Sonny Tapia

California, Helena

Education and Criminal Justice Reporter and Photographer at Helena Independent Record

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Vacant seat filled on Canyon Creek fire board

1 day ago | helenair.com | Sonny Tapia

The Lewis and Clark County Commissioners on May 13 appointed Jim Thomas to a vacant seat on the Canyon Creek Rural Fire District board following a March recall election. Thomas, Richard Grady, Kajetan Bauer and Brian Grady applied for the vacancy, although one of the applicants could not legally be appointed. Richard Grady created the vacancy following a recall election where he was recalled by a vote of 146-49.
Video: Law enforcement honored at Police Week ceremony

3 days ago | billingsgazette.com | Sonny Tapia

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3 days ago | mtstandard.com | Sonny Tapia

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3 days ago | ravallirepublic.com | Sonny Tapia

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Past, present law enforcement officers honored during Police Week ceremony at Montana Capitol

3 days ago | helenair.com | Sonny Tapia

More than 120 law enforcement members were honored by the public and peers Monday in the Capitol Rotunda during a Police Week ceremony. Montana Highway Patrol troopers, game wardens, police officers, sheriff's deputies and others were recognized after short speeches to a roughly 50-member crowd. The event aimed to thank current and former Montana law enforcement members for their service and honor others who died serving their communities.
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3 days ago | helenair.com | Sonny Tapia

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4 days ago | missoulian.com | Sonny Tapia

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'Go be the light': Carroll College graduates rejoice after furthering their academic journeys

5 days ago | helenair.com | Sonny Tapia

Carroll College celebrated 266 graduates who walked across a stage at Nelson Stadium May 10 where they donned caps and gowns and received their degrees. Although there were 266 graduates who walked during the 115th commencement ceremony, there were 290 total students who graduated from the private Catholic college. Faculty, staff and professors lined a staging area at Nelson Stadium as they applauded all of the walking graduates, who pumped their fists and kept smiles on their faces.
Carroll College's 115th commencement ceremony to be May 10

1 week ago | news-journal.com | Sonny Tapia

Carroll College's 115th commencement ceremony will be 1 p.m. May 10 outdoors rain or shine, officials said. The ceremony for the class of 2025 will be held at Nelson Stadium, with its doors set to open at 12 p.m., and graduates should assemble no later than 12:30 p.m. on the field near Guadalupe Hall. An unlimited amount of guests per graduate are allowed for the outdoor ceremony. President John Cech will open the ceremony followed by the national anthem sang by Carroll College choir members.