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NTERPRISEt h e l i v i n g s t o n E Thursday, June 17, 2021 •Livingston,Montana•Vol.115 No.127 $1.00 ‘Obamacare’ survives: Court dismisses big challenge
WASHINGTON (AP) — The include protections for people people have health insurance or nents of Obamacare hoped a Supreme Court preserved insur- with existing health conditions, a pay a penalty. Congress rendered majority of the justices would ance coverage for millions of range of no-cost preventive ser- that provision irrelevant in 2017 finally kill off the law they have Americans Thursday, rejecting vices, expansion of the Medicaid when it reduced the penalty to been fighting for more than a the third major challenge to the program that insures lower- zero. decade. national health care law known income people and health insur- The elimination of the penalty But the third major attack on as “Obamacare.” ance markets offering subsidized had become the hook that Texas the law at the Supreme Court The justices, by a 7-2 vote, left plans. and other GOP-led states, as well ended the way the first two did, the entire Affordable Care Act “The Affordable Care Act as the Trump administration, with a majority of the court intact in ruling that Texas, other remains the law of the land,” used to attack the entire law. rebuffing efforts to gut the law Republican-led states and two President Joe Biden said, salut- They argued that without the or get rid of it altogether. individuals had no right to bring ing the ruling and calling for mandate, a pillar of the law when Trump’s three appointees to the their lawsuit in federal court. building on the health-care law it was passed in 2010, the rest of Supreme Court — Justices Amy The Biden administration says 31 that was enacted when he was the law should fall, too. Coney Barrett, Neil Gorsuch and AP million people have health insur- vice president. And with a more conservative The Supreme Court is seen in Washington ance because of the law. Also left in place is the law’s Supreme Court that includes June 8. The law’s major provisions now-toothless requirement that three Trump appointees, oppo- See ‘Obamacare,’ Page 6
Biden to sign bill making A NEW PERSPECTIVE Juneteenth a Community planners take informational federal holiday
WASHINGTON (AP) — The flight around Paradise Valley United States is commemorating the end of slavery with a new fed- eral holiday. President Joe Biden is set to sign legislation into law Thursday to make Juneteenth, or June 19, the 12th federal holiday. The House voted 415-14 on Wednesday to send the bill to Biden. Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to
See Juneteenth, Page 6
AP Majority Whip James Clyburn, D-S.C., and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., celebrate after Pelosi signed the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act that creates a new federal holiday to commemorate June 19
City offices Enterprise photos by Jason Bacaj The Yellowstone River, seen from a Cessna 210, winds through Paradise Valley in the southern half of Park County. closing on Friday By Jason Bacaj board member of the Montana Association By Lydia Ely Enterprise Staff Writer of Planners. Enterprise Staff Writer “You can really see the mixed uses on the land,” Moorman said after the flight. “It’s The City of Livingston will close ommunity planners and kind of like looking back in time, where you its offices on Friday, June 18 to one city commissioner got can see big agrarian lots, just big agricul- mark the first official celebration a bird’s eye view of the ture, open spaces. Then you see what was of Juneteenth, the federal holiday C for a long time to predominant new use, the to be signed into law today cele- Paradise Valley on an EcoFlight ranchettes. Then we saw Sage Lodge, we brating the end of slavery in the saw the big stage off Old Saloon, we flew United States. Thursday morning. over the golf course for Mountain Sky The actual day, June 19, is the They used the half-hour trip to see how Guest Ranch.” anniversary of the day that slaves closely tied development decisions in the During the flight, Moorman gave a run- were announced to be freed in city and county are to one another and to ning commentary of the land passing Texas, well over two years after the unique local environment of Yellow- Lawson Moorman, Park County planner, beneath the Cessna. He noted that Park the Emancipation Proclamation stone’s northern gateway. offers insight about county planning and County hasn’t seen a subdivision boom like was released, and months before The Livingston City Commission this development to passengers on a Thursday Gallatin County because the approximately the announcement was fully week formally adopted a new growth policy, morning EcoFlight tour of Paradise Valley. 4,000 vacant subdivided lots in Park County enforced. which has been in the works since 2019 and are still undeveloped. Those lots can be Currently, this is the only recog- involved about 60 hours of public meetings up their sleeves.” developed without any county approval or nition of the holiday planned by to complete. Park County officials are in the EcoFlight is a nonprofit based in Aspen, permitting. the city, according to a city email. midst of gathering public input for a Draft Colorado, which exists to educate and advo- Because of this, one of the best indicators The City Manager’s Office has Conflict Mitigation Zoning District. cate for wild lands and wildlife habitat by of growth in the county is septic permits. informed the County Commission “It was a really good chance to culminate providing an aerial perspective from small Park City-County Health Department and the state offices of the city years of public process and input,” said aircraft. The Thursday morning flights records show that the number of such per- offices’ intent to close. Michelle Uberuaga, executive director of were on a Cessna 210 single-engine plane mits issued has grown by more than 46% Regarding future closures, they the Park County Environmental Council, piloted by Bruce Gordon, president of between 2017 and 2020, increasing from 104 will be following the guidance of which helped coordinate the flights with EcoFlight. the Office of Personnel Manage- EcoFlight. “And it sets the stage for what The first of two morning flights was guid- ment. comes next. Now it’s time for people to roll ed by Lawson Moorman, county planner and See Perspective, Page 6 House votes to repeal 2002 Iraq War authorization WASHINGTON (AP) — The Dem- Rep. Elaine Luria of Virginia, voted against the continuing threat posed Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, 2002 authorization, or AUMF, was a ocratic-led House, with the backing against it. by Iraq” and to “enforce all rele- said he agreed the 2002 authoriza- mistake, and some Republicans of President Joe Biden, passed leg- Supporters said repeal would not vant Security Council resolutions tion was outdated, but he argued agree the authority should be taken islation Thursday to repeal the 2002 affect U.S. military operations regarding Iraq.” that Congress should not repeal it off the books. Some lawmakers say authorization for use of military around the world, but could prevent “Repeal is crucial because the without also approving a replace- the 2001 resolution to fight terror- force in Iraq, a step supporters said current and future presidents from executive branch has a history of ment. ism, passed after the Sept. 11 was necessary for Congress to reas- relying on it to conduct unrelated stretching the 2002 AUMF’s legal “We should not encourage any attacks, should be reexamined as sert its constitutional duty to weigh military actions. The White House authority,” said Rep. Gregory president to go it alone without well. in on matters of war while detrac- says there are no ongoing military Meeks, the Democratic chairman of Article I congressional authoriza- Democratic Rep. Barbara Lee of tors worried that it would embolden activities reliant solely upon the the House Foreign Affairs Commit- tion,” McCaul said. California, the bill’s sponsor, said militia or terror groups operating in 2002 authorization. tee. “It has already been used as Action on the repeal measure fol- that 87% of the current members of the region. The 2002 authorization was justification for military actions lows years of debate over whether the House were not in Congress in The repeal legislation was passed directed against the Saddam Husse- against entities that had nothing to Congress has ceded too much of its 2002 and that the authorization for overwhelmingly by a vote of 268- in regime, authorizing the “neces- do with Saddam Hussein’s Ba’athist war-making authority to the White military force passed at that time 161. Forty-nine Republicans voted sary and appropriate” use of force dictatorship simply because such House. Many lawmakers, particu- bears no correlation to the threats for the bill. Only one Democrat, to “defend U.S. national security entities were operating in Iraq.” larly Democrats, say passage of the the nation faces today.
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EDITOR’S NOTE: The CountyRod&GunClub,6 St.,7p.m. ChristFellowshipHall,919 RECORD Enterprise has not confirmed p.m. WestParkSt.,noon if these groups are still meet- •Trainingnight,ParkCoun- Friday, June 18 • Gamblers Anonymous, ing, in light of coronavirus ty Rural Fire Department, •OpenWalkingHours,Civ- SouthwestChemicalDepen- BIRTH concerns. Contact your local RuralFireStation,6:30p.m. icCenter,7a.m.-9:30a.m dencyCenter,noon Scarlette Luna, five pounds, 12 ounces, group to confirm events. • Clyde Park Planning •TaiChi,CivicCenter,8 •Pickleball,CivicCenter, afemaleborntoVanessaandKohler Board,ClydeParkTownHall, a.m.-9:30a.m. 2-4p.m. (Rod)KurtzonJune12,2021,attheShane Thursday, June 17 7p.m. • AA meeting, Women’s • American Legion Post 23 G.LalaniFamilyBirthCenteratLivings- • Emotions Anonymous • Livingston Roundup Only 12 x 12 study, Vince Burger Night, American tonHealthCare. Group,PeerSolutionsDrop- Rodeo Association, Elks GrantHall,1306EastPark Legion,5p.m. InCenter,104W.ClarkSt., Lodge,7p.m. St.,noon •AAmeeting,449Group, SCARLETTE LUNA 4-5p.m.Call222-3332. •Q&AAAmeeting,Vince •AAmeeting,Men’sOnly VinceGrantHall,1306East •TrapshootingatthePark GrantHall,1306EastPark 12 x 12 study, Church of ParkSt.,8p.m. Idaho officials brace for tough State aircraft sidelined after wildfire season amid drought Montana fire helicopter crash BOISE,Idaho(AP)—Ida- preventfirefightersfrom aircraftinCoeurd’Alene, BILLINGS(AP)—AMon- hoofficialsarebracingfor staying together in large GrangevilleandMcCallto tana firefighting agency whatcouldbeachallenging campsmakethelogisticsof fight wildfires. That imposed a 48-hour stand- wildfireseason. keepingcrewsinthefield includes two helicopters, downofallitsaircraftafter AmeteorologistonTues- moredifficultandexpen- twoamphibiouswaterscoo- a helicopter crash landed day told Republican Gov. sive. pers initially located in andburnedinheavywinds. BradLittleandotherstate- StateofficialstoldLittle Coeurd’Alene,andfoursin- Thesideliningofthestate wideelectedofficialsonthe thathelicoptersareusedto gle-engineairtankerslocat- Department of Natural IdahoLandBoardthatthe bringfoodtofirefighters ed in Grangeville and Resources Conservation statehaditsseconddriest scatteredaroundfiresrath- McCall. fleetofsevenhelicopters springinthelast126years erthanconcentratingthem Hesaidthestatealsohas and three fixed-wing air- andoneofitshottestprevi- inlargecampswherecoro- agreementstouseotherair- craft comes as Montana’s ous12months. navirus infections could craft as well and six fireseasongrewdramatical- Nick Nauslar with the spread. unmannedaircraftoutfitted lymoreseverethisweek. NationalInteragencyFire TheIdahoDepartmentof withinfraredcamerasthat Numerous major blazes Centersaidnearly80%of Lands is responsible for can detect hotspots that ignitedacrosscentraland the state is immersed in fightingwildfiresonstate firefighterscanthenattack. southernMontana. droughtandtherestofthe andprivateland,aswellas Thedepartmentalsohas M i n o r i n j u r i e s w e r e AP state will likely be in somefederalland,inIdaho. 29 fire engines and a reported among the five In this photo provided by the U.S. Forest Service, the Rob- droughtinthenextseveral Agency Directory Dustin 10-personhandcrewthat agencypersonnelaboardthe ertson Draw fire burns Wednesday south of Red Lodge. months. Millersaidfirefightersare canmovearoundtovarious - BellUH-1H(Huey)helicop Thehumancausedfirein notreleasedfurtherdetails MuchoftheU.S.Westis encouragedtogetthecoro- fires.Thestatehashired - terthatcrashedneararoad the Robertson Draw area on how it started and it alsoindrought,something navirusvaccine. 140firefightersthisyear waywhileinvolvedinafire has burned more than 30 remains under investigation Littlesaidcouldleadtoa JoshHarvey,firemanage- thattravelnationallyandto eastofTownsend. square miles. Officials have bylawenforcement. shortageoffirefightersand mentbureauchiefforthe Canadatofightwildfiresas The48-hourstanddown equipmentasthewildfire Lands Department, said needed.Firefightersfrom startedTuesdaynight,the seasonheatsup. that as of Monday there otherstatesalsocomecome IndependentRecordnews- “Because of the call I havebeen96fireson432 toIdaho.Thestatehas10 paper reported. Aviation IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR A FULL TIME havewithothergovernors, acresandthat91ofthe RangelandFireProtection personnelinvolvedinthe otherstatesaretryingto fireswerehuman-caused. Associationsthatfightwild- a c c i d e n t w e r e b e i n g ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT getresourcesdeployedinto The number of fires and fires, with the state and debriefed.Theresultsof - thoseotherstatesthatarea acresburnedareeachmore U.S.BureauofLandMan the state’s investigation Duties include answering phones, communication lotdrier,”hesaid.“Iworry than 200% of the state’s agementsupplyingranch- willbegiventofederalavi- thatthereisgoingtobea 20-yearaverage. erswithtrainingandfire- ationofficials,according with clients, taking classified ads and general office lotofstuffelsewhere,and AwildfireineasternIda- fightingequipmenttohelp thenaturalresourcesagen- duties. The ideal candidate would be a proactive giventhefactthatCOVID honearAmericanFallson putoutfiresbeforethey cy. self-starter. 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By Enterprise Staff streams.Additionally,those ationtabatfwp.mt.govand withwatercraftofanykind chooseyouractivity. TheMontanaDepartment mustremembertostopatall Formoreinformationon ofFish,WildlifeandParksis AISinspectionstations,the AIS,includingtolocateyour encouraging residents to releasesaid. nearest inspection station, escape the summer heat and Forwaterandboatingsafe- visit to www.cleandrain- enjoyacooladventureover tytips,clickontheRecre- drymt.com. Father’sDayweekend,when everyoneinthestatecanfish forfree. Whileanyonecanfishwith- outalicenseonJune19-20, allotherfishingrulesand regulations are in effect and mustbefollowed,according toanFWPnewsrelease. Allwould-beanglersare encouragedtobeawareof boatingandwatersafetyon Montana’s rivers and
