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Vol. 4, No. 183 Monday, November 2, 201

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District 2B ChampsThe Scotty volleyball team dominated the District 2B Tournament held here in Glasgow this past Friday and Saturday, beating Poplar 3-0 and Malta 3-1 on Friday, and whipping up on the M-Ettes 3-1 again on Saturday in the title match. Pictured above are the Scotties and the cheerleaders on hand (the Scotty football team was in Baker so cheerleaders also made that trip). Back row, left to right: Kendra Vaughn, Head Coach Lori Dailey, Baylie Chappell, Hannah Mickelson, Coach Somer Hoerster, Jesi Kennedy, and Mgr. Keirsten Wethern. Middle Row: Autumn Gault, Rikki Stormy, Katie Brandt, Lauren Runningen, Kiauna Barstad, Teagan Fossum,

Lexi Nixdorf, Mgr. Tavia Fairclough, and Lauren Kolstad. Front row: McKenna Gagne, Rachel Mickelson, Jazmine Shaw, Khloe Krumwiede and Ellie Page. This capped off a perfect 11-0 record against District 2B foes this season and is the 14th District 2B Volleyball title since the Scotties dropped from the Class A ranks in 1992-93. Now it’s on to the Northern B Divisional Tournament also hosted here in Glasgow. The Scotties play the first game of the tournament at 10:00 Thursday morning and will face the Conrad Cowgirls. Other first-round pairings Thursday are: 11:30, Shelby vs. Wolf Point; 1:00, Choteau vs. Poplar; 2:30, Malta vs. Fairfield.

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Class A, First roundButte Central 49, Hamilton 14Billings Central 28, Laurel 0Columbia Falls 9, Polson 6Sidney 28, Belgrade 20Second round (Nov. 6-7)Billings Central at DillonColumbia Falls at HavreButte Central at Miles CitySidney at Whitefish

Class B, First roundColstrip 38, Thompson Falls 14Fairfield 50, Anaconda 0Baker 47, Glasgow 6Manhattan 67, Columbus 41Malta 48, Deer Lodge 12Huntley Project 23, Jefferson 14Missoula Loyola 29, Cut Bank 0Bigfork 37, Roundup 36

Second round (Nov. 6-7)Colstrip at FairfieldManhattan at BakerHuntley Project at MaltaBigfork at Missoula Loyola

Class C 8-Man, First roundEnnis 52, Drummond-Philipsburg 14Fairview 66, Belt 27Charlo 62, Gardiner 0Chinook 80, Culbertson-Bainville 16Arlee 54, Harlowton 16Wibaux 60, Simms 24

Twin Bridges 34, Victor 8Chester-Joplin-Inverness 62, Broadus 6

Second round (Nov. 6-7)Charlo at FairviewEnnis at ChinookWibaux at ArleeChester-Joplin-Inverness at Twin Bridges

Class C 6-Man, First roundHot Springs 73, Roy-Winifred 0Savage 82, Sunburst 25Lone Peak 82, Bridger 32Denton-Geyser-Stanford 59, Westby-Grenora 16Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 57, Valley Christian 21Valier 46, Terry 30Custer-Hysham 54, West Yellowstone 20Box Elder 64, Jordan 32

Second round (Nov. 6-7)Lone Peak at SavageHobson-Moore-Judith Gap at Denton-Geyser-StanfordValier at Hot SpringsBox Elder at Custer-Hysham

Class AA, First round Nov. 6 & 7Great Falls CMR at BozemanKalispell Flathead at Helena CapitalBillings West at Billings SeniorKalispell Glacier at Helena

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To snow or not to snow... it’s still in question with the front that comes rolling in tonight through Wednesday. Temperatures in the upper 30s to mid 40s for highs on Tuesday will dip into the upper 20s to lower 30s on Tuesday night. Icy roads are likely anywhere where the temperature falls below freezing Tuesday Night. How much of the area receives rain versus snow Tuesday night may be highly elevation dependent, especially north of the Missouri River.

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October was Domestic Violence Awareness Month, but domestic violence is an issue that affects communities everywhere all year round. Domestic violence or intimate partner violence (IPV) affects all levels of society and can manifest itself in many different forms. Physical violence, sexual violence, threats and emotional abuse are all forms of IPV. Emotional abuse can often escalate to physical forms of abuse. Threats and emotional abuse often prevent the victim from reporting IPV. Furthermore, victims make excuses for the abuser’s behavior because of shame and fear. Domestic violence knows no boundaries. Women aged 20-24 are at the greatest risk of experiencing nonfatal intimate partner violence. Women who have experienced domestic violence have higher rates of stroke, heart disease, asthma and are more likely to drink heavily than women who have not experienced intimate partner violence. Sexual and domestic violence are linked to a wide range of reproductive health issues including sexually transmitted disease and HIV transmission, miscarriages, risky sexual health behavior and more. To raise awareness and in honor of all survivors, YOU can take a stand against domestic violence: Speak Up: If you know someone who’s being hurt by their partner, remind them they deserve to be safe and respected. If you know someone who’s hurting their partner, remind them that they are the only ones who can change their behavior. In both cases, ask how you can help (if it’s safe to do so!). You can do a lot by simply speaking up Learn About and Share Resources: Everyone deserves support in breaking free from abuse, but it’s hard to know where to begin in finding support. Community spaces at school or on your campus post information about healthy relationships, abuse and/or where to find help. The Women’s Resource Center (WRC) is located in Glasgow and phone # 228-8401. Glasgow’s 24 Hour Crisis Line is 228-8400 or toll free 877-972-3232. Share/Like/Post: You’re not alone in wanting to end domestic violence, and social media is another powerful tool for connecting people with help. Agencies like “Futures without Violence”, loveisrespect.org and the National Domestic Violence Hotline are continually posting content to empower survivors and allies. You can do your part by liking/sharing on social media.

Vote/Call/Email: Survivors of violence depend on stronger and more effective legislation. In 2015, the Montana Legislature passed HB306. This bill provides up to 28 weeks of unemployment insurance for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking who have to leave their jobs for their own safety or the safety of their family. Practice Healthy Relationship Skills: Domestic Violence Awareness Month is an opportunity for us all to tune-up our relationships. Healthy, happy partnerships are intentional. When was the last time you talked with your partner about what a “fair” fight looks like? Or when did you last ask yourself, or your partner, “Do I/you feel loved, listen to, supported?” Volunteer: You can also help local domestic violence centers by volunteering or promoting their community events. We all have a chance to shape the movement against violence. So stay engaged. Tell your story. Ask tough questions. Look at your relationships. Now that October is over and it’s time to throw that old candy corn away, be better prepared to make your community safe. Because everyone deserves a healthy relationship!

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