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Butte News
Butte mail processing center will stay open
Posted 4:35 PM 5/17/2012 by Jamie Leary
(U.S. SENATE) - Senator Jon Tester today announced that the U.S. Postal Service's mail processing facilities in Butte, Helena and Wolf Point will stay open.
Tester worked to keep the facilities open to preserve timely mail service in rural Montana and to protect over 170 Montana postal (More)
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Bozeman News
HRDC's Amos House receives challenge grant for $20,000
Posted 3:48 PM 5/17/2012 by Judy Slate
Amos House, originally a soup kitchen and homeless shelter, reopened this week as a transitional housing facility. It is operated by HRDC.
Its estimated that Amos House will cost about $50,000 to $60,000 a year to operate. HRDC received a $20,000 grant from HUD and now they're (More)
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Bozeman News
Hopa Mountain hoping for votes to win car
Posted 3:42 PM 5/17/2012 by Judy Slate
You can help a local non-profit win a new car in Toyota's "100 Cars for Good" car giveaway.
Hopa Mountain entered the contest for the second time this year. Last year, it came in second place. The Bozeman-based non-profit specializes in helping citizen leaders in rural and tribal (More)
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Continuous News
Benefit concert tonight to keep local record store in business
Posted 3:38 PM 5/17/2012 by Christina Lysacek
A local record store that has been on Main Street for more than forty years needs our help.
We first told you Sunday that Cactus Records is having a benefit concert Thursday night to raise money so they can bring in new inventory.So far, the store has defied the odds by staying in (More)
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Bozeman News
Downtown Bozeman Partnership Awards announced
Posted 2:35 PM 5/17/2012 by KBZK MEDIA CENTER
Downtown Bozeman Partnership Presents Annual Awards
The Downtown Bozeman Partnership presented three awards at the 7th Annual Downtown Breakfast held Thursday, May 17, 2012 with approximately 75 people in attendance at the Baxter Hotel. The awards included the Downtown Cornerstone (More)
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Bozeman News
Chief Joseph Middle School students take part in Bike to Work Week
Posted 12:35 PM 5/17/2012 by Chet Layman
All this week, people around Bozeman have been pedaling to work for Bike to Work Week.
Not to be outdone, students at Chief Joseph Middle School got off the bus and found alternative modes of getting to school. They call it Walk and Bike to School.
Members of the CJMS Leo Club (More) • Video (1)
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National News
Donna Summer dead at 63
Posted 10:42 AM 5/17/2012 by CBS News
(CBS News) Disco queen Donna Summer has died, a family spokesperson told the Associated Press. She was 63.
Her family released a statement Thursday saying Summer had died and that they "are at peace celebrating her extraordinary life and her continued legacy."'
TMZ first reported (More)
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Health
Study: Coffee drinkers might live longer
Posted 10:37 AM 5/17/2012 by CBS News Staff
How good is coffee for your health? For years, research has gone both ways, with some studies finding it boosts risk for heart disease, while other studies find it could be protective against breast and skin cancers.
A large-scale study of 400,000 people offers good news for (More)
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Montana News
NatGeo will air series about Montana Hutterite colony
Posted 10:21 AM 5/17/2012 by David Sherman (david@krtv.com)
A new documentary series following a Hutterite colony in Montana will soon air on the National Geographic Channel.
Aaron Flint, a radio talk show host on the Northern News Network, says that last month he was staying at The Yogo Inn in Lewistown and learned that there was a documentary (More)
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Weather
Thunderstorms likely this afternoon
Posted 9:34 AM 5/17/2012 by Meteorologist Mike Heard
A moist SW flow aloft will increase this afternoon as an upper level trough moves in from the pacific NW. Weak shortwave energy moving out ahead of the trough will produce more showers and thunderstorms this afternoon mostly south of Helena to Lewistown.
A cold front is currently diving (More)
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Montana News
Young grizzly bear found in backyard of NW Montana home, relocated
Posted 8:48 AM 5/17/2012 by Dax VanFossen- KAJ News
A young male grizzly bear has been released back into the wild just a day after being found in the backyard of a home in Ferndale near Bigfork.
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks officials say the the grizzly is estimated to be 2½ years old and weighs about 120 pounds.
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Health
State officials monitoring MT pertussis outbreak
Posted 8:39 AM 5/17/2012 by Melissa Rafferty - KPAX
HELENA - The number of whooping cough cases continues to grow in Ravalli and Flathead counties with no signs of easing up. More cases were reported in both counties on Wednesday, with the total number of confirmed cases in Ravalli County rising to 50.
State officials report that so far (More)
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Crime and Courts
US Marshals looking for sex offender
Posted 8:20 AM 5/17/2012 by Katy Harris (KAJ News)
KALISPELL- The U.S. Marshals are looking for a Kalispell man who sexually assaulted a 4-year-old boy in 1998.
Dale Hanson, 60, has not registered as sex offender in several years and law enforcement lost track of his whereabouts.
The U.S. Marshals Service is now asking for the (More)
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Health
Big Sky baby getting "Kangaroo Care" in NICU
Posted 6:15 AM 5/17/2012 by Callie Eike - KTVQ
BILLINGS- To the parents of a premature infant, they often carry the weight of the world on their shoulders.
But these parents, Dax and Chantel Scheiffer of Big Sky, are carrying the weight of 2 pound 12 ounce Dax Junior entirely on their chests.
Dax Junior, who was named after his (More)
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