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Page 3, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 17, 2021 Comment sought on Conflict Mitigation Zoning By Jason Bacaj day afternoon. meeting because some people you ready to meet with any and all indi- Board member Taya Cromley Enterprise Staff Writer Board member Bryan Wells said wouldn’t expect to found some com- viduals or groups,” Heidke said. said Thursday morning that the he recently met with about 10 peo- mon ground,” Wells said. More meetings are being sched- schedule of meetings will be Park County Planning Board ple on the lawn at Chico Hot John Heidke, Planning Board uled. Mike Inman, Park County announced and publicized once members have started gathering Springs. The group represented a chairman, added that the Chico planning director, said he’s working they’re set. input from the public around the diverse set of viewpoints, including meeting was “extraordinarily pro- to confirm dates with the Park In other business, the Planning Draft Conflict Mitigation Zoning businesspeople, nearby residents ductive” and went over the allotted County Environmental Council, Board talked extensively about the District and discussed the process and folks who strongly held oppos- time because of how well conversa- Friends of Park County and the proper format for allowing public for soliciting more input at a regu- ing views. tion flowed. Park County Board of Realtors, comment during meetings but took larly scheduled meeting Wednes- “I felt like it was a really good “The (Planning) Board stands among others. no decisive action. State of Texas joins list of states dropping permit rules for guns
åAUSTIN, Texas (AP) — arms. Texas will now let people The NRA has called it the carry handguns without “most significant” gun first getting a background rights measure in the state’s check and training, becom- history. ing the latest and largest on “In this increasingly dan- a growing list of states to gerous world, people want to roll back permitting be able to protect them- requirements for carrying selves,” said NRA leader guns in public. Wa y n e L a P i e r r e , w h o Republican Gov. Greg attended the Texas bill sign- Abbott held a ceremonial ing. “Thank God Texas is bill signing Thursday at the leading the way for the Alamo, a key historical sym- country in making that pos- bol of Texas pride, in San sible.” Antonio. He called it a mea- Texas — home to more sure of freedom and self- than 29 million people — is defense, while also connect- by far the most populous of ing it to his ongoing fight the approximately 20 states with the Biden administra- that allow people to carry a tion over the flow of gun in public without a per- migrants across the border mit. Most of those have with Mexico. rolled back requirements in “There is a need for peo- the last four years, according ple to have a weapon to to the Giffords Law Center defend themselves in the to Prevent Gun Violence. Lone Star State,” Abbott “This is about creating a said. profitable culture of fear and Gun rights groups have do-it-yourself armed securi- made significant gains in ty, and there is no evidence efforts to relax gun posses- that these laws promote pub- Photo provided by NorthWestern Energy for the Daily Montanan sion laws. Several states lic safety,” Giffords State The osprey population has increased significantly since the pesticide DDT was banned in the early 1970s. have passed similar bills Policy Director Ari Freilich this year, including Tennes- said in a statement. Gun con- see, Utah and Iowa. Montana trol groups also oppose the and Wyoming also expanded Texas measure, noting the Osprey population recovered, the ability to carry without a state’s recent history of mass permit. Legislation passed shootings, including a racist in Louisiana but is expected attack at a Walmart in the to be vetoed. Republican- border city of El Paso, and controlled legislatures in attacks at a Baptist church in but newer challenges emerge Pennsylvania and Ohio are Sutherland Springs and at also considering similar Santa Fe High School outside bills. The legislation comes Houston. By Keila Szpaller ry “comes with some con- includes studying ospreys, only problems, though, and against the backdrop of “This callous and reckless The Daily Montanan flict.” said Montana has played a the osprey population is record-shattering gun sales bill is an insult to every Tex- “Younger osprey in search role in their recovery. In the declining at least along the that began as the coronavi- an who has been affected by NorthWestern Energy was of nesting sites to breed and 1960s, the raptors were Clark Fork River, downriver rus pandemic took hold last gun violence,” said Maya in Augusta earlier this hatch eggs will build nests almost extinct. from the old EPA Superfund year and have continued to Friedberg, a volunteer lead- month putting up a nesting on power poles, causing out- “I think it was down to site in Milltown. grow. The Texas law takes er with the group Students platform for ospreys follow- ages and putting the birds at only several pairs left in Mercury levels in the effect Sept. 1 and Abbott Demand Action in Houston, ing a fire this spring from a risk of electrocution,” North- Montana,” Greene said. Clark Fork River are “way, signed the bill over the in a statement. Texas already nest built on a power pole. Western said. People noticed the birds way too high,” Greene said. objections of law enforce- has some of the loosest gun “Traditionally, they look So the utility’s crews were were disappearing, but they He also said toxins around ment groups who say the laws in the country and has for dead trees, snags, with in Augusta earlier this didn’t know why. A couple of another industrial site change will endanger the more than 1.6 million hand- the tops broken off for a month installing deterrents wildlife biologists, twin downriver, a former paper public and police. It’s gun license holders. The nesting place,” said Marco on power poles and putting brothers, did their graduate mill in Frenchtown, may be backed by gun rights groups state doesn’t require a per- Restani, NorthWestern biolo- up a nesting platform to give work on ospreys in the 1960s causing problems. including the National Rifle mit to carry a rifle. Still, pre- gist, in a statement. “Power the raptors a safe place to and ‘70s, and they figured it “Populations are sort of Association, who argue it vious efforts to remove the poles, especially those with nest. out, Greene said. crashing in some areas will allow Texans to better handgun license requirement cross arms, are often the “We don’t know if histori- At the time, Flathead cher- around here,” Greene said. defend themselves and had been resisted until a choice of younger osprey cally, osprey had been in the ry growers were using A drop in trout numbers in remove hurdles to the con- strong push from conserva- looking to establish a new Augusta area or not, if the “oodles” of DDT. It would the Clark Fork River may be stitutional right to bear tives lawmakers this year. nesting site. It is dangerous species is colonizing a new run off into the lake, little a factor as well, he said. In for the birds, and it is dam- area in Montana or recolo- bugs like stoneflies would the past, a fish count used to aging to NorthWestern Ener- nizing,” Restani said in the pick it up, and it worked its yield 2,000 to 3,000 fish per gy’s system.” email. way up the food chain, mile, but now it’s down to On the brink of extinction The fire started because Greene said. A small fish 100 fish or fewer per mile. White-nose syndrome some 50 years ago, the the osprey built a nest on a might eat a few bugs, and a Low flows and hot water osprey population has made power pole outside the bigger fish would eat a few aren’t good for trout. a recovery since the pesti- Augusta-area substation, the smaller fish, and by the time “Fisheries biologists are confirmed in Wyoming cide DDT was banned in power company said. The an osprey was eating a big very concerned that certain 1972. This week, NorthWest- nest caused a fire on the fish, the amount of DDT was species of trout are tanking ern Energy said it is asking pole, and falling debris dam- concentrated. in some places in Montana, bats for the first time for the public’s help in aged equipment and took out The result was eggshell and since that’s all ospreys addressing newer challenges the power. thinning, Greene said. An eat, they may be having a GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) — lievable amounts of insects for the birds, such as power Osprey build nests by enzyme in female osprey really tough time of it, too,” Two bats from northeastern and pests that are a nui- poles and baling twine. dropping sticks onto their grabs calcium and lays it Greene said. “That’s more Wyoming’s Devils Tower sance,” Cash said in a state- Erick Greene, a professor target site, so NorthWestern down to make a strong egg- speculative.” National Monument have ment Tuesday. and researcher at the Uni- puts PVC pipes above the shell, but DDT, specifically a But he said ospreys are “a been found with the state’s The positive test results versity of Montana W.A. poles’ cross arms. As byproduct, “gums up” the great sentinel species” first confirmed cases of a were no surprise. Biologists Franke College of Forestry designed, the sticks hit the works. because they alert people to deadly fungal disease. confirmed the disease in the and Conservation, said in pipe and fall to the ground “The eggshells were paper things that may be prob- White-nose syndrome has Black Hills in South Dakota some ways, the story of the instead. thin,” Greene said. “So the lems. Fifty years ago, they killed millions of bats in in 2018 and a dead bat in ospreys’ recovery following “Five are now installed in females would lay the eggs, told people DDT was a prob- North America since the southeastern Montana’s Fal- the ban on DDT is a hopeful the Augusta area, along with and when they sat to incu- lem. fungus first appeared in lon County in April, the Gil- one. a raptor nesting platform to bate them, they would just “Now, they’re telling us New York in 2006. lette News Record reports. “This shows you give encourage the birds to nest break.” other things, that maybe the Testing showed signs of The disease has appeared nature half a chance, and in the safe location,” North- The twins, Doug MacCart- warming rivers are a prob- the fungus in bats from in at least 37 states and sev- things will respond positive- Western said. er and the late Don Mac- lem,” Greene said. “We’re southeastern Wyoming in en Canadian provinces. ly,” Greene said. “For exam- NorthWestern Energy said Carter, helped trace the really lucky. People love 2018. The recent confirma- The fungus spreads main- ple, bald eagles, peregrine it relies on customers to problem to DDT, Greene ospreys, and they still are tion at Devils Tower, the ly between bats but climb- falcon, and ospreys essen- report osprey or other rap- said. really common. We’re fortu- first U.S. national monu- ers and cavers can spread it tially were all going down tors beginning to build nests “They’re some of my wild- nate about that. But they are ment, is “disheartening and too. They should clean and the tubes. They’re all doing on power poles so it can life heroes,” Greene said. really a good species. frustrating,” park resources disinfect shoes, clothes and fine now. It’s a big success remove the sticks before “They helped put together They’re a window, sort of an management chief Russ gear before and after visit- story that we lose sight of nests are made and eggs are this story and do the sleuth- early warning system, for Cash said. ing bat habitat and avoid often.” laid. ing and figure out the rea- problems that may be going “Bats are such an impor- reusing potentially exposed But he agreed ospreys “The public has been son.” on, especially in our tant piece of our ecosystem items in places free of the face new threats. extremely helpful with this DDT was banned, but streams and rivers and and our well-being as fungus, National Park Ser- Baling twine should be effort,” Restani said. today, ospreys face new lakes.” humans. Bats devour unbe- vice officials said. secured in a covered con- The utility said unsecured threats. tainer and disposed of prop- baling twine also has devas- *** erly to prevent osprey or tating, deadly consequences Greene said the raptors other birds from picking it because the birds can get are particularly vulnerable up to use in nests, North- tangled in the twine and can- to baling twine because they Western Energy said. not escape. like to bring it to their nests, The Yellowstone Valley “This spring, the male of a and they and their chicks Audubon Society has a Twine pair of osprey that nested on get tangled up in it and Collection & Recycling Site a platform near Whitehall often die before they can be in the Laurel area. For more died after its talons caught rescued. information on the project, in part of a coil of baling “It’s a very slow, hideous Advertise go to https://yvaudubon.org/ twine the birds had picked death,” Greene said. baling-twine-recycling/. up and used in their nest,” Biologists ask people who IN THE “We always tell people NorthWestern said. use baling twine to properly with horses and cows using “It’s really distressing to dispose of it. Greene also hay, ‘Just pick up your bal- have this result,” Restani said all the power compa- LIVINGSTON ing twine. Don’t leave it in said. “The crew called to nies in Montana, roughly 20 the field,” said Erick remove the dead male said including NorthWestern ENTERPRISE Greene, a University of the female had abandoned Energy, signed an avian pro- Montana osprey researcher. the nest, which did have a tection plan that aims to In a news release Wednes- couple of eggs in it.” reduce risks and make pow- day, NorthWestern Energy *** er lines and poles safer. CALL 222-2000 noted the osprey success sto- Greene, whose research He said those aren’t the
