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Blast from the past! Josie Kemp and Caylen Jankowski
seemed to be enjoying their run as 8th graders during
the September 18, 2021 cross country meet at Kiwanis
Park. They’re now running in the high school ranks
as freshmen. The Scotties host their annual meet this
Saturday, complete with the Fort Peck Senior Citizens
hosting their annual Pancake Breakfast at Shelter #4.
Other than a 30% chance of rain in the forecast before
noon, the weather is looking to be fantastic for cross
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country. In other sporting news, Glasgow Activities
Director Brenner Flaten has announced that Roundup
is forfeiting this Friday night’s varsity football game vs.
the Scotties. The Panthers have very low numbers this
season and are also dealing with player illness this week
as well. They are very sorry for this unfortunate situation.
That being said, the Scotties have just two home games
left: vs. Conrad for Homecoming on October 7th, and
the Scotties wrap up the regular season vs. Wolf Point.
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Saturday
Today: Sunny, with a high near 72. East wind 6 to 11 mph.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 48. East wind 9
to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.
Friday: Partly sunny, with a high near 73. East southeast
wind 8 to 11 mph.
Friday Night: A 40 percent chance of showers. Mostly
cloudy, with a low around 50. East southeast wind 7 to 11
mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph.
Saturday: A 30 percent chance of showers before noon.
Partly sunny, with a high near 76. East southeast wind 5 to
9 mph becoming southwest in the afternoon.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 48.
Southwest wind 6 to 9 mph becoming east southeast in
the evening.
Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 79. Southeast wind
6 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 52.
Southeast wind 10 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 21
mph.
Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 81. South southeast
wind 7 to 16 mph becoming west in the afternoon. Winds
could gust as high as 25 mph.
Monday Night: A 30 percent chance of showers, mainly
after midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 48. North
northwest wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 22
mph.
Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Mostly sunny,
with a high near 67. North wind 10 to 16 mph, with gusts
as high as 22 mph.
Tuesday Night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with
a low around 40.
Wednesday: A slight chance of showers. Mostly sunny,
with a high near 60.
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mashed potato, delicata(peanut), and carnival squash, all veggies are
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knives, and more. Complimentary coffee and cookies. THANKS FOR
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Baker, Larsen post wins
By Mike Brandt
It’s only the third week of cross country competition
and there are some amazing times and surprising
finishes. Havre hosted its invitational on Saturday with
the race held at the golf course. Going into the meet the
athletes knew it was a fast course and with the times, it
was truly a fast course.
The Glasgow girls had all of their athletes recording
faster times with Tanae Baker leading the pack. The
sophomore won the race, running a personal best time
of 19-minutes, 20.20-seconds. Right behind her was
teammate Emily See, also with a personal best time of
19-minutes, 38.73-seconds.
The first surprise was Baker winning the race that
featured competition from Belt-Centerville, Cascade,
Fort Benton Hinsdale, Hobson, Malta, Rocky Boy,
Shelby and Whitewater. Glasgow and Havre battled
for the team title with the host Blue Ponies edging the
Scotties 32-33. Chinook was third with 72.
“Our team definitely came through,” said Baker.
Baker and See pushed each other throughout the
race. The dual showed why they are leaders for the
Scotties.
“I did not expect to win. I was just trying to stay
with Emily and push her, but I definitely knew it would
be a huge confidence booster for me so I went for it,”
said Baker. “It was a whole minute PR.”
Following Baker and See were Kimber Dulaney in
eighth with a time of 22:03.54, Riley Evenson-Glasoe
16th with a 24:26.40, Kheyerah Bilger 20th with a
24:54.51, Cayden Jankowski 21st with a 25:01.01, Haylly
Turner 31st with a 26:35.37, Mary Dykema 35th with a
27:46.30, and Eve /stone 52nd with a 33:29.79.
“They ran really well,” said Baker. “Riley, Kimber,
Cayden, and Kheyerah all ran phenomenal. Those
girls had four minute plus PRs. All of the girls ran
phenomenal.”
The other surprise or maybe not, was Reed Larsen
winning the boys race. That race was just as competitive
with the host Blue Ponies edging the Scotties 39-40.
Belt-Centerville was third with 64 and Fort Benton
fourth with 79. Box Elder, Cascade, Chinook, Great
Falls Central, Harlem, Hays, Hinsdale, Malta, Rocky
Boy and Shelby did not field a full team.
“It felt good to just about beat Havre, especially
with them being a Class A school,” said Larsen. “They
have a lot of kids on their team.”
Larsen noted that there was a lot of good
competition.
“It felt good and against some tough competition,”
said Larsen on his victory. “I was a little worried that I
wouldn’t, but I just kept thinking to myself that we’re
both tired and we’re pushing each other. I just tried to
win it.”
Havre’s Caleb Tomac was right behind Larsen,
running a time of 16:52.51. Larsen crossed the finish
line in a time of 16-minutes 37-seconds.
