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bjohnson@theintermountain.com BELINGTON — The voters of Belington elected a new mayor in Tuesday’s municipal election, based on unofficial election results. Incumbent Mayor Maureen J. Lasky-Setchell was defeated decisively by challenger Cherri L. Sturm. Sturm received 229 votes to Lasky-Setchell’s 83. Also on the ballot were Thomas J. Watson Sr., who garnered 11 votes, and Harold L. Kittle, who received 4. In the race for the Ward 1 city council seat, Marshall L. Reed was the winner, receiving 69 votes, while Timothy M. Ray totaled 19 votes. The Ward II council seat race was remarkably...

bjohnson@theintermountain.com ELKINS — Four candidates are on the ballot for mayor in the March 2 Belington Municipal Election. Incumbent Mayor Maureen J. Lasky-Setchell will be challenged by Harold L. Kittle, Cherri L. Sturm and Thomas J. Watson Sr. Candidates for four Belington City Council seats are also on the ballot. Running for the Ward 1 city council seat are Timothy M. Ray and Marshall L. Reed. Competing for the Ward II seat are Dana Booth and Joshua L. Wamsley. In Ward III, John S. White, Billie J. Hunt, Mack Davis and Edwin G. Goddard III are on the ballot seeking the city council...

Trifecta of Air Force bombers to fly over Super Bowl redo Jump to... (Compiled from Air Force Mag, Dakota News Now and Fox4 Kansas City) – The Air Force will mount a first-of-its-kind flyover of Super Bowl LV with all three types of strategic bombers, the service announced Jan. 25. The event will take place over Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla., on Feb. 7. The flyover, timed to coincide with the National Anthem, will include the 3 types of bombers: B-1B Lancer from Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota B-2A Spirit from Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri B-52H Stratofortress from Minot ...

Toggle open close As part of its long-overdue effort to modernize the U.S. nuclear deterrent, the United States is developing the Long-Range Standoff weapon (LRSO) to maintain the ability of nuclear-capable bombers to hold targets in well-defended areas at risk. The LRSO will replace the Air Force’s current nuclear-armed, air-launched cruise missile (ALCM), the AGM-86B, which has been in service since 1982—and is becoming increasingly obsolete against enemy air defenses. The LRSO will play an important role in maintaining the nuclear triad because it will sustain the nuclear ALCM capabili...