pinion Thursday, June 17, 2021 Page 4, Livingston Enterprise O GUEST EDITORIAL Making a more secure border Surf the latest U.S. headlines on immi- ising a safe and smooth trip into the U.S., fornia and Texas and officials from the Nayib Bukele, vetoed multipartisan leg- gration, and you’ll read plenty of criti- with an Uber ride and a stay at a nice Department of Homeland Security, the islation this year designed to outlaw cisms from Republicans against Vice hotel — promises buttressed by flashy FBI and the Drug Enforcement Adminis- social media advertising of smuggling President Kamala Harris for not visiting Facebook photos and a TikTok video. The tration. The task force will focus on indi- services and to enhance prison sentences the southern border and plenty of frus- smuggler told the migrant that he would viduals or networks that abuse migrants, for people convicted of smuggling and trations from Democrats that she needs get multiple attempts to cross the border that pose national security threats or trafficking. Bukele argued El Salvador to focus more on the root causes of in exchange for a fee starting at $10,000. that have links to transnational orga- shouldn’t “keep criminalizing migration.” migration out of Central America. Lost in The migrant, Pedro Gomez, paid $6,000 nized crime. Meanwhile, Juan Orlando Hernández, this back-and-forth is a noteworthy upfront after securing a bank loan. On We support the work of this task force, the president of Honduras, has been development: the formation of a task his first try, he fell off the border wall which will work closely with another linked by U.S. prosecutors to drug traf- force led by the Department of Justice to and broke his ankles. His smuggler guide recent federal operation targeting smug- fickers, and the Guatemalan government go after human smugglers and traffick- abandoned him. glers’ assets, logistical networks and faces questions about its treatment of ers. So many people are fleeced by smug- travel documents. We should expect our officials involved in anti-corruption If we’re serious about border security, glers who falsely tell families that they top law enforcement officials to marshal efforts. then pursuing, prosecuting and disman- will be admitted into the U.S. if they the breadth of resources and intelligence The problems in the region may seem tling criminal enterprises that trick, bring their children. What usually hap- of the federal government to combat intractable, but the U.S. can’t sit idle. exploit and endanger migrants fleeing pens is that federal border authorities intricate criminal operations whose ten- We’re glad it is bolstering smuggling and their homelands must be a key strategy. catch the families and expel them back drils have likely ensnared banks and trafficking investigations stateside while Our colleague Alfredo Corchado has to Mexico, where they are preyed upon even foreign government officials. extending a helping hand to Central written in detail about the sophistication by drug cartel members who rob and But even as we support this work, we America. This is complicated work that of these smuggling networks and the rape migrants. worry about its chances of success to the will require an array of strategies, and it depth of their deception. One Guatema- Joint Task Force Alpha, as the new extent that investigations rely on cooper- should get our own politicians talking lan migrant told Corchado this spring DOJ initiative is called, will assemble ation from Central American govern- across the aisle to find solutions. that he was enticed by a smuggler prom- federal prosecutors from Arizona, Cali- ments. The president of El Salvador, — Dallas Morning News
The poor get richer IN THE Everywhere, people trash But Mitchell points out MAIL capitalism. that if their income is limit- But what they think they ed, “Maybe they just take it know about capitalism is easy ... retire ... sail a yacht usually wrong. around the world ... consum- Benefits of My new video debunks ing instead of saving and some myths about capital- producing.” vaccine far ism. I want them saving and “No one ever makes a bil- producing! Billionaires have outweigh risks lion dollars,” complains Rep. shown that they’re good at Editor: cutting prices or improving In response to the anti- products or both. vaccination letter to the edi- As Mitchell puts it, “I’m tor appearing in the June 11 not giving Jeff Bezos any Enterprise, the author stat- money unless he’s selling me ed that harm has been done something that I value more) to our lives and businesses than that money.” for a virus (COVID-19) that Syndicated Even if they don’t -- even columnist 99.8% of Americans recov- if they run out of ideas -- er from. their wealth is useful. I don’t know where he JOHN STOSSEL One reader called me “a gets that information. Cur- complete moron” for saying rently, according to “Our that. He argues that “more World Data,” at this time money in the richest hands the case fatality ratio (CFR) Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. means money sitting in the is approximately 2% in our “You take a billion dollars.” bank doing nothing.” country and was higher ear- In other words, capitalists But that’s an ignorant view lier in the pandemic. COV- get rich by taking money of banks. Because banks ID-19 has killed over from others. loan that money out, they 600,000 people in this coun- That’s nonsense, and Myth enable other people to buy try. The science behind No. 1. homes, start new businesses Religious tolerance: key to our survival mass vaccination is solid. People believe that myth if and get educated. The results are smallpox they think that when one Still, I hear that “the rich Apparently, Gov. Ron the economic suffering this When I got home, my par- has been irradicated and person wins, someone else are getting richer, while the DeSantis of Florida, who pandemic has caused. ents gently explained that polio has been irradicated must lose. It’s natural to poor get poorer!” has been much in the news Dare I suggest such a dis- Mary was also a Jewish girl. in all but several countries. believe that if you think That’s Myth No. 2. Yes, the for his outlier comments on cussion — a discussion of In the years that followed, The Vaccine Adverse there is a finite amount of rich got lots richer, but the COVID-19, is at it again. how the pandemic has hit the United States Supreme Event Reporting System money in the world. But poor and middle class got He just so happened to go and how we can help each Court seemed to understand (VAERS) was established in there isn’t. richer, too. to a synagogue in Surfside, my plight and that of others 1990 by Congress and is Free markets increase “The economic pie grows,” Florida, to sign a bill that like me. I remember read- administered by the CDC. total wealth. Competition says Mitchell. “We are much has troubled many religious ing about a boy who put In this system, anyone can encourages entrepreneurs to richer than our grandpar- leaders. headphones on during the report a side effect from a find new ways to release ents, and our grandparents DeSantis has ordered prayer, making him an vaccine and the information more value from both people were much richer than their every schoolteacher in the object of ridicule for trying is as open as possible. and resources. grandparents.” state to set aside one to two Syndicated to observe his own religion. Anti- vaccine groups have Because capitalism is vol- For thousands of years, minutes each day for a columnist DeSantis seems to think been using VAERS to push untary and consumers have the world had almost no moment of silence. that we were all born yes- their unfounded theories. choices, the only way capi- wealth creation. Only when DeSantis’ goal, explicitly terday with no memories of The most commonly cited talists can get rich is to some countries tried capital- stated in his politically SUSAN ESTRICH the loneliness, the pain and statistic is death following offer us something that we ism did GDP grow. astute visit to the syna- the discrimination that vaccination. The problem is believe is better than we had Capitalists helped every- gogue, is to bring God into came with bringing religion that many of the deaths in before. one, including the poor. the classroom. His God. He other, and, yes, how we can into school, but we remem- the database were caused That creates new wealth. The media suggest that said it to the Jews: “The be Christian in our embrace ber. Many of those opposing by other illnesses. Steve Jobs became a bil- today’s wealth gap proves idea that you can just push of the stranger and the the law in Florida made Vaccines decrease your lionaire. But by creating that’s no longer true. But God out of every institution needy? clear that it was nothing risk of death from COV- Apple, he gave us more: mil- they are wrong. Capitalism’s and be successful, I’m sor- But don’t tell that to a guy more than a Trojan horse ID-19. According to Dr. lions of jobs and billions of gradual progress continues. ry, our Founding Fathers who is planning to run for for prayers in school that do Omer of the Yale Institute dollars added to our econo- Census Bureau data shows did not believe that.” president, especially the not include everyone. of Global Health, there is a my. that the average family Actually, DeSantis is a bit way Republican (and Demo- If one thing should be 99% reduction in mortality Research sh ow s t h at today is almost a third rich- confused, as he has been cratic) primaries and cau- clear by now, here and after two doses of the vac- entrepreneurs only keep er than 40 years ago (yes, lately. What our Founding cuses are structured. around the world, it is that cine. The benefit of the 2.2% of the additional adjusted for inflation). Fathers and Mothers recog- DeSantis clearly believes religious tolerance is key to COVID vaccination far out- wealth they generate. “In The media also say, “The nized is that nothing is more that the Constitution pro- our survival. Without toler- weighs the risks. other words, the rest of us middle class is in decline.” important than religious lib- vides no limits on what he ance, all we will have is Doyt L. Conn, MD captured almost 98% of the It’s true, Mitchell points erty, and the only way that will say and do as a matter hate, and we know where Livingston benefits,” says economist out. “It’s shrinking because liberty can be secured is of policy. that leads. Dan Mitchell of the Center more people move into through the constitutional I remember sitting as a ——— for Freedom and Prosperity. upper-income quintiles! The separation of church and child in Massachusetts, EDITOR’S NOTE: To find The Enterprise welcomes “I hope that we get 100 rich get richer in a capitalist state. reciting the Lord’s Prayer out more about Susan guest columns from local or new super billionaires,” he society. But guess what? The In my own informal sur- each day without fully Estrich and read features by area residents on issues of adds, “Because that means rest of us get richer as well.” vey, I asked students K-12 understanding its meaning, other Creators Syndicate local interest. To submit a 100 new people have figured Next week, more myths what they would do with a as anyone should, because I writers and cartoonists, vis- column for consideration, out ways to make the rest of about capitalism. moment of silence or two in was a little Jewish girl. I it the Creators Syndicate email it to Enterprise Man- our lives better off.” ——— school; they looked at me remember when it came website at www.creators. aging Editor Justin Post at But former Labor Secre- EDITOR’S NOTE: John like I was nuts. Pokemon time for the big Christmas com. [email protected]. tary Robert Reich says we Stossel is author of “Give Me anyway? Games whose play in which the girl with should “abolish billionaires.” a Break: How I Exposed names I can’t even remem- the longest hair got to play He wants some form of Hucksters, Cheats, and ber except that their titles Mary. 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Spotlight Page 5, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 17, 2021 Band of Drifters to drift into Paradise Valley
By Enterprise Staff
Pine Creek Lodge announced the return of several artists and acts new and old this summer, including the familiar fac- es of The Band of Drifters. “The Band of Drifters plays Modern American Roots Music and they encourage you to dance,” a Pine Creek press release said on their website. Based mostly in Montana and Tennessee, the band also includes players from all over the country, keeping the music varied in arrangement, instrumentation and regional influ- ences, the release said. Their sets draw from country, folk and blues traditions with an emphasis on original songs, done in the old style. Their lat- est releases are both full-length, live albums — “Rialto April 5, 2019,” recorded at the Rialto Theater in Bozeman, and “Live At Follow Yer Nose BBQ,” recorded Aug. 31, 2019 in Paradise Valley. The show at Pine Creek Lodge premieres from 7 to 10 p.m. tonight. Tickets for the show are $10 and can be purchased at Photo courtesy Logjam Presents https://www.pinecreeklodgemontana.com/events/2021/7/31/ Pictured is frontman Ian Thomas, second from left, and fellow bandmates of The Band of Drifters. band-of-drifters.
