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July 11Th, 2018 July 11th, 2018 LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Long-time and former resident Connie Lewis passed away on May 30, 2018. There will be a Celebration of Life Mass at Holy Rosary Church in Bozeman, MT on July 21, 2018 at 10 am. Shakespeare in the Parks presents the timeless classic, Othello, at Arch Park on Friday, July 13. This free show starts at 6:00 pm. Sponsored by Electric Peak Arts Council with funding from the Gardiner Resort Area District. 2014 Nash 4-season 25’ travel trailer modified for couple or single, cal king bed, walk-in closet, twin lazy boys and TV on swivel mount. Pulled from Helena to Gardiner. Fenced backyard or garden, skirted and insulated with access doors. $14,000. Dave Maravetz: 406-223-7124. I am a buyer of Montana history. Maps, Yellowstone Park, Tokens, Beer Trays, Mining Ribbons, Horr MT, Books, Old Montana signs and plenty more. Contact David at 579-3500 or [email protected]. An audit of the affairs of Gardiner Resort Area District has been conducted by Rosie Brandt, CPA. The audit covered the fiscal year ending December 31, 2017. The audit is on file in its entirety and open to public inspection at the Gardiner Chamber office; the Gardiner Resort Area District will send a copy of the audit report to any interested person upon request. The Gardiner Chamber of Commerce serves our community through developing local tourism while endorsing the stewardship of the Yellowstone Ecosystem. Gardiner Montana—Upcoming Events Shakespeare in the Parks: Othello - July 13 BrewGrass Fest July 21 Big Bear Stampede September 8 FOR DETAILS AND MORE INFORMATION, VISIT: www.visitgardinermt.com/events-blog/events 2 3 Great Western Trail Montana/Idaho Connection Celebration - July 14 The Great Western Trail Association, in partnership with Custer Gallatin National Forest, is happy to announce the dedication of a new segment of the Great Western Trail that connects the existing Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho sections with Montana. Come and join the celebration and the trail dedication to be held on Saturday July 14th at 12:00 noon at the Old Airport in West Yellowstone, Montana. (GPS coordinates: 44.661, - 111.115.) After the dedication ceremony we will be riding along the Montana portion of the Great Western Trail to the Idaho border, approximately 9 miles. When recognized as a National Millennium Trail by the Department of Transportation and the White House Millennium Council, Former Secretary of Transportation Rodney E. Slater stated that “Transportation is about more than concrete, asphalt, and steel, it’s about people. Millennium Trails will connect our nation’s land- scape, heritage and culture and symbolize America’s legacy for the new millennium.” The Great Western Trail provides a fantastic long distance recreation experience, promotes opportunities for economic growth, provides multi-use access to our public lands, and acquaints the user with the culture, history, and traditions of the West. The Great Western Trail is under study by Congress to become part of the National Trail System. The GWT is a 3,000+-mile corridor of already existing trails, routes and roads, mostly on public lands. Forest Service, Bu- reau of Land Management and other land management agencies have identified points where these routes natu- rally link together, forming a corridor of trails that runs from the Mexican border ultimately to the Canadian border. The trail is a predominately multi-use system, allowing both motorized and non-motorized recreation on both shared and separated paralleling routes. (see www.gwt.org). This dedication commemorates the completion of a new Montana segment that will link with the extensive sec- tions of the Great western Trail that already exist in the states of Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho. This dedication event presents an opportunity to celebrate the partnerships between the users and developers of the trail, the numerous land management agencies, and the surrounding communities. This grass roots effort will insure continued development and maintenance of the Great Western Trail. For additional information contact: The Custer Gallitin National Forest - Hebgen Lake Ranger District at 406-823-6976 The Great Western Trail Association at [email protected]. 