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Published 05/09/2008 - 9:33 a.m. MST
Captain J. Gras and Firefighters Martha Fecht and Greg Clark read “Clifford the Fire Dog” and teach Stop, Drop, and Roll to local children at the Ophir School Library.
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Published 05/09/2008 - 9:31 a.m. MST
The Arts Council of Big Sky (ACBS) was hard at work over the winter planning its summer event schedule for Big Sky this summer, and is pleased to announce that even more great music will be heard this season—and most of it will be free.
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Published 05/08/2008 - 10:21 a.m. MST
All thirteen children surround mother as we make our way up the grassy hill. It is Mother’s Day and we follow our beloved parent, wishing to honor her. Our voices pipe up desiring to know what we can get her on this special day.
By: Marci Whitehurst, The Sun
All thirteen children surround mother as we make our way up the grassy hill. It is Mother’s Day and we follow our beloved parent, wishing to honor her. Our voices pipe up desiring to know what we can get her on this special day. Mother smiles and says, “A hug will suit me fine”. We each take a turn embracing the woman who works so hard for us and she responds by kissing our cheeks. Afterwards, Mother finds a cozy spot, sits down in the grass, and cracks open her Bible. As she reads, we listen, and then she sings to us, too.
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 10:21 a.m. MST |
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By: Marci Whitehurst, The Sun
All thirteen children surround mother as we make our way up the grassy hill. It is Mother’s Day and we follow our beloved parent, wishing to honor her. Our voices pipe up desiring to know what we can get her on this special day. Mother smiles and says, “A hug will suit me fine”. We each take a turn embracing the woman who works so hard for us and she responds by kissing our cheeks. Afterwards, Mother finds a cozy spot, sits down in the grass, and cracks open her Bible. As she reads, we listen, and then she sings to us, too. |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 10:19 a.m. MST |
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| The Procrastinator Theatre at MSU played host to 150 people for the First Annual Bozeman Paddle Film Festival last Thursday. The festival featured three films about kayaking, each with different paddlers in a wide variety of locations. |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 10:18 a.m. MST |
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| So I went to this event last night not quite knowing what to expect. I’m happy to report that it was an absolute blast. |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 10:17 a.m. MST |
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| The Community & Infrastructure Solution Group will hold its May public meeting next Monday evening, May 12 at 7:00pm in the Big Sky Chapel lower level. |
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| Published 05/11/2007 - 9:07 a.m. MST |
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| The Bozeman Watch Company is proud to announce the release of the newest addition to our "Montana Class Watch Collection" of highly accurate and extremely rare men's and women's automatic-mechanical Swiss-certified chronometers. Only 25 individually-numbered, COSC-certified Schofields have been produced, making this the most rare of the Bozeman Watch Company's collection to date. |
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| Published 03/31/2007 - 9:29 a.m. MST |
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| Story Distributing, with headquarters located at 300 Griffin Drive, is known to many in Bozeman as a longtime supporter of the community of Bozeman and its business community. The literal and figurative family at Story Distributing has an interest in several different facets of community involvement—4H, rodeo, university, and others—and it adds to their long Montana history. |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 10:13 a.m. MST |
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| Recently one of Big Sky’s oldest and most extraordinary ranches caught fire during the night. Fortunately, nobody was at the Rainbow Ranch to be hurt, but unfortunately, nobody was there to hear the smoke alarms. Because of this, Big Sky Fire Chief Jason Revisky estimates the fire burned for approximately two hours before it was noticed by someone driving along the highway who called 911 shortly after midnight. In the dead of night along this dark road, the observant driver was likely the main reason the building is still standing, much of it with minimal damage. |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 10:12 a.m. MST |
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| The Montana Contractors’ Association is encouraging all gravel operators that secure permits for new or expanded pits in populated areas to implement good neighbor polices by incorporating them into their legal permits. |
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| Published 04/24/2008 - 11:29 a.m. MST |
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| HELENA, Mont. (AP) - The Montana Department of Revenue is watching the housing market through the spring to make sure values aren’t dropping as it finishes its reappraisal process, Director Dan Bucks said Thursday. |
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| Published 04/17/2008 - 10:34 a.m. MST |
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| REALTORS® can better serve prospective clients and customers. |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 10:09 a.m. MST |
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| At a time when hay prices are climbing, MSU Extension Forage Specialist Dennis Cash provided timely suggestions for horse owners during the recent MSU Equine conference. |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 10:07 a.m. MST |
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| LOUISVILLE, KY– Nearly 700 farm and ranch women involved in all types of agriculture attended the Farm Bureau National Women’s Leadership Conference April 25-28. Among those attending were seven women from the Montana Farm Bureau, including Montana Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Committee Chair Lillian Ostendorf from Powderville; Betty Biggs from Bozeman; Mona Welborn from Dillon; Beth Blevins, D.V.M., from Ronan; Helen Hanson from White Sulphur Springs, and two MFBF staff members Nicole Griffin and Diana Alkire. |
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| Published 04/16/2008 - 12:21 p.m. MST |
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| 2008-04-16 - As a result of a recent review of the Alumni Association at Montana State University, the Alumni Board of Directors... |
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| Published 04/16/2008 - 10:11 a.m. MST |
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| 2008-04-16 - BOZEMAN -- A free public lecture on 'Prion diseases: mad cows, wasting deer, cannibals, etc.' will be held Thursday, May... |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 10:01 a.m. MST |
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| A number of interested riders turned out for the Cowboy Mounted Shooting Clinic at Copper Spring Ranch on May 3. |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 9:58 a.m. MST |
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The Sierra Club offers tips for better bear sanitation.