SPOTLIGHT EVENTS ‘Suffocated’: Art becomes form of protest against Olympics TOKYO (AP) — Miwako Some creators of anti- Sakauchistandsinherstudio Olympicsartsaytheirfree- Thursday, June 17 and brushes spinning swirls dom of expression has been •OutdoorConcertandHappyHour,4-6p.m.atTheShane on torn cardboard and draw- cramped even though their Center ing paper, using the five col- feelings align with growing ors designated as symbols of public disapproval of the Friday, June 18 themodernOlympiad. games. •LaneyLouandtheBirdDogs,7-11p.m.atPineCreek Titled “Vortex,” her paint- Before the pandemic, Lodge ings show the “anger, fear, designerSusumuKikutake •AmandaStewartandCo.,8p.m.atTheOldSaloon sense of contradiction and madeparodyanti-Olympics •DoubleWideDreamsandDailyConfused,8p.m.atThe state violence” over the resi- T-shirts because of bribery 49’erDiner dents evicted and the trees and plagiarism scandals sur- felledsoenormousOlympic rounding the Tokyo event. Saturday, June 19 stadiums could be built, AP Onlinecommentswereharsh Sakauchisaid.“Ican’tthink and he only sold around 10 •“TheManeEvent,”familyeventandhorsefundraiser, Japanese artist Miwako Sakauchi speaks about her art ofitasa‘festivalofpeace’in shirts a month. 1-6p.m.,UnitedinLightHorseSanctuary work for Art Exhibition “Declaration of the end of Olympic thissituation.It’stotallynon- But amid a recent virus •DeadSky,7-11p.m.,PineCreekLodge games” in Chiba near Tokyo Thursday. sensical.” surge and rising public con- •TheSteelWoods,7:30p.m.,TheOldSaloon The Japanese public most- cerns, the owner of the P&M Sunday, June 20 ly opposes holding the Tokyo ed political issues into her “We’reartists.Wewouldn’t shirt shop in Tokyo says Olympics next month during demandhasboomed.Sales •LivemusicandbrunchwithRyanAcker11a.m.-1p.m., abstract paintings in the exist if we didn’t express a pandemic, polls have reached 100 shirts in April Pine Creek Lodge past,buttheTokyoOlympics ourselves,”Koyama,45,told shown, even though outward and 250 in May. •PickingPear,6-8p.m.,FollowYerNoseSmokeWagon have been a tipping point. The Associated Press in an dissent such as protests has The risk of infection from interview. More than 20 art- Kikutake said the spike been small. the virus may have prevent- ists have gathered for the reflects public resentment Onelittle-recognizedoutlet ed skeptics from taking to project. against a prolonged state of where people have expressed the streets to express their Another artist who joined emergency issued by the Chlöe, Shahidi, Cordae part of their frustration and fear frustration.UnlikeinRiode theanti-Olympicexhibition government. overtheOlympicshasbeen Janeirowhere,in2016,thou- isSachihiroOchi,52,asocial “My kids’ sports events Disney EP honoring Black life art. sands marched for weeks worker and doctor in a clinic and school trips have been T-shirts, drawings and oth- against the last Summer near Yokohama Stadium, canceled, and we have been er artwork have become a forced to put up with it … but NEWYORK(AP)—Dis- between Disney Music Olympics,recentprotestsin which will host Olympic form of protest over the they say they can hold the neyiscelebratingthisyear’s GroupandTheUndefeated, Japan have attracted dozens baseball and softball games. decision to hold the Games Olympics,”saidKikutake.“It JuneteenthwithanewEP ESPN’splatformforexplor- at most. HesaysTokyoandYokoha- against medical advice and reallyirritatesmethat(the about the Black experience ing the intersections of race, Sakauchicreatedthepaint- ma,thenation’slargestcit- thepublic’sopposition.Offi- prime minister) does not featuring actor and activist sports and culture. ings after she was contacted ies, have hardened their poli- cials have responded in some explain why they are holding YaraShahidi,ChlöeBailey Shahidideliverstheorigi- by a group of artists who cies on the homeless because cases by demanding the the Games, and he just keeps of Chloe x Halle and rapper nal spoken word track “To organizedananti-Olympics oftheOlympics.Publicspac- sometimes satiric art and saying it will be ‘safe and YBN Cordae, who is donat- Be A Black Girl” on the EP, artexhibitlastsummer.Her es that were once open are merchandise be removed, secure’.” ing his proceeds to students while Bailey covers Nina works were displayed in now covered with colored and the artists say their free- TheTokyoGames’organiz- attending historically Black Simone’s “Feeling Good.” another exhibition in Febru- cones and obstacles, he said. doms are being curtailed. ing committee demanded colleges and universities. The Grammy-nominated ary. Ochihastriedtoillustrate “WhatIcandoinsteadof Kikutakestoptheproduction “Music for the Movement Bailey will perform the Kai Koyama, the main that displacement, along with going to protests is to use my of the T-shirts over copyright VolumeIII–Liberated,”out track on “Juneteenth: organizer of the exhibition, satirical motifs, in his paint- expertise in art,” said concerns,hesaid.Hestarted on Friday, is the third vol- Together We Triumph – A said it is his professional ings of the marathon and the Sakauchiofhermotivationto over with a new design that ume in Disney’s four-part ‘Soul of a Nation’ Special duty to protest, even though national stadium. producethepaintings.She includes fewer Olympic seriesofEPshonoringBlack Event,” airing Friday on he knows many Japanese are “There are people who lost has never participated in rings and a misspelling of lives and social justice ABC and marking her first hesitant to openly show their their jobs and housing during street protests or incorporat- Tokyoas“Okyo.” under a joint venture solo TV performance. opinions. thepandemic,”Ochisaid.
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Rowe Price BCGr 58,540 179.47 +4.9 +33.3/E +23.0/B NL 2,500 HonwllIntl 3.72 1.7 33 216.25 -2.74 +1.7 RoyDShllA 1.09 2.6 ... 41.28 -.40 +17.5 16,170.05 8,727.93 Dow Transportation 14,857.29 -281.39 -1.86 +18.79 +61.36 SAP SE 1.31 .9 27 141.90 -.62 +8.8 937.38 745.40 Dow Utilities 908.51 +4.58 +.51 +5.07 +13.74 Vanguard 500IdxAdmrl 401,691 391.03 +1.3 +37.3/C +17.4/A NL 3,000 Intel 1.39 2.4 11 57.32 +.10 +15.1 Vanguard DivGrInv 51,262 36.33 -1.1 +29.6/E +14.8/D NL 3,000 IBM 6.56 4.5 23 146.21 -1.62 +16.2 Salesforce ...... 52 244.89 +2.50 +10.0 16,726.22 11,525.36 NYSE Composite 16,421.50 -121.26 -.73 +13.06 +36.02 Sanofi 1.70 3.2 9 53.18 -.24 +9.4 14,211.57 9,403.00 Nasdaq Composite 14,166.87 +127.18 +.91 +9.92 +42.48 Vanguard GrIdxAdmrl 57,996 141.81 +4.0 +38.6/B +22.1/B NL 3,000 Intuit 2.12 .4 72 474.34 +5.00 +24.9 Vanguard InTrTEAdmrl 82,160 14.88 +0.7 +4.3/D +3.2/B NL 50,000 JPMorgCh 3.60 2.4 12 151.88 -4.39 +19.5 Schwab .72 1.0 28 71.39 -2.37 +34.6 6,691.98 4,445.93 Nasdaq Global 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Page 6, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 17, 2021 US jobless claims tick up to Internet outages briefly disrupt 412K from a pandemic low
WASHINGTON (AP) — ‘normal’ level yet of initial The number of Americans claims, they are no longer access to websites, apps applying for unemployment astronomically high.’’ benefits rose last week for A year ago, nearly 1.5 mil- (AP) — A wave of brief there was little to no effect on the first time since April lion people had applied for internet outages hit the web- flights. despite widespread evidence unemployment benefits in sites and apps of dozens of Southwest, which has suf- that the economy and the one week. financial institutions, air- fered two other, unrelated job market are rebounding With vaccinations up and lines and other companies technology issues this week, steadily from the pandemic more consumers venturing across the globe Thursday. said its website and other recession. out to spend — on restaurant The Hong Kong Stock internet-based tools were The Labor Department meals, airline fares, movie Exchange said in a post on briefly disconnected but said Thursday that jobless tickets and store purchases Twitter Thursday afternoon flights were not affected. claims rose 37,000 from the — the economy is rapidly Hong Kong time that its site United said there were no lin- week before to 412,000. As recovering from the reces- was facing technical issues gering issues early Thursday. the job market has strength- sion. All that renewed and that it was investigating. Akamai, based in Cam- ened, the number of weekly spending has fueled custom- It said in another post 17 bridge, Massachusetts, applications for unemploy- er demand and led many minutes later that its web- counts some of the world’s ment aid has fallen for most companies to seek new sites were back to normal. biggest companies and banks of the year. The number of workers, often at higher Internet monitoring web- as customers. The company jobless claims generally wages, and avoid layoffs. sites including Thousand- said in a statement Thursday reflects the pace of layoffs. In fact, the speed of the Eyes, Downdetector.com and AP that it was aware of the issue Weekly applications for rebound from the recession fing.com showed dozens of Flags are raised outside the Hong Kong Exchange Square and working to restore ser- unemployment aid had has caught many businesses disruptions, including to the building in Central of Hong Kong on Oct. 9, 2019. vices as soon as possible. dropped for six straight off guard and touched off a four largest U.S. airlines. The disruptions came just weeks, and economists had scramble to hire. In May, Many of the outages were ther problems. restored access to its web- days after many of the expected another dip last employers added a less- reported by people in Aus- Banking services were site and guest contact center. world’s top websites went week. Still, the report than-expected 559,000 jobs, tralia trying to do banking, severely disrupted, with “Virgin Australia was one offline briefly due to a prob- showed the the four-week evidence that many compa- book flights and access post- Westpac, the Common- of many organizations to lem with software at Fastly, average of claims, which nies are struggling to find al services. wealth, ANZ and St George experience an outage with another major web services smooths out week-to-week enough workers as the econ- Australia Post, the coun- all down, along with the web- the Akamai content delivery company. The company ups and downs, fell by 8,000 omy recovers faster than try’s postal service, said on site of the Reserve Bank of system today,” it said. “We blamed the problem on a soft- last week to 395,000 — the expected. Twitter that an “external out- Australia, the country’s cen- are working with them to ware bug that was triggered lowest four-week average But many economists age” had impacted a number tral bank. The Reserve Bank ensure that necessary mea- when a customer changed a since the pandemic slammed expect hiring to catch up of its services, and that cancelled a bond-buying sures are taken to prevent setting. the economy in March 2020. with demand in the coming while most services had operation due to technical these outages from reoccur- Brief internet service out- For jobless claims to rise months, especially as feder- come back online, they were difficulties facing several ring.” ages are not uncommon and slightly “should not be cause al unemployment aid pro- continuing to monitor and banks that were to partici- Outages briefly spiked on are only rarely the result of for concern yet,’’ said grams end and more people investigate. pate. American, Delta, United and hacking or other mischief. AnnElizabeth Konkel, econo- pursue jobs. They note that Many services were up Services have mostly been Southwest airlines. The dis- But the outages have under- mist at the Indeed Hiring the economy still has 7.6 and running after an hour restored. ruptions happened late at scored how vital a small num- Lab. million fewer jobs than it or so but the affected com- Virgin Australia said night in the U.S., when few ber of behind-the-scenes com- “The big picture is that did before the pandemic panies said they were work- flights were largely operat- planes were taking off, and panies have become to run- while we are not back to a struck. ing overtime to prevent fur- ing as scheduled after it airline representatives said ning the internet.
