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Fort Peck — Spring has arrived at Fort Peck Reservoir and the Missouri River. The US Army Corps of Engineers have installed boat docks along the Missouri River at Floodplain and Roundhouse Point this week, and the dock Nelson Creek on Fort Peck Reservoir will be

installed within a week. Docks at the remaining recreation areas with boat ramps will be installed as Fort Peck Lake becomes ice free. We want you to come out and enjoy these resources, but we also want to remind you to be safe. The air may be warm, but the water this time

of year is still very cold. An accident can lead to dire circumstances:• Sudden drowning – initial

immersion will cause cold shock and gasping for air.

• Physical Incapacitation – loss of hand control can occur in less

Boat docks being reinstalled by the Corps

Frosty the Leprechaun!Frosty is happy that spring is upon us (it’s official this Friday) and is out-n-about making his rounds. Yesterday he celebrated

St. Paddy’s Day in the friendly atmosphere of the VFW, where everyone is happy to see Frosty popping in again.

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Dr. Chip to speak Tuesday Dr. Chip Halverson, 1987 Glasgow High School graduate, will be here for another free health talk on Tuesday, March 24th from 6:00-7:15 p.m. at the Cottonwood Inn. We’ll have some more info in tomorrow’s Buzz.

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The Glasgow Wrestling Club’s Highlanders took a record 45 athletes to state in Great Falls this weekend. They came away with another club record....17 state placers!! “As a team we competed hard all weekend,” said Coach Brady Flaten. “ALL 45 kids got BETTER because they competed in a high-level tournament featuring 64 teams!” Many of the Highlanders came up just a match or two short of the podium. 2015 AAU State Placers for the Highlanders include:Tot 55 - Ethan Engstrom 6th PlaceTot HWT - Cody Kuka STATE CHAMPIONBantam 70 - Cade... Hudyma - 4th PlaceBantam 80 - Klay Cornwell - 5th Place Midget 85 - Levi Overvold - 5th PlaceMidget 95 - Ethyn Schindler - 2nd PlaceMidget 103 - Grady Nielsen - 4th PlaceMidget 112 - Carlos Gonzales - 3rd PlaceMidget 130 - Kohl Kittleson - STATE CHAMPIONNovice 100 - Kyler Hallock - 5th PlaceSchool Boy 140 - Dylan Nieskens - 4th PlaceSchool Boy 160 - Cooper Larson - 4th PlaceSchool Boy 180 - Trevor Overvold - STATE CHAMPIONCadet 98 - Matthew Reyling - 3rd PlaceCadet 113 - Quinn Whitmus - 4th PlaceCadet 152 - Alex Hallock - 4th PlaceElite 113 - Gabe Hallock - 5th Place This weekend 29 Highlanders will travel to Denver for the prestigious Rocky Mountain National Tournament. The rest of the youngsters will travel to Wolf Point on Saturday.

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The American Legion & Auxiliary #41 will have a short meeting Wednesday, March 18th at 7:00 p.m. at the VFW Hall in Glasgow. Following Post & Auxiliary meeting, the Auxiliary will honor the Post on their 95th Birthday with cake, baked by Angie Wersal, and ice cream. Members are asked to please bring all pop tabs, Campbell Soup labels and coupons from Sunday’s paper to be sent overseas, as the District I Convention will be in Wolf Point and this all will be delivered to Darlene Nordhagen who will take it to Billings.

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Pictured with Tom Markle (center) are Ken Jansa, Area Chairman (Left) and Jeff Cole, Treasurer (Right) of the local Missouri/Milk River Chapter of Ducks Unlimited presenting Tom with a check for $2,900 to benefit the Northeast Montana Veterans Memorial. The DU chapter brought in a nice Henry Rifle that was auctioned off at March 7ths Dinner Event, with all proceeds going to the Veterans Memorial. The tremendous supporter of this auction item was Norm Sillerud of HiLine Ford in Glasgow.

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