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Sgt. Connolly honored by BTBC

By John McGill
Wednesday, March 3, 2010 11:37 AM MST
Keith Heavy Runner of the Blackfeet Veterans was joined last week by Blackfeet Councilmen Henry Butterfly and Sassy Running Crane in honoring another Blackfeet Veteran.
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County Commissioners hold meeting in Browning, approve CTEP funding for pathway to new high school


“I don’t know what I was thinking,” said Glacier County Commission Chair Michael DesRosier Friday, Feb. 26, from the conference room at Browning’s City Hall. The Commission had been at a Montana Association of Counties meeting Tuesday, preventing them from meeting on the accustomed day, so the meeting was postponed until Friday. But City Hall resembled most of the rest of Browning during basketball tournaments, being virtually empty.

Filing for Browning Board of Trustees closes on March 25


The annual school election is scheduled for Tuesday, May 4. The Browning School Board of Trustees positions currently held by Donna Yellow Owl and Brian Gallup are up for election. The term of service for these positions is three years each. Any person that is qualified to vote in a district is eligible for the office of trustee.

Constitutional Reform Framers release Bill of Rights Articles


On Feb. 22 the Constitutional framers finished writing a working draft on the Bill of Rights and began on Feb. 23 to work on a Governing Body section for the new Blackfeet Constitution.

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Runnin’ Indians head for Butte and State Class A Tournament!

By John McGill
Wednesday, March 3, 2010 10:25 AM MST
They may have only played twice, but both the Havre contest and the championship for the Central A basketball title were extremely close and hard-fought games for Browning. A big third quarter put the Indians out in front of Havre on Friday, but the Blue Ponies stormed back and tied things up at 66-all. It took two overtime periods for the Indians to win by four, 84-80. Saturday’s championship game pitted Browning against Butte Central, which like Browning had an 8-2 record. Fouls kept three Browning players out of the first half, and poor shooting in the second period kept the Indians from claiming the lead for keeps. Browning took the second place crown for 2010 at 64-62.
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Lady Indians finish in fourth place at Central A Divisional Tournament


Entering the tournament Thursday, Feb. 25, against a team with just a little better record, the Lady Indians nevertheless had trouble scoring points against Belgrade and went down in the first round, 54-38. The loss put them in the loser-out bracket on Saturday morning, and the Lady Indians made the most of the opportunity and handed Fergus County a 59-38 thrashing that kept Browning in the contest. Finally, it was Browning versus Havre for third place Saturday evening, and while the Lady Indians gave it a good try, fouls proved their undoing as they settled for fourth place in a tight, 46-40 game.

Blackfeet Nation Boxing Club News


Oki, people of the Blackfeet Nation and our community. I have to announce that we are canceling our boxing tournament slated for March 6-7. It has been rescheduled for May 1-2 at Browning Middle School.

Runnin’ Indians skate past Ponies, lead conference going into Divisional Tourney


Browning High School’s Runnin’ Indians basketball team notched its final win of the regular season in a slug-fest at Havre. Reviving from a big, first quarter deficit, Browning came from behind to take this high scoring game by three points, 74-71.

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