“The odd thing that happened when I was crossing
the finish line I had my hand over my bibb, which stops
the tracking (time),” said Larsen.
Larsen had to go back around to the finish line so
his time would stop,so it recorded his time of 19:50.16.
It was adjusted, giving him a correct time of 16:37.
“I’m still proud of my time, no matter if it’s 10
seconds slow,” said Larsen.
Kyler Holinde finished fourth with a time of
17:44.34, Lane Thimpson was ninth with a 19:34.71,
Eli Feezell 14th with a 20:45.51, Ted See 15th with a
20:45.976, Kyler Whitman 19th with a 21:0906, Adam
Mickelson 21st with a 21:165.79, James Seekins 27th
with a 21:59.91, Malin Beck 33rd with a 23:03.02, Jordan
Cook 39th with a 23:31.93, Owen Thompson 40th with
a 24:13.83, Dylan Hlad 50th with a 25:54.26, and Vic
Overbey 51st with z 25:58.19.
“I think we’re steadily decreasing our times,” said
Larsen. “Not too fast so we peak too early. But we’re
making improvements. We want to peak at the end of
the season.”
The weather cooperated with the athletes, finally. They
have been running in 90-plus degree weather, but
Saturday it was cooler.
“It was really nice. It was the perfect temperature,”
said Baker. “The sun was behind the clouds and there
was a little breeze. It couldn’t be any better.”
Glasgow will get another shot at Havre Saturday
when the Scotties host their invitational at the Kiwanis
Park in Fort Peck. But the Scotties will have to contend
with Poplar and Wolf Point.
“It will definitely be one heck of a meet to try to win,”
said Baker.
“Fortunately, we’ll get to run against Havre again,” said
Larsen. “We’ll have home field advantage.”
Fort Peck course is flat with asphalt to run on. The
Scotties will have Frazer meet next week and Larsen
said the Scotties have been doing some hill workouts to
get prepared for that course.
It’s gonna be some wedding, Part 2
The Buzz caught
up with Jody Abernathy,
who with his great friend
Mark Mundy, formed the
band Across the Wide,
and they’re still going
strong. In case you missed
Wednesday’s Buzz, you
might want to grab it and
read “It’s gonna be some
wedding” (Part 1).
“Yeah, it’s a true
story,” Jody said of how his
former band, The Hooplas,
met Kevin Taylor. “That
brings back some good
memories, that had to be
a good 25 years ago. We’ve
known him for that many
years now.”
As a kid, Jody says
country music was all he
played.
“But there was a big
turnaround when I got
into Van Halen,” he said,
“Mark and I formed a rock
band.”
But in 2008 they
decided to do a switchback
and went back to country.
To let you know just how
talented Jody Abernathy
is, was selected as one of he
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Jody and Mark will be making the trek, but that’s more
than plenty of talent coming in for the weddin’), saying
they were oh, so close to making it big time. So the Buzz
asked Jody about it.
“At that time in my life (20 years or so ago) I wanted
to. But now, nothing musically about that inspires me.
What you have to do to change, I don’t want it. I’m
happy with life the way it is.”
And he’s extremely excited to come to northeast
Montana and see the community that Kevin grew up in.
“He is the first for-real cowboy I’ve ever met,” Jody
said. “Not through the hat, but the first real cowboy I
knew.”
With that, Kevin says come one, come all Friday
and Saturday night.
“Hey, I paid good money to get them hear and I
expect to get my money’s worth — if it’s just me sitting
there listening or anyone else who wants to come out
and have a good time. And believe me, with these guys,
you’ll have a good time.”
Knudsen calls on Corps to delay
the Fort Peck Dam flow rate cut
Montana Attorney General Knudsen called on the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to postpone
for a month its hasty decision to cut in half the flow
rates out of Fort Peck Dam and protect the northeast
Montana sugar beet harvest.
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USACE Commander and Engineer for the Omaha
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District, Attorney General Knudsen explained how the

USACE’s decision to cut flow rates from 8,000 cubic feet
per second to 4,000 cubic feet per second by September
17 comes at a terrible time for sugar beet production in
northeast Montana and for American consumers.
“If USACE moves forward with this decision, it will
detrimentally impact sugar beet farmers who rely on
the Missouri River to irrigate their crops and will harm
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option is acceptable.”
Sugar beets require substantial amounts of water at
this stage of development, and by cutting off farmers’ access
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or beginning of October and can continue into November
or later depending on weather and conditions.
As of September 13, Fort Peck Lake’s water
elevation sat at 2,220.5 feet. While this is 2.3 feet below
USACE’s target level, USACE still maintains that any
water above 2,160 feet is designated for “multiple use.”
With 60 feet of water still available for use, the USACE’s
rushed decision to raise lake levels before sugar beet
harvest seems particularly inappropriate. new ow ners!
If the USACE will not accommodate the request Meet the
for a one-month postponement, Attorney General
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