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photo by Toby Klind

Glasgow High School sophomore Trevor Klind has his tux loaded up and paddling his way to Prom!

Glasgow teen kayaks to Prom due to flood

by Aaron Flint, Montana Talks
This kid wasn’t going to let
anything stop him from making it
to prom in Montana.
With flood waters surrounding
their home near Glasgow, and
the county road leaving the ranch
covered in 2 1/2 feet of water-
Trevor Klind had to get creative. So
he hopped into the kayak and made
it to prom.
It’s been a long week for Trevor
and other area farmers and ranchers.
While he’s smiling big in the kayak on
the way to prom, his mom Toby Klind
said she had to tell us the full story:
“We are in the full swing of
calving and live right on the river,
so we pulled Trevor out of school
this week to move all the cattle and
hay to higher ground, which makes
everything a lot harder. So he has had
to put in some really long days this
week and he was really excited to get
to the other side of the river and see
other human life form rather than
just us, cows, mud and water.”
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It was a lot of work, but they were able to get the
Highs in field into shape just in time to host the first track & field
the 60s by meet of the year on Saturday here in Glasgow.

Thursday
Top 10 Girls’ Team Scores Top 10 Boys’ Team Scores
1. Havre HAVR 84 1 Glasgow GLAS 118
2 Glasgow GLAS 75 2 Scobey SCOB 84
Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low around 27. West wind 7
3 Circle CIRC 45 3 Richey-Lambert R-L 66
to 11 mph.
4 Malta MALT 42 4 Malta MALT 51
Tuesday: Sunny, with a high near 47. Northwest wind 9 to 4 Chinook CHIN 42 5 North Star NSR 35
14 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph. 6 Whitewater WHIT 36 6 Havre HAVR 33
Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 24. 7 Hinsdale HINS 29 7 Turner TURN 32
Northwest wind 6 to 11 mph becoming light and variable. 8 Wolf Point WOPO 28 8 Chinook CHIN 25
Winds could gust as high as 20 mph. 9 Richey-Lambert R-L 20 9 Wolf Point WOPO 22
9 Poplar POPL 20 10 Hinsdale HINS 14
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 51. Southeast
wind 6 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph. Individually (1st place and local athletes)
Girls 100 Meter Dash — 1, Chvilicek, Jessalyn, Havre, 13.85. 4, Westby,
Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32.
Blaire, Glasgow, 14.30. 5, Kolstad, Emily, Glasgow, 14.35.
Southeast wind 6 to 13 mph becoming south southwest after
midnight. Winds could gust as high as 21 mph. Girls 200 Meter Dash — 1, Waid, Loy, Havre, 27.76.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 62. West wind 6 Girls 400 Meter Dash — 1, Pluhar, Maggie, Garfield Cou, 1:04.87. 4,
to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph. McColly, Kaitlyn, Hinsdale, 1:06.56.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 37. Girls 800 Meter Run — 1, McKean, Iris, Glasgow, 2:34.25.
Southwest wind 5 to 8 mph. Girls 1600 Meter Run — 1, Wasson, Kia, Whitewater, 6:04.42. 4, Crazy
Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 63. Southwest wind Bull, Deja, Nashua, 6:38.55.
around 5 mph becoming calm in the afternoon. Girls 3200 Meter Run — 1, Lekvold, Gracee, Scobey, 12:21.55. 5,
Cunningham, Ali, Glasgow, 13:42.81.
Friday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 40. South
southeast wind 6 to 8 mph. Girls 100 Meter Hurdles 1, McColly, Kaitlyn, Hinsdale, 17.57. 5,
Erickson, Jaycee, Saco, 19.02.
Saturday: A 20 percent chance of rain. Partly sunny, with a
high near 65. South wind 7 to 10 mph. Girls 300 Meter Hurdles — 1, Filius, Sadie, Havre, 50.85. 5, Page, Ellie,
Saturday Night: A chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low Glasgow, 54.09. 6, Sallee, Alaina, Glasgow, 54.84.
around 40. Girls 4x100 Meter Relay — 1, Havre ‘A’ 51.64. 2, Glasgow ‘A’ (Toavs,
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 64. Hannah 10, Peters, Anika 11, Fossum, Keely 11, Kolstad, Emily 12),
54.94. 5, Glasgow ‘B’ (Westby, Blaire 9, Nielsen, Abrianna 9, Graham,
Tyann 9, Anderson, Kenna 11), 56.65.
Welcome! Girls 4x400 Meter Relay — 1, Havre ‘A’
Existing & New Patients Girls High Jump — 1, Faber, Sarah, Havre, 5-00. 4, Eggar, Emily, Lustre
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NOW OPEN Girls Pole Vault — 1, Kolstad, Emily, Glasgow, 8-06. 2, Erickson,
Monday, Wednesday, Jaycee, Saco, 8-00. 3, Peters, Anika, Glasgow, J8-00. 6, Toavs, Hannah,
Friday, and Saturday Glasgow, 7-00.
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Girls Long Jump — 1, Smith, Erica, Malta, 15-01. 3, McColly, Kaitlyn,
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Girls Triple Jump — 1, McColly, Kaitlyn, Hinsdale, 32-02.50. 3, Nielsen,
Busy week for softball
Abrianna, Glasgow, 28-04. It’s game on Tuesday, April 2nd, Glasgow’s second
Girls Shot Put — 1, Jaynes, Christina, Dodson, 33-06.25. 3, Noser,
home game. On Friday evening, the Scotties were eying
Riley, Glasgow, 32-06.25. 5, Sand, Natosha, Glasgow, 30-03.25. 6, a win over Glendive, leading 11-2 in the top of the 6th
Peters, Brennan, Glasgow, 29-11.25. inning, but the Red Devils rallies with an amazing 11
Girls Discus Throw — 1, Moline, Ryann, Circle, 108-00. 4, Peters, runs in the top of seventh for a 14-11 victory.
Brennan, Glasgow, 87-10.
Girls Javelin Throw — 1, Campbell, Teyha, Glasgow, 112-01.

