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Great Lakes announces service to four more cities
Beginning Feb. 1, commercial airline service will return to Glasgow, Glendive, Havre and Wolf Point.
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Montanans to Obama on Health Reform: 'Medicare for All' is the AnswerPosted on Jan. 7
Missoulian State Bureau HELENA n As part of a grassroots effort to reform health care, Montanans are sending ideas to President-elect Barack Obama n and, so far, many are saying that a national, "Medicare for ...
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Avalanche warnings issued for Montana
Avalanche warnings have been issued for mountains all across western Montana because rain and heavy wet snow is falling on a weak snowpack.
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Jergeson re-elected PSC chairman
Commissioner Greg Jergeson of Chinook on Tuesday was re-elected chairman of the Montana Public Service Commission.
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State swears in slate of leaders: Montana under new management
About a minute after Chief Justice Mike McGrath was sworn into office Monday morning, he was promptly pressed into service: swearing in almost everyone else who won statewide offices in November.
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Plum Creek Backs Off Road Easements in Montana
Plum Creek CEO Rick Holley told Missoula County Commissioners in a letter sent today that the timber company is backing off a controversial proposal to allow logging roads on public lands to be used for any ...
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Yellowstone Earthquake Swarm Calms
The hundreds of little earthquakes that have shaken up Yellowstone National Park over the last week, setting off new concerns about the possibility ...
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Military recruitment booming in slow economy
Staff Sgt. William Cooper talks last week in Helena with recruit Jessica Pennington about the perks of joining the Montana National Guard.
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Resolutions For Healthy Families In A Healthy Montana - By Eat Right Montana
Main Category: Public Health Also Included In: Nutrition / Diet ; Sports Medicine / Fitness Article Date: 05 Jan 2009 - 0:00 PST printer friendly view / write opinions rate article Since January 1999, Eat Right ...
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2009 may be good year for wind power
Enough wind energy to power up to 37,800 homes hit the electrical grid in Montana this year, and production could be double that over the next year if planned expansions and new projects in the pipeline come to ...
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Analysts Report: Schweitzer's Budget May Shortchange Public Services
The Montana Legislature's fiscal analysts find that Gov. Brian Schweitzer's proposed state budget may leave some public services short of money to sustain them.
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Expect few films to hit big
There aren't as many obvious hits lined up this year as there were in 2008, but the calendar still has plenty of options.
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160+ Montanas Prepare for War on Terror
Forty-six men and women of the Montana Air National Guard will deploy for a mission in Afghanistan early Friday .
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Certain Montanans can file taxes free
Some nonprofit groups and the state Revenue Department urged taxpayers this week to save money by using free electronic filing and tax preparation services to file their tax returns.
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Wild Card, Montana Cash jackpots won
Montana lottery players claimed the Wild Card and Montana Cash jackpots in Wednesday's drawings.
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Justice served - Karla Gray steps down after 17 years on state Supreme Court
Chief Justice Karla Gray sits with Lt. Gov. John Bohlinger, left, and other state officials when they were sworn into office by Gray in January 2005.
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Montana Meth Dismisses Report, Prepares for Legislature
A study released in early December refuting the effectiveness of the Montana Meth Project comes at a crucial time for project coordinators.
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Group sues to halt new gun rule in parks
A new and controversial rule allowing loaded guns in national parks has come under increasing fire, with critics filing suit on Tuesday to stop the measure.
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Native stories, our stories: Rules of enrollment
Seven Indian reservations ring Montana's rim like islands in a river of mainstream culture.
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Feds approve gas drilling plan for SE Mont.
The Bush administration on Tuesday approved a plan that could allow more than 18,000 natural gas wells to be drilled in southeastern Montana over the next two decades.
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