Elite California school discloses alleged sexual5237US-89S.•(406)222-0855 misconduct OJAI, Calif. (AP) — An elite pri- Times reported. interviews with more than 120 for- employed by the school. “Many suffered lasting harm not vate high school in Southern Califor- The report details episodes of mer students, parents and current “To survivors of sexual misconduct just from the sexual misconduct nia has disclosed allegations of sexu- alleged rape, groping, unwanted and former faculty and staff. and their families in our community, itself but also from the school’s han- al misconduct involving students, touching and inappropriate com- Located northwest of Los Angeles we are deeply sorry,” Yih wrote, add- dling of the misconduct,” the trust- faculty and staff that extend back ments going back 40 years, the in Ventura County’s bucolic Ojai Val- ing, “We have learned a great deal ees said in a statement. for decades and were improperly Times said. It specifies six alleged ley, The Thacher School has more about our history over the past sev- No one in the report has been handled. perpetrators and describes alleged than 250 students. Most live at the eral months — much of which has charged. The Ventura County Sher- The Thacher School on Wednesday efforts by former administrators to school a cost of $64,700 a year. been difficult to confront.” 125South2ndSt.•(406)222-3900iff’s Office was given a synopsis of released a 90-page report by a law cover up complaints and blame vic- Daniel W. Yih, the chair of The board of trustees acknowl- about 20 incidents last week, but firm hired last August to investigate tims. Thacher’s governing board, wrote in edged a “profound” impact on stu- many could fall outside the statue of allegations made in an alumni social The inquiry by the law firm of a letter accompanying the report dents because of the failure to exert limitations for prosecution, given the mediaBy campaign, Alastair Baker the Los Angeles Munger, Tolles & Olson included that none of the accused are still proper oversight. span of time. Yellowstone Newspapers
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Sports Page 7, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 17, 2021 Hawks rally to beat 76ers; Kawhi-less Clippers top Jazz PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Paul George scored 37 points Trae Young and the Atlanta and grabbed 16 rebounds to Hawks pulled off a playoff lead the Clippers to a victory comeback for the ages over the Jazz in Game 5 of against the Philadelphia 76ers their Western Conference to move within a victory of semifinals series. the Eastern Conference Marcus Morris scored 25 Finals. points and Reggie Jackson Young was fouled on a added 22 for the Clippers. 3-pointer and hit all three Los Angeles won its third free throws with 1:26 left to straight game to push the cap a 26-point comeback and top-seeded Jazz to the brink send Atlanta on its way to a of elimination. The Clippers 109-106 victory over the 76ers shot 51% from the field with- on Wednesday night in Game out Kawhi Leonard in the 5. lineup. The Hawks won in Philadel- Bojan Bogandovic scored phia for the second time in the 32 points – while making nine series and can advance to the 3-pointers – to lead Utah. conference final for the first Donovan Mitchell added 21 time since 2015 with a victory points. Rudy Gobert chipped Friday night in Atlanta. in 17 points and 11 rebounds. Young scored 39 points and Six players scored in double added to a postseason where figures for the Jazz. he has become a breakout Utah and Los Angeles will star. play Game 6 on Friday in Los Joel Embiid scored 17 Angeles. points in the first quarter and The Jazz trailed the entire had the Sixers on their way fourth quarter after making toward a romp with a 26-point just six baskets in the third lead in the first half. They quarter. Utah cut the deficit still led 87-69 at the end of the to 100-97 when Mitchell con- third before they collapsed. verted a 3-point play with Embiid finished with 39 5:46 left. Jackson answered points, and Seth Curry had 36. with back-to-back baskets to AP squelch a Jazz comeback. Atlanta Hawks’ Trae Young (11) goes up for a shot against Philadelphia 76ers’ Joel Embiid (21), Matisse Thybulle (22) and CLIPPERS 119, JAZZ 111 Utah could draw no closer Seth Curry (31) during the second half of Game 5 in a second-round NBA basketball playoff series, Wednesday in Philadel- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — after that point. phia. Japan announces easing of virus emergency ahead of 2021 Olympics
TOKYO (AP) — Japan on Thursday announced the easing of a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and six AP other areas from next week, with new Italy players celebrate their second goal during the Euro daily cases falling just as the country 2020 soccer championship group A match between Italy begins final preparations for the and Switzerland at the Olympic stadium in Rome, Italy, Olympics starting in just over a month. Wednesday. Japan has been struggling since late March to slow a wave of infections Italy impresses again in 3-0 win propelled by more contagious vari- ants, with new daily cases soaring above 7,000 at one point and seriously over Switzerland at Euro 2020 ill patients straining hospitals in Tokyo, Osaka and other metropolitan ROME (AP) — The wing- gium on the list of tourna- areas. ers sprint forward like Fer- ment favorites. New cases have since subsided sig- raris. The midfielders are “One of them is the World nificantly, paving the way for Prime just as capable at scoring as Cup champion, one is the Minister Yoshihide Suga to downgrade the forwards. And the European champion and one the state of emergency when it expires reserves look like starters. has been first in the ranking on Sunday to less stringent measures. A n e w - l o o k I t a l y i s for quite a while,” Mancini impressing with its offen- said. “They’ve been shaped The new measures will last until July AP 11 — just 12 days before the Olympics. sive flair at the European over time and it’s only nor- People walk by posters to promote the Olympic Games planned to start in the Championship. mal that they’re ahead of Suga said the relaxed measures will summer of 2021, in Tokyo, Wednesday. focus on early closures of bars and M i d f i e l d e r M a n u e l us. But anything can happen restaurants. Locatelli scored two goals in soccer. It’s not such a If another surge occurs and strains intends to ensure the virus doesn’t and are increasingly ignored. Wednesday and the Azzurri sure thing.” hospitals, “we will quickly take action, spread during the Olympics. At a parliamentary Health and Labor beat Switzerland 3-0 to Locatelli’s first goal came including strengthening the mea- Experts at a virus panel meeting Committee last week, Omi cautioned become the first team to following a textbook sures,” Suga said, addressing concerns Thursday gave their approval for gov- that holding the Olympics in the mid- reach the last 16 at Euro exchange with Sassuolo by medical experts. “We should be ernment plans to downgrade the emer- dle of the pandemic is “abnormal” and 2020, and they did it with a teammate Domenico Berar- most cautious about causing another gency in Tokyo, Aichi, Hokkaido, Osa- warned that it would increase the risk game to spare. di midway through the first major upsurge.” ka, Kyoto, Hyogo and Fukuoka. of infections. They also did it with their half. His second came with Limits for the number of fans at “We must do everything we can, and Omi, who accompanied Suga at the 10th consecutive victory. a long, low shot shortly sporting events will remain in place, provide firm financial support as news conference Thursday, noted that “I’m fortunate to have after the break that left and “the upper limits for the Tokyo well,” to minimize risks of a resur- more people are moving around in great players who enjoy Switzerland goalkeeper Olympics will be decided in line with gence of infections, said Dr. Shigeru Tokyo, summer vacations are playing soccer, like to have Yann Sommer immobile. these rules,” Suga said, suggesting Omi, head of a government COVID-19 approaching, and new virus variants fun and take some risks — Ciro Immobile added the that some fans will be allowed in panel. are spreading ahead of the Olympics. which is the essence of soc- third with another long- Olympic venues. Japan does not enforce hard lock- “There are many risks that can trigger cer,” Italy coach Roberto range effort in the 89th for Holding the Olympics before elec- downs and the state of emergency an upsurge,” he said. Mancini said. his second score of the tour- tions expected in the fall is also a allows prefectural leaders to order clo- A team of experts on Wednesday As usual — and perhaps nament. political gamble for Suga, whose sup- sures or shorter hours for non-essen- released a simulation showing a possi- the only characteristic car- Giorgio Chiellini had a port ratings have tumbled over dissat- tial businesses. Those that comply are ble jump in cases during the Olympics ried on from Italy teams of goal waved off by video isfaction with his handling of the pan- compensated and violators fined. Stay- if the spread of the new variants and the past — the defense was review early in the match demic, a slow vaccination drive and a at-home and other measures for the people’s movements increase after impenetrable. because of a handball. Then lack of explanation about how he general population are only requests emergency measures are eased. It’s quite a turnaround for the Italy captain exited with a team that failed to qualify a left thigh injury. for the 2018 World Cup. Italy leads Group A with a Italy extended its unbeat- six points after overwhelm- en streak to 29 matches — ing Turkey 3-0 in the tourna- Pressure on Vegas with semifinal series shifting to Montreal one shy of the team record ment opener. Wales is next — and kept its 10th clean with four points earlier (AP) — The last times the ice gladly with the series the Canadiens. the power play after going 0 sheet in that run. after beating Turkey 2-0 in Vegas Golden Knights played edge hanging in the balance. “They protect the middle for 6 through two games. Mancini, however, sug- Baku. north of the border, they out- “We’re in a good position, of the ice really well, espe- Much of that is Montreal, gested that Italy still trails Switzerland has one point shot a gritty, underdog oppo- but there’s lot of work to do cially in front of their net,” which has killed 21 consecu- France, Portugal and Bel- and Turkey has zero. nent and got beat by a hot still,” Montreal interim said defenseman Alex tive penalties. goaltender. coach Dominique Ducharme Pietrangelo, who scored the The next game they play in said Thursday. “That said, Golden Knights’ two goals in Canada presents a similar we’re going home and it’s Game 2. “It’s just a matter of challenge against Carey good to have some more peo- us finding holes there and Price and the largely no- ple in the Bell Centre.” taking a look at how we can NEWS OUTSIDE name Montreal Canadiens. The Golden Knights’ focus find a way to expose that.” After losing Game 2 to give is on Price, who along with The Golden Knights’ cen- the up home-ice advantage in the captain Shea Weber and the ter depth was exposed in BUBBLE semifinal series, the pres- defenders in front of him Game 2 with Chandler Ste- sure is on heavily favored thrive when playing with a phenson a surprise scratch Vegas to adjust to the Cana- lead. The Canadiens are 9-1 with an upper-body injury. Share your stories and events with us. diens’ suffocating style for this postseason when scoring DeBoer said Stephenson, Games 3 and 4 in Montreal. first. who centers the top line e want to hear from you. “You don’t get to the final Much like Toronto and between Max Pacioretty and W four without knowing this is Winnipeg before them, Vegas Stone, is day to day, and it Event? going to be a battle,” Vegas players finally understand wasn’t clear Thursday if the Send us a press release or simply let us know. coach Peter DeBoer said. what it’s like to try to come 27-year-old traveled to Mon- [email protected] “We know this wasn’t going from behind against Montre- treal. livingstonenterprise.com/content/submit-story-ideas to be easy. We have a tre- al. It’s not fun. “A big loss,” Stone said. mendous amount of respect “Chasing the game is not “He’s been our top center- Opinion? for their team. They’ve beat- an easy task against any- man all year. You don’t Write a letter to the editor. en two very good hockey body,” Vegas captain Mark replace him.” [email protected] teams to get here and won a Stone said. “These guys play Filling in for Stephenson livingstonenterprise.com/content/send-letter-editor lot of games. ... We’ll look to a good team game when they was rookie Keegan Kolesar’s go into Montreal and win a get the lead.” job Wednesday night. Stone Need a copy? game.” Scoring first would go a said he expects Kolesar “to Subscribe online, by phone or in person. The first chance comes long way to solving that do a good job going forward livingstonenterprise.com Friday night with 3,500 problem. Montreal is 0-3 in in the series,” which doesn’t (406) 222-2000 expected to be in attendance the playoffs when allowing seem to be a good indicator P.O. Box 2000 at Bell Centre, a far cry from the first goal. of Stephenson’s status. Livingston, MT 59047 the nearly 18,000 on hand in Absent that, Vegas needs With or without Stephen- Las Vegas for Game 2 but the to figure out how to better son, the Golden Knights Canadiens will take the home handle clawing back against would love to crack Price on