Boys 100 Meter Dash — 1, Farver, Martin, Scobey, 11.68. 5, Fitzsimmons,

Tyler, Glasgow, 12.18. 6, Machart, Brandon, Scobey, 12.23.
Boys 200 Meter Dash — 1, Fitzsimmons, Tyler, Glasgow, 24.51.
Boys 400 Meter Dash 1, Farver, Martin, Scobey, 53.74. 5, Nieskens,
Dylan, Glasgow, 55.58.
Boys 800 Meter Run — 1, Harmon, Jack, Turner, 2:10.29. 3, McKean,
Ellis, Glasgow, 2:11.69.
Boys 1600 Meter Run — 1, McKean, Ellis, Glasgow, 4:54.12. 3, McKean,
Merlin, Glasgow, 5:04.61.
Boys 3200 Meter Run — 1, Smith, Samuel, Richey-Lambert, 10:14.21. 2,
McKean, Merlin, Glasgow, 10:45.60. 4, Taylor, Jon, Hinsdale, 11:34.97.
5, Erb, Damien, Glasgow, 11:35.76. 6, Taylor, Cole, Opheim, 11:41.50.
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles — 1, Farver, Martin, Scobey, 16.46. 6, McColly,
John, Hinsdale, 19.47.
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles — 1, Welsh, Cody, Turner, 44.09. 5, Sukut,
Fynn, Glasgow, 48.60.
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay — 1, Scobey ‘A’ 3, Glasgow ‘A’ (Fitzsimmons,
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Boys 4x400 Meter Relay — 1, Havre ‘A’ 5, Nashua ‘A’ (Greene, Cassidy
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Boys High Jump — 1, Boland, Alec, Glasgow, 5-10. 5, Benner, Dylan,
Opheim, J5-04. 6, Lee, Jesse, Hinsdale, J5-04.
Boys Pole Vault — 1, Heser, Logan, Wolf Point, 11-06. 2, Gustafson,
Caden, Glasgow, 11-00. 5, Wageman, Tim, Glasgow, 9-00.
Boys Long Jump — 1, Rettig, Caden, North Star, 18-09. 3, Idler, Loden,
Hinsdale, 17-03. 4, Nickels, Jace, Glasgow, 16-10.75. 5
Boys Triple Jump — 1, Rettig, Caden, North Star, 37-08. 2, Benner, APRIL
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The Scotties will be at the Cal Wearly Meet on Wednesday,
April 3rd and at the Wibaux Invitational at Glendive this
Saturday. The Scotty Qualifiers Meet will be on Saturday,
April 13th beginning at 9:00. Glasgow also hosts the Top 10, 
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Senator Lang reporting from the State Capitol
This was a busy week in the legislature. Both the
House and Senate acted on large pieces of legislation.
As we move toward the end of the 66th legislature,
the budget is moving along. I sit on the Senate Finance
and Claims Committee where were met one day for
eight hours to review House Bill 2 – the largest part
of the budget. There were great hearings on different
sections of the bill. As I have always done, I am working
hard with my colleagues to keep the Governor’s tax
increase wish list out of the final version.
Money, having enough to go around and put in the
proper place, is a major challenge, as we must have a
balanced budget.
The House passed Medicaid Expansion, which will
now head to the Senate. This is a government program
that lacks work requirements, lines the pockets of some,
and leaves us exposed to insolvency. There are winners
and losers in this bill – the big hospitals win, and
patients lose. Planned Parenthood – a New York City-
based group with more than $350 million in assets, is
helping promote Medicaid expansion.
With a price tag around $1.5 billion, Montana
cannot afford the Expansion program, but Montana will
have Medicaid expansion in some form.
