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Ravalli County Sheriff Asks Public Help in 2020 Corvallis Arson
The July 6, 2020, Corvallis Apartment fire that killed three people continues to be investigated by the Ravalli County Sheriff s Office. Ravalli County Sheriff Steve Holton said two sheriff s detectives and a civilian investigator have been making progress through interviews and combing through technical data. But he s requesting help from the public.
Initial investigation of the early morning fire last year found evidence of an accelerent used on the second floor landing that started the fire, which killed three people. Another woman, who jumped from a second floor window, had severe burn and other injuries.
Woman killed in Highway 93 crash near Florence identified
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Ravalli County Sheriff Steve Holton reports that 61-year-old Christine Howe of Florence died in the three-vehicle accident north of Florence that also sent two people to the hospital. The Ravalli County Sheriff s Office sends condolences, thoughts, and prayers to Mrs. Howe s family and our community during this time of grief, Sheriff Holton said in a statement.
The Montana Highway Patrol is continuing to investigate the crash.
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Ravalli County Sheriff Issues a Timely Letter to the Public
Ravalli County Sheriff Steve Holton published a personal letter from himself and his office to the citizens of Ravalli County, but residents of Missoula and the entire state and country can take comfort and encouragement from his words.
Here is the letter in it’s entirety as it was published online on Sunday afternoon, with permission from Sheriff Holton.
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Happy New Year from the Ravalli County Sheriff s Office.
While everyone is looking to put 2020 behind us and excited for what 2021 will bring, we cannot forget that the circumstances and risks of 2020 did not go away at midnight on December 31st. However I have confidence in Ravalli County and our communities. We are going to survive the current COVID pandemic, but we must be cautious not to lose our sense of community and compassion for each other.