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The Bozeman Explosion
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Construction on new American Legion building almost complete
Posted 4:11 PM 9/10/2010 by Dan Boyce
Bozeman's 200 block is witnessing it's first phoenix rise from the downtown explosion site.Construction is wrapping up on the new American Legion building. Members expect Walker Construction to finish the structure by September 15th, and the group hopes to officially open by the first (More) • Photos (3)
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Gallatin Commission gives initial OK for loan to rebuild at explosion site
Posted 8:16 AM 6/2/2010 by Lindsay Clein
The Gallatin County Commission gave preliminary approval for a request for a tax exempt bond to rebuild the Bozeman blast site.
The loan will be used to rebuild at the site where the Rockin R Bar and Montana Trails Gallery used to be. The county had to review the project to make sure (More) • Video (1)
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Bozeman explosion lawsuits continue to pile up
Posted 2:26 PM 6/1/2010 by Beth Saboe
(Photo from day of the explosion)
The lawsuits against NorthWestern Energy over the 2009 downtown explosion continue to mount.
Most recently, a group of artists whose work was destroyed inside the Montana Trails Gallery filed suit, as did the insurance companies of a number (More)
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City grants American Legion money to rebuild after explosion
Posted 4:10 PM 5/21/2010 by Lindsay Clein
Bozeman's American Legion building, which was destroyed in the 2009 downtown explosion, will receive a grant totaling more than $30,000 to rebuild.
Bozeman City Commissioners approved the grant at their Monday night meeting.
Over the weekend, members of the American Legion were (More) • Video (1)
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American Legion raising funds to rebuild after Bozeman explosion
Posted 5:13 PM 5/17/2010 by Adam Bell
Members of the American Legion could be found all around downtown this weekend, raising funds for their new building.
Construction costs for the new building, which was destroyed in the March 2009 explosion, are roughly $750,000, more than the insurance proceeds. In order to raise some (More) • Video (1)
