfer your prescriptions back home! 406-848-9430. Local Announcements continued on page 2.... Your Local Real Estate Market Experts US Highway 89 South - Gardiner Versatile 4+ acre parcel with storage units in place and a nice home site for the future. Great views. Tons of possibilities. $579,000 # 329074 Chris (406)930-0299/ Ernie (406)220-0231 Call Us For All Of Your Real Estate Needs. Residential • Land • Commercial 406-222-8700 www.eragardiner.com The Gardiner Chamber of Commerce serves our community through developing local tourism while endorsing the stewardship of the Yellowstone Ecosystem. 5 Day Forcast for Gardiner, MT from the National Weather Service Local Announcements ...continued from page 1 Hello community friends. The Annual Graham Cracker House Decorating Event for community children is happening again this year - just a little differently. Details are still evolving - nothing is written in stone - some things may change. We have to be flexible and creative - we've got this down - we're MammoGardinerites! It is time to start constructing the "houses". This post is a "reach out" to find builders. I will have building kits to distribute so you can construct at your home. (There will not be building workshops this year). I will have instructions as well. These can be dropped off at your home and picked up when they are finished. If anyone has ideas on how we can make this a covid-safe event your ideas are very welcome. Would love to have your help. Text Tah at 406-223-3282. Thank you! Commercial Real Estate for lease or sale. Call 205-886-8282 for more info. The next Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors meeting will be Thursday, November 19 at noon upstairs at the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center. Masks required, social distancing will be followed. Public welcome. Due to limited staffing, the Gardiner Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center may have intermittent closures during normal business hours. Public restrooms are available from 6am-9pm daily. If you have Chamber related business, please call 406-848-7971 or email [email protected]. Thank you in advance for your adaptability. The Chamber of Commerce will be closing at noon this Friday, November 13. Sorry for any inconvenience. Outlaws Pizza is now open Monday through Saturday 4pm to 9pm, closed Sundays! We are still only doing to-go orders however, we have outside seating. If you want to order ahead of time call 406-848-7733. Hope to see you there! Fire danger in Yellowstone is LOW • The parkwide fire danger has been reduced to LOW due to autumn precipitation. • The Lone Star Fire is the last remaining active fire in the park, with isolated smoldering pockets of heat. • There are no fire restrictions currently in place. • Campfires are only permitted within fire rings in campgrounds and at some backcountry campsites. • All campfires must be cold to the touch before abandoning. Soak, stir, feel, repeat until cold. For Rent & For Sale Furnished private rooms in Gardiner downtown in excellent condition are available now thru 5/1/2021. $500 per month including utilities, laundry, WiFi and satellite TV. Please call Sandie at 406-848-7719 during 9am - 5pm weekdays for details. Happy Veterans Day! Cozy furnished 1 bedroom cottage in Gardiner for rent Nov 1-April 1. Includes living/dining rooms, We are grateful for all who have served in the fully equipped kitchen; bathroom; internet; washer/ United States Armed Forces. If you see a veteran dryer; no pets. $900 plus utilities. Contact 406-224- today maybe buy their cup of coffee and thank them 1416 with questions and to fill out an application. for their service. Also, today is a free entrance day for Yellowstone! Get out and enjoy the holiday! 2 Open 7am - 8pm It’s time for Turkey Bucks! Spend $25, get a 50¢ voucher. Save your bucks and earn a free turkey. Vouchers are non-transferable. Must be used by November 25. Local Hutterite $1.79/lb. Butterball $1.49/lb. Norbest $1.19/lb. Breast and leg quarters $1.99/lb. See registers for exclusions. 3 Facility has 10 COVID deaths in 2 weeks HELENA (AP) — A nursing facility in Butte has reported 10 COVID-19 related deaths in less than two weeks. Gallatin County on Friday enacted stricter measures aimed at preventing the spread of the coronavirus. Montana has hit a record for hospitalizations and the confirmed number of infection cases was closing in on 38,000, state officials said. The state health department confirmed 986 more cases of COVID-19 on Friday, bringing the total for the past week to 6,040, or an average of 863 cases per day. Over the previous week, the daily average was 779. Montana has reported 418 deaths, which may not include all 10 deaths tied to the outbreak at the Continental Care & Rehabilitation nursing facility in Butte. The first deaths were reported on Oct. 28 and the most recent deaths were reported on Friday by ButteSilver Bow Health Officer Karen Sullivan. At least 148 residents of Montana longterm care facilities and assisted living facilities have died of COVID-19, health officials said Thursday. The Gallatin County health board on Friday said bars, restaurants and casinos must close by 10 p.m. instead of 12:30 a.m. They must also limit group sizes at tables to six adults plus children who are with a parent or guardian. The board is requiring higher risk businesses, such as gyms, bars, restaurants and other places of assembly to limit patrons to 50% of capacity, down from 75%. The board is also limiting most group gatherings to no more than 25 people, regardless of whether they’re inside or out or whether physical distancing can be maintained. That is down from permitted group sizes of up to 50 without social distancing and larger groups with social distancing. Gallatin County reported a record 224 cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday and has been averaging 123 cases per day over the past week. In Flathead County, the health department says it does not have enough staff to alert all close contacts of people who test positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus. County health workers will contact all people who have tested positive and will reach out to their close contacts who are in high-risk groups — such as the elderly, those who are immunocompromised or work in restaurant, school or health-care settings, the department said in a statement. Those who test positive are being asked to notify any other close contacts of their potential exposure. Close contacts should self-quarantine for 14 days from their last A program the Gardiner Food Pantry would like exposure, officials said. “Our case numbers are to offer in conjunction with HRDC of Bozeman. outpacing our staff’s capacity,” Interim Health Interested volunteers can call Marc Graham, Officer Tamalee St. James Robinson said in a Financial Opportunity Coordinator for HRDC at statement, the Daily Inter Lake reported. Since the pandemic began in mid-March, Montana has (406)585-4863, or email at [email protected]. confirmed nearly 38,000 cases of COVID-19. The number of cases is believed to be far higher because not everyone has been tested and studies have shown Thanksgiving some people can become infected without feeling Dinner box sick. A record 437 people are hospitalized, including distribution. 80 in intensive care units and 51 on ventilators as of Thursday, the state health department reported. The Gardiner The Department of Corrections on Friday confirmed Food Pantry two COVID-related deaths among state inmates in would like October. One died at the Montana State Prison in to help make Deer Lodge on Oct. 24 and another who had been this year’s housed at the regional prison in Great Falls died Thanksgiving at the hospital in Great Falls on Oct. 31. For most a blessing for people, the coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough that clear up in your family.
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