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2013/06/20 05:04
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As Yellowstone County obesity rate passes state a...
BILLINGS - Once viewed as a health problem, obesity is now recognized as a disease by the American Medical Association. After years of research, there is now enough evidence to prove the cause of...
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2013/06/20 04:37
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Virus bites 150 park workers
By Ben Graham, Jackson Hole, Wyoming June 20, 2013 An outbreak of norovirus in Yellowstone National Park that was presumed to be diminishing last week has apparently resurfaced, infecting up to 150...
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National Park Service Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Al Nash Jackie Skaggs CNN
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2013/06/20 04:37
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Cutthroat decline felt by Yellowstone river otters
Cutthroat decline felt by Yellowstone river otters By Mike Koshmrl, Jackson Hole, Wyoming June 20, 2013 Collapse of the cutthroat trout population in Yellowstone Lake has been blamed for grizzly...
University of Wyoming University of Wyoming National Park Service
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2013/06/20 04:34
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Yellowstone employees suffering from Norovirus
WEST Yellowstone - Yellowstone National Park officials confirm that a widespread severe gastrointestinal illness among park employees is norovirus. According to Park Spokesman Al Nash, around 30 park...
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2013/06/20 04:01
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This Week In tribal History
Mary Rogers, Tribal Preservation Department June 25, 1874 from The Missoulian: Report from Frank Truchot of Warm Springs "A masculine personage, dressed in orthodox Indian costume, except that it has...
Mary Rogers Thompson Daniel Thomas Army Buffalo
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2013/06/20 03:27
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Artist Karen Ellsbury opens new studio in downtow...
Farmington— Four children sat around tables draped with blue plastic tablecloths. One child dripped paint onto a canvas. The other three created collages. The children were participating in a class...
Hannah Grover Everyone
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2013/06/20 02:33
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EPA levies $2.5M penalty against US cement maker
BOISE, Idaho (AP) The Environmental Protection Agency levied a $2.5 million penalty against a big cement maker and required the company to invest $30 million in pollution controls at plants in nine...
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Environmental Protection Agency Ash Grove Cement Co. BOISE U.S. Department of Justice Jacqueline Clark
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2013/06/20 00:56
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Wed 8:05pm: Where the buffalo roam
BILLINGS, Mont. - The relocation of Yellowstone National Park bison to tribal lands in Montana can resume, under a ruling today from the state's Supreme Court that revives a stalled conservation...
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Montana Supreme Court Robert Magnan Supreme Court John McKeon Montana Fish
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2013/06/19 19:05
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Bonneville cutthroat trout restoration part of Mi...
Lake Bonneville may have disappeared thousands of years ago, but the cutthroat trout that roamed the massive and ancient lake can still be found in various Utah waters, albeit in much lower...
Bonneville Mill Creek U.S. Forest Service Skyline High School Trout Unlimited
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2013/06/19 18:23
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The Guide: What's on this week
Gigs Alibi, the Octagon. Fridays, from 10.30pm: Hemi and Bede. Carousel Bar, 141 Stuart St. Fridays 8.30pm-10.30pm: Bill Martin jazz trio. Crofters Arms, Mosgiel. Saturday: Sidewalk Sally. Crown...
2013/06/19 17:06
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Over 120 breeds compete in Yellowstone Valley Ken...
BILLINGS - No matter what breed makes your cut for top dog, you'll probably see it this week at the Metra Park Pavillion. "We have a little over 120 breeds here and they vary anywhere from a...
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Patrick Jones BILLINGS
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2013/06/19 15:40
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Billings man sentenced for prostitution-for-bond
A Billings man who pleaded guilty to encouraging his girlfriend to prostitute herself in order to raise bail money has been sentenced to two years with the Department of Corrections. 33-year-old...
Department of Corrections
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2013/06/19 10:31
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Dereham’s ‘Grey Nomads’ share their adventures wi...
John Richardson has written a book about the amazing stories he encountered during an 8-month trip around the world with his wife Jane. Picture: Ian Burt Dereham’s ‘Grey Nomads’ share their...
2013/06/19 09:49
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Cheryl Annette Valentine
She married Jim Valentine Thanksgiving Day, November 28, 1985. Cheryl and Jim moved to Rogue River in 1987. She had many hobbies over the years. Among them was playing her violin and piano, raising...
Cheryl Tracey Dallas Scott White City
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2013/06/19 08:39
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Detour ahead: Cities, farms reroute animals seeki...
In spite of considerable human development, the southeastern United States region could provide some of the Western Hemisphere's more heavily used thoroughfares for mammals, birds and amphibians on...
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2013/06/19 03:23
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SUV Crashes into Heights Home
BILLINGS- Shortly after 6 p.m.Tuesday night Billings Police Department was dispatched to a report of a single vehicle accident at the intersection of Lake Elmo Drive and Judith lane. On arrival...
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BILLINGS GMC Yukon Billings Police Department Yellowstone County Detention Facility
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2013/06/19 02:23
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Relay for Life benefit concert hits home for The ...
BILLINGS - Music was in the air Tuesday night as Josephine Crossing kicked off its 2013 summer concert series. The Midlife Chryslers rocked the stage, creating a fun atmosphere all in the name of...
BILLINGS Lillian
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2013/06/18 23:04
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Skyline Bus operating on summer schedule
BOZEMAN - Skyline Bus is revving up for the summer season with a new schedule, starting this week. The new schedule started Monday and runs through Sept. 8. It includes two Canyon - Mountain Routes...
Bozeman Belgrade Town Center
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2013/06/18 22:40
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FWP rules out fever in bison deaths
State wildlife officials aren't sure what killed three bison that were found dead in the Yellowstone River, but they know it wasn't a virus spread by domestic sheep. The Department of Fish, Wildlife...
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Montana Fish Bozeman
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2013/06/18 22:34
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Federal hearing over $57 million Blixseth tax cas...
Attorneys for Blixseth and the Montana Department of Revenue faced off in a Nevada courtroom last week. The state is trying to force the founder of the ultra-exclusive Yellowstone Club into...
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