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A Charlo woman did a double-take when she saw the Missoulian newspaper. The photograph of the large, long-haired orange cat on the front page was Diane Long's cat, Raggedy, who had been missing for three months.
The high-pitched sound of the piccolo is not unreasonably loud as far as Madison's concerned. That's the ruling from a jury, which found street musician Tom Ryan not guilty of violating a city ordinance that bans such noises.
A judge who was criticized for handcuffing a public defender for courtroom rudeness also has seized jewelry from drug court defendants on three occasions for failing to pay fees.