4 5 HELP WANTED Snoopy Cooperative Preschool is now accepting applications for a teacher and director position (may be filled by one applicant if qualified). We are a play- based cooperative preschool that strives to prepare each child for Kindergarten. Past experience working with preschool or elementary students is highly de- sired. Position begins mid-August 2018 and ends the 3rd week in May. Weekly hours for the teaching posi- tion are approximately 14 hours, plus 5.5 additional director hours. Pay range is $12-15 and is based on duties and experience. Email resume and questions to [email protected]. On-Call-Seamstress: Yellowstone Basin Inn is looking for a seamstress to sew ripped sheets as need- ed; can use our sewing machine. If you like to sew, please contact us at –406-848-7080. Help wanted at Kremer’s Conoco. We are hiring for full and part-time positions. Competitive wages and a friendly work environment. Applications can be picked up at the store or talk with Patty or Scott, 406.848.7742, 406.223.5804. Yellowstone Village Inn - Room Attendant: Tasks would include preparing rooms for guest's arri- val, which involves cleaning and stocking rooms, and cleaning common areas. Starts at $13/hour and can vary depending on experience. Compensation possible for anyone with a long commute. Bonus for summer completion. We can't wait to meet you! Gold Strike Gifts is looking for an experienced Sales Associate. Must be willing to work flexible shifts, splits-- & some AM & PM. Please apply in the Business Office above the Gift Shop before 11 am Monday -Friday or call 406-848-7220. Housing possible. The Best Western is accepting applications for Guest Room Attendants & Front Desk. Please apply at the Front Desk or call 406-848-7220. Housing pos- sible. Help Wanted the Rusty Rail Lounge is accepting applications for bartender positions. Both day and night positions available. Please apply in the business office above the Gold Strike Gift Shop before 11am Monday-Friday or call 406-848-7220. Housing possi- ble. The Yellowstone Mine Restaurant is accepting applications for the following positions: * Hostess * Cocktail Wait * Wait Staff * Bussers * Dishwashers & * Cooks. Both morning & night positions are avail- able Please apply in the Business Office above the Gold Strike Gift shop before 11am Mon - Friday or call 406-848-7220. Housing possible. UPCOMING MEETINGS The Gardiner Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors will meet on Thursday, July 19 at 12:00 up- stairs at the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center at 216 Park Street. Public Welcome. The next Gardiner CVB meeting will be held on Thursday, July 19 at 4:30, upstairs at the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center. Public Welcome. 6 Mount Washburn trails and trailhead parking lots to close Thursday, July 12, at 12 a.m. • Mount Washburn trails and trailhead parking lots from Dunraven Pass and Chittenden Road will close Thursday, July 12, at 12 a.m. • The closures will remain in effect for the duration of the season. • These closures are necessary for public safety during several important projects. • Yellowstone has more than 900 miles of hiking trails. In lieu of Mount Washburn, consider hiking Bunsen Peak near Mammoth Hot Springs, Purple Mountain north of Madison Junction, or Avalanche Peak along the East Entrance Road. Yellowstone’s fire danger is MODERATE • The parkwide fire danger level for Yellowstone is now moderate. • The fire danger may elevate further with continued warm and dry weather. • Read more about current conditions in Yellowstone. 7 Sperry Chalet Reconstruction Begins Visitors will be able to access the area, but should expect strenuous hiking conditions and significant construction noise West Glacier, MT – Beginning on July 9, Sperry Chalet reconstruction activities will begin. The Notice to Proceed was issued to Dick Anderson Construction on Thursday, July 5. Construction is anticipated to last through the end of October. Bids for a phase 2 construction contract are expected to be solicited in the fall of 2018. Dick Anderson Construction will begin by con- structing temporary platforms for crew sleeping facilities. This summer’s work will include new foundation work to stabilize and level the interior structure, with the ultimate goal of supporting a roof. After the foundation is constructed, the main work will include seismic stabilization through the construction of the interior walls, floors, and roof framing. The roof constructed in 2018 will be a temporary membrane to protect the structure through the 2018-2019 winter. Materials will be delivered via helicopter and mule train to support reconstruction activities. The Sperry Chalet Dining Room will begin operating to serve construction crews and visitors to the area. Lunch and a la carte services are available from 11 am – 5 pm. Breakfast and dinner will be available to the public via reservation with Belton Chalets, Inc. by calling (888) 345-2649. Earlier this summer, Glacier National Park trail crews, conservation corps, and the Flathead National Forest Hot Shots successfully cleared thousands of trees that had fallen on trails throughout the Sprague Fire burn area and improved trail tread. Though all trails within the Sprague Fire burn area are cleared, hikers along the Gunsight Trail to the chalet (commonly referred to as the Sperry Trail) will notice that very limited shade is available following the fire. Though the hike up to Sperry Chalet has never been recommended as an up and back one-day hike, the park is now advising hikers to be particularly careful if they attempt it due to extreme heat from the sun following the burn.
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