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Participate in the Bitterroot Forums |
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Forums are a wonderful online communication tool. Especially, when the subjects revolve around your community. Forums are also a great tool for marketing your business and services. Keep in mind, you don't ever want to spam forums with advertising but most forums, including the Bitterroot Valley Forums, allow you to post business information and weblinks in your signature. When you participate by adding helpful, thoughtful responses, you are promoting your business in a professional manner. If you are not using forums, you need to begin. Forums are a powerful marketing tool in a Web 2.0 world. More and more people use forums every day to gather information. We want the Bitterroot Valley Forums to become the web location where people come to find out about the Bitterroot Valley. The Bitterroot Forums will also be useful for residents to connect easily and discuss what is on their mind. So enjoy the Bitterroot Forums and remember to use them responsibly. |
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Timber salvage work scheduled to resume in Smith Creek Area of Gash Fire Salvage |
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Hamilton, Montana, February 2, 2010 — The Bitterroot National Forest, Stevensville Ranger District announces the continuation of salvage operations on the 2006 Gash Fire. As weather permits, harvest operations will resume in February and continue this winter in the Smith Creek drainage.
Forest users and homeowners in the area can expect to see equipment working in the area, especially along or adjacent to the Smith Creek road number 1321. Caution signs will be posted at appropriate locations to alert road users. The public is advised to drive with caution in the area and expect to meet log trucks on forest roads 1321 and 738. For public safety, a road closure will be implemented on Forest Development Road 1321 from the junction with Forest Development Road 13103 to the end of road 1321. The closure will be in effect from 6 AM Monday thru 6 PM Friday. The salvage harvest and the related road closure are expected to continue until the snow melts and roads dry in the spring.
For more information contact Pat McKinnon at the Darby Ranger District (406-821-3913). Subscribe to The Bitterroot |
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