We rely on the federal government for 44% of our budget.
One might say that makes us a welfare state. When
the federal government is forced to rein in spending,
Montana could be hit hard. Most of my Republican
colleagues and I realize that in the end, the Medicaid
program could financially collapse, leaving thousands
of Montanans without medical coverage. Medicaid
expansion obligations are using valuable dollars such
that we will not have properly funded programs for our
nursing homes and assisted living centers.
SB 71 is going to the house floor for a final vote.
I hope the Governor will sign this bill as it will help
reduce medical insurance expenses by millions as we
are restricting pharmaceutical benefit managers.
We have moved SB 317 to the house. This bill will enable
those who wish to purchase a permit and increase weight
limits by 10% on their transportation units, during the
months of December through March. MT Department
of Transportation and county commissioners have the
power to renounce permits based on road conditions.
SB 139 will help schools that apply for a teacher
vacancy through hardship. It has passed from the
senate to the house with only opposition from the public
employee retirement fund. I hear that the governor may
not sign it now, there has been support, if pre-K school
funding does not pass.
SB 299 deals with sage grouse and has moved to the
house as well. The bill directs the program to maintain
habitat and sage grouse populations, with respect to the
social and economical values of the state, mainly eastern
Montana.
HB 31, which had a request for rural eastern
Montana property tax payers to help with fire
suppression by fees valued at $10 million. This has been
tabled and should be dead. Eastern Montana does carry
their own load, but this bill was unjust. We appreciate
all that DNRC does, with the support of county taxes,
for fire protection.
Betty Stone, from Glasgow will serve on the state
Parks board. Julie French, Scobey, will continue her
position the board of outfitters and guides. I hope Logan
Brower, Scobey, will stay on the FWP commission.
I have had overwhelming support from all the
counties in SD-17 for HJ 28. This issue is asking that the
BLM stay with present practices that have established and
maintained our great land, water and forage resources.
At one time the resources were unmanaged. Drought
had also devastated the area. The implementation of
the Taylor Grazing Act by the BLM and the stewards on
the land, have maintained a great natural resource for
wildlife and livestock. Please follow this issue.
SB 361, the Public Access to Lands (PAL) Act, will
help increase access to public lands that are land-locked
by private property. The PAL Act provides a framework
for the state to work with private land owners to open
lands with no government mandate.
Money is the issue. I feel we should cover our needs
first, before the wants. However, we are all humans with
certain desires and free will. Satisfying all is tough and
I will do my best for SD 17. Please text me at 406-654-
7357 or email mike.lang@mtleg.gov
~ Gratefully, Senator Mike Lang
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