BOZEMAN, MT - “A fed bear is a dead bear,” Monica Fella of the Sierra Club warns residents as warmer weather brings bears out of their dens. After emerging from hibernation, usually between April and May, bears are in search of much needed calories and will try their best to take advantage of an “easy meal”. |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 9:51 a.m. MST |
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| I usually don’t spend three weeks in a row just on our Yellowstone observations. However, this spring has been such a different one. Maybe it is because there is still so much snow that it’s easier to observe birds. The deep snows in the meadows are keeping the bison closer to the roadways and elk are hugging the hillsides and emerging meadows. Each time we go in the park, there just seems to be more to write about it! |
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| Published 05/01/2008 - 11:32 a.m. MST |
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| This past week brought another round of daily snow showers and perpetually gloomy skies. You can see where recent snow storms have deposited a layer of white covering older, melting snows that had resembled dirty, gray piles of concrete. Spring seems be just around the corner but taking too long to arrive. I think everyone here is developing a grumpiness that will only be cured by two or more consecutive warm and sunny days enjoying Yellowstone Park. |
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| Published 05/08/2008 - 9:50 a.m. MST |
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| Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials confirmed today that they will submit a motion to intervene in a lawsuit filed this week against the federal government over a decision to remove gray wolves in the northern Rocky Mountains from the list of endangered species. |
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| Published 05/01/2008 - 11:30 a.m. MST |
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| Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is taking a conservative approach to managing the state’s paddlefish season. Paddlefish reproduction is down after an extended drought with low water flows over the past several years. This, combined with increased fishing pressure for adult paddlefish, makes more conservative management of these long-lived fish essential. |
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| Published 05/09/2008 - 9:33 a.m. MST |
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| Captain J. Gras and Firefighters Martha Fecht and Greg Clark read “Clifford the Fire Dog” and teach Stop, Drop, and Roll to local children at the Ophir School Library. |
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| Published 05/09/2008 - 9:31 a.m. MST |
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| The Arts Council of Big Sky (ACBS) was hard at work over the winter planning its summer event schedule for Big Sky this summer, and is pleased to announce that even more great music will be heard this season—and most of it will be free. |
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| Published 04/03/2008 - 8:46 a.m. MST |
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| Downtown Bozeman Association and local bakeries and cake designers present the Downtown Bozeman Cake Walk on Saturday, April 12th 11am-3pm located in display windows of 12 businesses in Downtown Bozeman. |
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| Published 04/03/2008 - 8:45 a.m. MST |
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| When Debbie Feigle created the Bozeman’s first Discovery Map in 2007, she knew it could be a great resource for both visitors and local business owners. Ms. Feigle had in mind using her one-of-kind map to help local businesses capture a greater share of the $2.76 billion Montana tourism economy. The more than 2 million travelers who visit Gallatin County annually are inspired by the innovative graphics and creative icons on Ms. Feigle’s map. |
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| Published 03/06/2008 - 12:27 p.m. MST |
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| Right in the heart of the Big Sky region lies the Big Sky Town Center, a remarkable master-planned commercial and residential development that has been designed to provide a sense of place for the area’s residents and visitors. The Town Center is a centrally-located, pedestrian-oriented village core that will serve as the hub of activity for the many year-round recreation opportunities that Big Sky has to offer. The businesses and residences being built in the Town Center are part of the “downtown” fabric of Big Sky. Let us share our vision for the future – you may find yourself wanting to be part of this incredible area and this incredible endeavor. |
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| Published 03/06/2008 - 12:25 p.m. MST |
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| The Town of Big Sky is coming! This March, the Town Center will be home to three more restaurants, in addition to the popular Hungry Moose. With the addition of Choppers restaurant, The Huckleberry Cafe and a new Chinese restaurant, Big Sky should improve its rankings and comparisons with other similar resort areas as the Town Center increases the offering of shopping and dining opportunities. |
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