Page 8, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 17, 2021 Heat wave grips US West amid fear of a hotter normal PHOENIX (AP) — An of California, Los Angeles, Mainzer said the grid was an excessive heat warning unusually early and long-last- climate and fire scientist who stable and there was no for parts of western Colora- ing heat wave brought more has calculated that soil in the expectation of rotating power do, most of which is experi- triple-digit temperatures western half of the nation is outages, but that could encing extreme drought con- Wednesday to a large swath the driest it has been since change as temperatures ditions. of the U.S. West, raising con- 1895. “We could have two, spike in the coming days. Bekka Hamburg was trying cerns that such extreme three, four, five of these heat Higher temperatures also to beat the heat by paddle- weather could become the waves before the end of the were felt in the normally boarding on a lake just west new normal amid a decades- summer.” temperate San Francisco Bay of downtown Denver on long drought. A few clouds were holding Area. A few cooling centers Wednesday. Phoenix, which is seeing the temperatures down were open but mostly empty “I rented this (paddle- some of the highest tempera- slightly in the desert region by the afternoon. board) a week ago knowing tures this week, tied a record of southwest Arizona and Kathleen Craft, shelter that it would be like 100 for the second day in a row southeast California. But coordinator for the city of degrees,” the 24-year-old vis- when it reached 115 degrees there was no real relief Livermore, California, said iting from Indianapolis said. Wednesday and was expected expected from the excessive AP temperatures had reached 99 “I didn’t pack any pants, to hit 117 each of the next heat warning in effect until Beachgoers crowd in the heat at Santa Monica Beach on degrees shortly after midday didn’t pack any T-shirts. I two days, the National Weath- at least Sunday. Palm Springs Wednesday. but only one woman had just packed tank tops and er Service said. hit a high of 120 degrees on shown up at the city’s cooling shorts.” Scientists who study Tuesday, people to arrive at a city pool hours Thursday evening as center. Hamburg said it was the drought and climate change The dome of high pressure in downtown Phoenix that record-breaking heat blan- “We’re anticipating we’ll first time she had experi- say that people living in the spread over the West the features a water slide and kets the West this week. see more people tomorrow enced Colorado’s “dry heat,” American West can expect to week before the official start several fountains. Several The California Independent when a temperature of 108 adding that it’s much easier see more of the same in the of summer, causing unusually blocks away, outdoor misters System Operator issued the degrees is forecast,” Craft to manage than the humid coming years. hot days and warm evenings. spritzed diners on restaurant alert to help relieve stress on said. heat common in the Midwest. “Heat waves are getting Expecting crowds trying to patios. the grid. It asks people to set Elsewhere in the West, tri- In Nevada, Las Vegas hit worse in the West because cool off, a half dozen life- In California, the operator thermostats to 78 degrees or ple-digit heat was forecast in 116 degrees, breaking the the soil is so dry” from the guards in wide-brimmed of the state’s power grid is higher, turn off unnecessary Denver, which saw a record record of 114 degrees for the region’s megadrought, said straw hats and red T-shirts asking residents to voluntari- lights and avoid using major high of 101 degrees Tuesday. date set during a record hot Park Williams, a University over swimsuits waited for ly conserve power for a few appliances. CEO Elliot The weather service issued spell on June 16, 1940. Supreme Court sides with Catholic agency in foster care dispute WASHINGTON (AP) — The to contract with CSS for the affiliated with the Archdio- Catholic Social Services Supreme Court on Thursday provision of foster care ser- cese of Philadelphia. sued, but lower courts sided unanimously sided with a vices unless it agrees to certi- Philadelphia learned in 2018 with Philadelphia. Catholic foster care agency fy same-sex couples as foster from a newspaper reporter There is no record that any that says its religious views parents cannot survive strict that the agency would not same-sex couple has ever prevent it from working with scrutiny, and violates the certify same-sex couples to asked to work with the agen- same-sex couples as foster First Amendment,” Chief Jus- become foster parents. The cy. In such a case, the couple parents. The justices said the tice John Roberts wrote. city has said it requires that would be referred to a differ- city of Philadelphia wrongly Roberts said that the group the two dozen-plus foster care ent group, Catholic Social limited its relationship with “seeks only an accommoda- agencies it works with not to Services has said. Because of the group as a result of the tion that will allow it to con- discriminate as part of their its beliefs, the Catholic agen- agency’s policy. tinue serving the children of contracts. The city asked the cy also does not certify AP Philadelphia violated the Philadelphia in a manner con- Catholic agency to change its unmarried couples. The sun rises behind the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington Constitution in limiting its sistent with its religious policy, but the group A lawyer with The Becket on Nov. 10, 2020. work with the agency, Catho- beliefs; it does not seek to declined. As a result, Phila- Fund for Religious Liber y “It’s a beautiful day when 200-year-old religious minis- lic Social Services, the court impose those beliefs on any- delphia stopped referring who argued on behalf of Cath- the highest court in the land try that supports them,” Lori said. one else.” additional children to the olic Social Services cheered protects foster moms and the said in a statement. “The refusal of Philadelphia Catholic Social Services is agency. the ruling. TV Listings
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E. Lewis Street, Livingston, C O U N T E R P O I N T I S GROUNDS MAINTE- LEGALS Montana 59047, or filed with ANNOUNCEMENTS SEEKING APPLICANTS NANCE HELP: Work with the Clerk of the above-entitled FOR THE SUPPORTED fences, trees, garden, etc. Court. E M P L O Y M E N T J O B Can also include dang DATED this 24th day of May, MILLER FARM NATURAL COACH POSITION. The near anything I need done Jon M. Hesse 2021. PORK is at the Livingston coach assists adults with around my 20 acres and Jon M. Hesse, P.C. Farmer’s Market. 220- developmental disabilities other properties. Part-time Attorney at Law SWANDAL LAW PLLC 2122 P.O. Box 1078 to succeed in their com- summer job, can be on-go- 1201 U.S. Highway 10 West, munity jobs. The schedule ing) $15 to start, increases By: Rebecca R. Swandal is typically Monday – Fri- based on experience and Suite A3 Attorney for Personal Livingston, MT 59047 Representative AUCTION day with additional hours performance. Call Joe at Telephone: (406) 222-6037 as needed, 30 hours per 224-2409. Fax: (406) 222-6040 Pub. June 3, 10, 17, 2021 week. Full time benefits Email: [email protected] are provided according to HELP WANTED: PRESS Attorney for Personal Represen- MNAXLP personnel policy. $13.96 HELPER The Livingston tative SEE US FOR – $15.39 with a $3.00 Enterprise has an immedi- per hour temporary in- ate need for help in the MONTANA ALL YOUR centive. Training is pro- press room. Will train a SIXTH JUDICIAL GARAGE SALES vided. Applications are qualified applicant. Person DISTRICT COURT, AUCTION NEEDS available at Counterpoint, should have a good me- PARK COUNTY 116 E. Lewis or online at chanical aptitude, the ability to learn quickly and have ESTATE AND MULTI-FAM- •Consignment•Moving www.counterpointinc.org. IN RE THE ESTATE OF ILY SALE: Tools, Camping, Please call 222-2472 for past employment experi- HENRY LAHREN, Sporting and Household •Antiques•Liquidation more information. ence working on industrial Deceased. Art. Something for every- •Farm&Ranch•Estate machinery. Job is on a Goss one! Saturday 8am-12pm COUNTERPOINT is seek- community press. Swing Cause No. DP 21-25 Big Horn Dr. (Across from ing applicants for the Vo- shift, roughly 3pm-11pm. Town & Country) cational Trainer position. Full-time, excellent benefits NOTICE TO CREDITORS The schedule is Monday package. Pick up Applica- – Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 tion at 401 S. Main NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- pm. Full-time benefits EN that Larry Lahren has been MISCELLANEOUS are provided according to IMMEDIATE OPENING appointed Personal Representa- personnel policy. $12.72 FOR A DRIVER/INSERT- tive of the above-named estate. ER. Part-time 10-20 hrs. All persons having claims PRIVATE HOME looking -$14.15 per hour with a EMPLOYMENT $3.00 per hour temporary a week. Must have a valid against the said deceased are for a full time or a part MT. Drivers license. Call required to present their claims time housekeeper to be a incentive. Training is pro- vided. Applications are 222-2000 or email resume within four months after the date part of a large family life to [email protected] of the first publication of this and help with day-to-day CDL Class A Drivers available at Counterpoint, notice or said claims will be for- needed for in-state work 116 E. Lewis or online at housekeeping tasks though and in Yellowstone Na- RESULTS ARE w h a t ever barred. the summer. We are located www.counterpointinc.org. you’ll get with the Enter- Claims must either be mailed tional Park. Starting wage Please call 222-2472 for on a beautiful Ranch in the is $22.50. Pay increases prise Classifieds! 222- to Jon M. Hesse, P.C., attorney Paradise Valley. Flexible more information. 2000. for the Personal Representative, schedule and starting pay at available depending on return receipt requested, at P.O. $25/ hour. Please call Ivana experience. 401k is avail- Box 1078, Livingston, Montana at 406.581.2840. able. Please email resume 59047 or filed with the Clerk of to btmemployment1616@ the above Court at 414 E. Cal- SENIOR LADY TIRED OF gmail.com or call 406- lender Street, Livingston, Mon- LOCKDOWNS AND RE- 209-2403 (Katie) with any We are Hiring! tana 59047. STRICTIONS, would like questions. The Leavitt Group is looking to hire a DATED this 11th day of to meet other seniors who C Bridge c CHICO HOT SPRINGS is full time Administrative Assistant in our June, 2021. