An Indigenous Peoples Day celebration that began at the Great Barrington Town Hall Gazebo with singing and speaking before preparation of the offering ended with a sacred ceremony and meditation
ROAD Court: Where hard work changes lives
ROAD Court is for repeat misdemeanor DUI offenders who have not yet reach the felony level for impaired driving and the program is one way to keep it that way.
and last updated 2021-06-15 16:33:03-04
MISSOULA â Over the past few months, weâve been looking at drunk driving in Montana from new laws that did or did not pass this past legislative session to ways to make smarter choices when out on the town.
Now we take you to court ROAD Court, which stands for Responsibility, Opportunities and Accountability for Drivers. Itâs a program for repeat misdemeanor DUI offenders who have not yet reach the felony level for impaired driving and the program is one way to keep it that way.