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– feel isolated and lack family hiring in all departments. and companionship. Call Livingston office. The duties of the job Jon M. Hesse, P.C. Do you want long-term, South neglects to shift gears 406-224-1010. steady job with room for will include front office reception, directing By: Jon M. Hesse, growth? Do you want great customers, answering all incoming calls Attorney for benefits and competitive Personal Representative pay? Chico Hot Springs and routing to the proper person, and daily wants YOU! Come join our incoming and outgoing mail. Must be Pub. June 17, 24, July 1, 2021 SELL spirited, service-focused personable and willing to work well in a MNAXLP culture. Generous benefits including Medical, Dental, team environment. Prefer prior clerical IT WITH AN Vision, 401k, Paid Vacation, REBECCA R. SWANDAL ENTERPRISE free use of pools, trails and experience. If you are interested in Swandal Law PLLC disc golf course! Applica- applying for the position, please email a 305 E Lewis Street CLASSIFIED tions being accepted for all Livingston, MT 59047 departments. Please come cover letter and resume to Chris Campbell Telephone: (406) 222-3301 by our front desk to com- at [email protected]. [email protected] AD plete an application. For Attorney for more information, please Personal Representative call Andrew at 406-333- 222-2000 4933. MONTANA SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, PARK COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE CLASSIFIED ESTATE OF WILLIAM DEAN GILBERT, LINER AD POLICY Deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Classified liner ads with typos (errors) are the NOTICE IS HEREBY responsibility of the Livingston Enterprise the first GIVEN that JUDSON DAVID GILBERT has been appointed day only. Call 222-2000 to notify us of the mis- Personal Representative of the take. We will make the correction and place the above-named estate. All persons having claims against the said ad an additional day at no charge. Ads that con- deceased are required to pres- tinue to run with errors are the responsibility of ent their claims within four (4) months after the date of the first the advertiser. Additional placement of the ad at publication of this notice or said no charge will not be granted by this newspaper. claims will be forever barred. Claims must either be mailed to JUDSON DAVID GIL- BERT, the Personal Represen- © 2021 King Features Syndicate, Inc. tative, return receipt requested, at Swandal Law PLLC, 305
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LIVINGSTON SCHOOL VACANCY SLEEPING GI- LivingstonLandlady.com EMPLOYMENT DISTRICT VACANCY NO- ANT MIDDLE SCHOOL TICE: Full Time Park High Middle School Math Teach- FOR RENT School Custodian SALARY: er Contact: Dorel Hoglund, INDUSTRIAL TOWEL OF $15.20 to $17.31/HR(with Principal Sleeping Giant LIVINGSTON with over 70 valid boiler’s license after 9 REAL PEOPLE- REMARK- Middle School 301 View years of premium industrial month Probationary period) ABLE HEALTHCARE Vista Drive Livingston, MT Preview laundry service to Montana, BENEFITS: Health Insur- Community Health Part- 59047 (406) 222-3292 your is looking to hire full-time ance, Vacation, Sick Leave, ners (CHP), where com- dorel.hoglund@livingston. driver’s. Position requires Retirement CONTACT: Lori passion meets healthcare. k12.mt.us Effective: 2021- next a clean driving record and Dust c/o Donna Fairchild We’re seeking a full-time 2022 School Year Closing home overnight trips. Great pay, 102 View Vista Livingston, Informatics Applications Date: Until Filled The Appli- excellent health benefits, MT. 59047 donna.fairchild@ Support Manager com- cation forms may be found online retirement plan that starts livingston.k12.mt.us CLOS- mitted to providing patient on the Livingston School from day one that you work. ING DATE: Until Filled Ap- centered care, without judg- District web site at www. or call Please call 222-1131 or ap- plications can be found on ment, and who is looking to livingston.k12.mt.us 406-333-2323 ply in person. the District website www. improve the health of our livingston.k12.mt.us or re- community one individual at VACANCY VICE PRINCI- LIVINGSTON SCHOOL quested via email to jenny. a time. At least 2 years’ ex- PAL (Sleeping Giant Middle DISTRICT TECHNOL- [email protected]. perience working in health School) Contact: Dorel Ho- OGY DIRECTOR Salary mt.us information systems pre- glund 102 View Vista Drive range: DOE – compensa- ferred. Epic Experience and Livingston, MT 59047 (406) tion and benefits package SKY FEDERAL CREDIT certifications in Epic Care 222-3292 dorel.hoglund@ COMMERICAL will be competitive based UNION Accounting Clerk Ambulatory also preferred. livingston.k12.mt.us Clos- RENTALS on experience. Full job FT/PT, Livingston Branch. Collaboration, Respect and ing Date: Until Filled Sal- description and application Performs general account- Flexibility highly valued. ary: DOE The Application materials can be found on ing functions including GL CHP has provided 20 years forms may be found on the GET IT RENTED with a the district website: www. reconciliation and analysis. of high-quality, affordable, Livingston School District Classified Ad! 222-2000. livingston.k12.mt.us or Processes Accounts Pay- whole person care to all. web site at www.livingston. requested via email to able, processes member If you join our team, we k12.mt.us jenny.stringer@livingston. transactions as needed, trust you will find CHP a EZ STORAGE k12.mt.us Contact: Jenny orders and maintains sup- meaningful and fun place Stringer Livingston School ply inventory, and performs to work. To apply, please JOBS WANTED 10x10 & 10x20 District 132 South B Street vendor management tasks. send resume, references Livingston, MT. 59047 406- Must have experience with and letter of interest to Storage Units 222-0861 Deadline: Until EXCEL, competency in MS Misty McCabe, mccabem@ HOUSEKEEPER AVAIL- Gary Hillman Filled Office, databases and ac- chphealth.org . CHP is an ABLE! Great local refer- 222-7070 or 224-7070 counting software, accuracy, RY TIMBER, INC. lumber Equal Opportunity provider ences. Call 406-224-5510 attention to details, hands- and employer. Background mill in Livingston, MT, is on experience with spread- HIRING. Competitive wag- screen required upon offer. sheets and financial reports, www.chphealthmt.org es, start at $15hr, additional strong problem solving and SERVICES & after initial training period. analytical skills. Send letter THE LIVINGSTON BAR & REPAIRS LIVINGSTON $16 per hr after 6 months of of interest with resume to GRILLE invites you to apply full time. Cash production [email protected]. for the following positions: bonuses offered weekly. A BRIGHTER DAY BY ALL SELF STORAGE line cook, dishwasher, Located 1 mile south of Exit 333 Great Insurance and 401K ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC garde manager (salad), WASHED UP! LOCALLY profit sharing retirement SCHOOL has an opening food prep, and host. Wages OWNED AND OPERAT- behind Sleeping Giant Trade Center savings package. Apply for a part-time administrator are higher than most res- ED. COMMERCIAL AND Office Suite #21 at 5284 Hwy 89 South in and an elementary teacher. taurants at $16-19 per hour, RESIDENTIAL WINDOW Livingston. Call 222-3360 If interested, please contact depending on the position CLEANING. CALL JEFF xt 101 for information, or (406) 222-3303 for more and your experience. Shift 222-1125. to schedule a tour. information. meals, tips, and a friendly CHUCK’S BACKHOE 222-7394 but professional working SERVICE, septic systems, environment. Sign on and driveways, water lines, retention bonuses up to landscaping. Chuck Hill- WANTED TO RENT $500. Evening hours for man. 223-7174 most positions. Pls email business@livingstonba- DUMP TRAILER SER- RECENTLY RETIRED randgrille.com or text Calvin VICE, JUNK REMOVAL, COUPLE WANTING TO at 719-306-3158. power raking, hedge trim- R E N T / L E A S E L O N G ming, aerating, fertilizing, TERM HOME IN THE VACANCY NOTICE Liv- tree service & weekly mow- COUNTRY. We have good ingston School District El- ing. Call for questions 406- references, we are clean ementary Music Teacher 598-5991 Jesse. folks, non-smokers. Also HIRING MULTIPLE POSITIONS! Closing Date: Until Filled. willing to exchange rent for Contact: Bob Stevenson GARY’S BACKHOE & care taking of the property. 401 View Vista Livingston, PUMP SERVICE. Any kind For more info. call 406- $14 TO $17 DOE MT. 59047 (406) 222-1773 of backhoe work, 24 hour 428-8097 bob.stevenson@livingston. water well service. 224- k12.mt.us The application 7070 or 222-7070. WWW.WORK4TNCFOODS.COM forms may be found on the Livingston School District HANDYMAN SERVICES, WANT TO BUY web site at www.livingston. PAINTING, DRYWALL, k12.mt.us SMALL HOME REPAIRS, PROPERTY MAINTE- LOCAL COUPLE LOOK- VACANCY NOTICE Wash- NANCE . Licensed and ING FOR A HOUSE IN OR IMMEDIATE OPENING ington Early Foundations insured. Call Eric at 223- CLOSE TO LIVINGSTON, School Two Year Kinder- 5402. or land to put a Modular FOR A FULL TIME garten Paraeducator Sal- MOUNTAIN MEADOW on. Please call 223-2041 ary $15.92/Hour Contact: or 223-9046. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Jordan Viegut 315 N. M O W I N G : S P R I N G 8th Street Livingston, MT. CLEAN UPS, weekly mow- Duties include answering phones, communi- 59047 (406) 222-1231 jor- ing specializing in large [email protected]. acreage properties, sprin- REAL ESTATE cation with clients, taking classified ads and mt.us Effective: 2021-2022 kler turn-on/repairs, trim- general office duties. The ideal candidate School year. Applications ming, fertilization, small can be found on the district landscape jobs, tree instal- would be a proactive self-starter. We offer an website www.livingston. lations, fall clean ups. Tak- 1902 Sun Ave Livingston, k12.mt.us ing new clients. Call today MT. 3 bd, 2 ba, 1330 sq ft, excellent benefits package including 401(k). for a free estimate! (406) Please send resume to Anita Dahms at YOUR CLASSIFIED ad 223-0686 large 1/4 acre lot, could appear in 67 Mon- underground sprinklers. [email protected]. No phone calls please. tana newspapers. Place a NELSON TREE CARE Asking $408,000. Call “SCAN” ad with the Enter- Professional and insured. Trees-Shrubs-Stumps: 406-224-2213 or prise for only $149.00 for 406-570-9062 up to 25 words. Call us at Prune, Remove, Fertilize. 222-2000. 222-TREE / 222-8733. FOR RELEASE JUNE 17, 2021 Los AngelesDaily Times Crossword Daily Crossword Puzzle Puzzle local color EditedEdited by by Rich Rich NorrisNorris and JoyceJoyce Lewis Lewis 223-6523 ACROSS 1 Jokingly 6 Cashed, as a bad Trees & Shrubs check Need Help! 11 “The __”: Uris We Have Solutions! novel •Fertilization •Spraying 14 Far from YARD GUARD INC. cramped 222-1152 15 Bakery offering We’re Local! that’s always free? 16 Orangutan, e.g. 17 Best Actress Oscar nominee • Lawn & Tree Care for “The Dark • Vegetation Angel” (1935) Control 19 Rage Have a Yard Sale! Locally owned & operated 20 Wasatch by Art Atherton Mountains ski You have a pile of things that you no longer need. 220-3060 resort It’s time to have a yard sale. Get the word out and 21 Recreation with turn those unwanted items into cash. 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Page 11, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 17, 2021 In poorest countries, surges worsen shortages of vaccines
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Hati Health experts and world leaders icine can reduce the symptoms.” Maronjei once swore he would never have repeatedly warned that even if Uganda is likewise fighting a sharp get a COVID-19 shot, after a pastor rich nations immunize all their peo- rise in cases and is seeing an array warned that vaccines aren’t safe. ple, the pandemic will not be defeat- of variants. Authorities report that Now, four months after the first ed if the virus is allowed to spread in the surge is infecting more people in batch of vaccines arrived in Zimba- countries starved of vaccine. their 20s and 30s. bwe, the 44-year-old street hawker of “We’ve said all through this pan- Intensive care units in and around electronic items is desperate for the demic that we are not safe unless we the capital, Kampala, are almost full, shot he can’t get. Whenever he visits are all safe,” said John Nkengasong, and Misaki Wayengera, a doctor who a clinic in the capital, Harare, he is a Cameroonian virologist who heads heads a committee advising Ugan- told to try again the next day. the Africa Centers for Disease Con- da’s government, said some patients “I am getting frustrated and trol and Prevention. “We are only as are “praying for someone to pass on” afraid,” he said. “I am always in strong as the weakest link.” so that they can get an ICU bed. crowded places, talking, selling to Zimbabwe, which has imposed new Many Ugandans feel hopeless different people. I can’t lock myself lockdown measures because of a when they see the astronomical med- in the house.” sharp rise in deaths and cases in the ical bills of patients emerging from A sense of dread is growing in country of over 15 million people, intensive care. Some have turned to some of the very poorest countries in has used just over a million of 1.7 concoctions of boiled herbs for pro- the world as virus cases surge and million doses, blaming shortages in tection. On social media, suggestions more contagious variants take hold urban areas on logistical challenges. include lemongrass and small flow- amid a crippling shortage of vaccine. Long lines form at centers such as AP ering plants. That has raised fears of The crisis has alarmed public Parirenyatwa Hospital, unlike A woman receives a coronavirus vaccination at the Kololo airstrip in poisoning. health officials along with the mil- months ago, when authorities were Kampala, Uganda, Monday. Ugandan President Yoweri Musev- lions of unvaccinated, especially begging people to get vaccinated. eni imposed new restrictions this those who toil in the informal, off- Many are alarmed as winter sets in to have avoided the worst. That is In Zambia, where a vaccination month that included closing all the-books economy, live hand-to- and the variant first identified in changing. campaign has stalled, authorities schools. But he avoided the extreme mouth and pay cash in health emer- South Africa spreads in Harare, “The sobering trajectory of surg- reported that the country is running lockdown measures of last year, say- gencies. With intensive care units where young people crowd into bet- ing cases should rouse everyone to out of bottled oxygen. Sick people ing he didn’t want to hurt people’s filling up in cities overwhelmed by ting houses, some with masks dan- urgent action,” said Dr. Matshidiso whose symptoms are not severe are livelihoods in a country with a vast the pandemic, severe disease can be gling from their chins and others Moeti, Africa director of the World being turned away by hospitals in informal sector. a death sentence. without. Health Organization. “Public health Lusaka, the capital. For beauticians, restaurant work- Africa is especially vulnerable. Its “Most people are not wearing measures must be scaled up fast to “When we reached the hospital, we ers and vendors in crowded open-air 1.3 billion people account for 18% of masks. There is no social distancing. find, test, isolate and care for were told there was no bed space for markets struggling to put food on the the world’s population, but the conti- The only answer is a vaccine, but I patients, and to quickly trace and iso- her,” Jane Bwalya said of her table, the threat from COVID-19 may nent has received only 2% of all vac- can’t get it,” Maronjei said. late their contacts.” 70-year-old grandmother. “They told be high, but taking even a day off cine doses administered globally. At the start of the pandemic, many New cases on the continent rose by us to manage the disease from home. when sick is a hardship. Testing And some African countries have yet deeply impoverished countries with nearly 30% in the past week, she said So we just went back home, and we costs $22 to $65, prohibitive for the to dispense a single shot. weak health care systems appeared Thursday. are trying to give her whatever med- working class.
Official says Nepal desperately needs vaccines KATHMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Nepal has significantly reduced coronavirus infec- tions after its worst outbreak, which overwhelmed the coun- try’s medical system, but is in desperate need of vac- cines, its health minister said Thursday. “We have gone down from the red stage to the yellow stage, but are not yet able to reach the green zone,” Health Minister Sher Bahadur Tamang said in an interview with The Associated Press. “We are working very hard to get us there.” Nepal has been under lock- down since April after new cases and deaths spiked fol- lowing a massive outbreak in neighboring India. Close to 10,000 new cases and hundreds of deaths were reported daily in mid-May, when the surge was at its worst. There was an acute shortage of hospital beds, medicines and oxygen for patients. In the capital, Kathmandu, doctors treated patients in hospital corridors, verandahs and parking lots, and ambu- lances were turned back due to a lack of space. There were long lines at oxygen plants to fill cylinders. After weeks of lockdown, the situation has improved. The number of new cases on Thursday was 2,607 along with 39 deaths, according to the Health Ministry. Nepal launched a vaccina- tion campaign in January but was forced to suspend it after India halted exports of domestically produced Astra- Zeneca vaccines because of its own outbreak. China then donated 800,000 doses of Sin- opharm vaccine in March and another 1 million earlier this month.
Lisbon travel banned on week- ends as Portugal fights virus surge
LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Travel in and out of the Lis- bon metropolitan area is to be banned over coming weekends as Portuguese authorities respond to a spike in new COVID-19 cas- es in the region around the capital, officials announced Thursday. The ban in the area where some 2.8 million people live comes into effect from 3 p.m. on Friday, Cabinet spokeswoman Mariana Viei- ra da Silva said, in an effort to contain the surge. “We’re aware (the travel ban) isn’t easy and that it’s not what people want, but we feel it’s necessary to protect the rest of the country,” she told a press conference. The travel restrictions are open-ended, pending period- ic reviews. Flights out of Lisbon airport are exempt from the ban, as are work- related journeys. Police con- trol points will check travel- ers. Weather Page 12, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 17, 2021 Livingston Area 5-Day Forecast National Weather Tonight Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Forecast map for June 18, 2021
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(406) 222-7852 Millions fear eviction as US housing crisis worsens NEW YORK (AP) — More two things — emergency rent- or foreclosure,” researchers ownership affordable over the require a major national com- with the Rosen Consulting than 4 million people say they al assistance is very slow to at Joint Center for Housing next 10 years. That’s on top of mitment to build more hous- Group, in its report to the fear being evicted or fore- reach renters in need, and Studies at Harvard University the roughly 1.2 million units ing of all types by expanding association of realtors. closed upon in the coming millions of renters remain wrote. built per year on average, or a resources, addressing barri- The association’s report months, just as two studies behind on rent and at height- A separate study commis- roughly 60% increase in home ers to new development and points out several regions released Wednesday found ened risk of evictions,” Diane sioned by the National Associ- construction for the next making new housing con- requiring more homes, includ- that the nation’s housing Yentel, president of the ation of Realtors found that decade, just to keep up with struction an integral part of a ing many parts of California availability and affordability National Low-Income Hous- the U.S. housing market needs demand. national infrastructure strate- and the West, Southern Flori- crisis is expected to worsen ing Coalition, said in an email. to build at least 5.5 million “The scale of underbuilding gy,” wrote Kenneth Rosen, da, and the Northeast, partic- significantly following the Among those confronting new units to keep up with and the existing demand-sup- David Bank, Max Hall, Scott ularly the New York-New Jer- pandemic. the June 30 deadline is Victor demand and keeping home ply gap is enormous and will Reed and Carson Goldman sey metropolitan area. The studies come as a fed- Richardson. The 78-year-old, eral eviction moratorium is who is disabled and in a set to expire at the end of the wheelchair, is facing eviction month. The moratorium has from his $2,500-a-month kept many tenants owing assisted living center in Tuc- back rent housed. Making son, Arizona, and has a court matters worse, the tens of bil- hearing early next month. lions of dollars in federal “We have been successfully emergency rental assistance fighting this and I’ve come to that was supposed to solve the believe we are going to come problem has not reached most out this victoriously,” said tenants. Richardson, who housing The housing crisis, the stud- advocates said would not be ies found, risks widening the admitted to a homeless shel- gap between Black, Latino ter because of his disability. and white households, as well The reports by Harvard as putting homeownership out University and the National of the reach of lower-income Association of Realtors come Americans. from different perspectives, The reports were released but ultimately reach the same on the same day as Census conclusion: The United States Bureau’s biweekly Household isn’t building enough housing Pulse Survey came out. It to address population growth, showed that nearly 4.2 million causing record low home people nationwide report that availability, and rising home it is likely or somewhat likely prices are putting homeown- that they will be evicted or ership out of reach of millions foreclosed upon in the next of Americans. two months. Without substantial changes Many of those tenants are in homebuilding and home waiting to see what becomes affordability, both reports of the Centers for Disease say, the result will be a more- Control and Prevention evic- or-less permanent class of tion moratorium, which is set renters contrasted with what to expire June 30. Housing will likely be a mostly white advocates are pressuring class of homeowners. While President Joe Biden’s admin- these problems were known istration to extend it. They before the coronavirus pan- argue extending it would give demic, the economic impact states the time to distribute of the pandemic exacerbated more than $45 billion in rental the problem, the reports say. assistance and protect vulner- “These disparities are likely able communities from COV- to persist even as the econo- ID-19. The rental assistance my recovers, with many low- has been slow to reach ten- er-income households slow to ants. regain their financial footing “The latest data confirm and facing possible eviction
Fauci: US to spend $3.2B for antiviral pills for COVID-19
WASHINGTON (AP) — The arriving by year’s end, pend- United States is devoting $3.2 ing the completion of clinical billion to advance develop- trials. ment of antiviral pills for Fauci said the new program COVID-19, officials said would invest in “accelerating Thursday. things that are already in Dr. Anthony Fauci, the progress” for COVID-19, but nation’s top infectious dis- also work to innovate new ease expert, announced the therapies for other viruses. investment during a White “There are few treatments House briefing as part of a that exist for many of the new “antiviral program for viruses that have pandemic pandemics” to develop drugs potential,” said Fauci. to address symptoms caused But he added, “vaccines by potentially dangerous clearly remain the center- viruses like the coronavirus. piece of our arsenal.” The pills, which would be News of the administra- used to minimize symptoms tion’s plans for the pill was after infection, are in devel- first reported Thursday by opment and could begin The New York Times.