Bozeman Montana News
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Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Serving Southwest Montana since 1911.
Livingston art fair draws crowd
Posted: July 3rd, 2009
LIVINGSTON - Pat and Jim Barton of North Dakota crafted their first Fun-Z-Bowz bow-and-arrow set in an effort to entertain their grandchildren.
Ballots set for county municipal elections
Posted: July 3rd, 2009
No primary election will be needed to decide the makeup of the next Bozeman City Commission.
CHP gets stimulus money to expand
Posted: July 3rd, 2009
Low-cost medical care provider Community Health Partners of Livingston, Bozeman and Belgrade is getting a piece of the federal stimulus pie, nearly $800,000, which it intends to use to expand services and treat more locals.
Bozeman News from KBZK
KBZK - Montana's News Station.
Arrest made in Harrison Ave robbery
Posted: July 3rd, 2009
Butte Silver Bow police have made an arrest in yesterday's robbery at the Lisac's Tri-Stop on Harrison Avenue.
Gay Loggers for Jesus, Tea Partiers rally in Bozeman
Posted: July 4th, 2009
One freedom not taken for granted in Bozeman this Independence Day weekend is freedom of expression, as two very different groups took to the streets for their causes.
Tim Montana prepping for Butte show
Posted: July 3rd, 2009
Montana will hold a free concert Friday night in front of the Belmont Mine on Mercury Street.
NewWest.net - Bozeman, MT
New West is a next-generation media company dedicated to the culture, economy, politics, environment and lifestyle of the Rocky Mountain West. Our core mission is to serve the Rockies with innovative, participatory journalism and to promote conversation that helps us understand and make the most of the dramatic changes sweeping our region.
Bus Service in Grand Teton and Yellowstone is Long Overdue
Posted: July 4th, 2009
Car culture is the double-edged sword of the National Park experience. Roads inside our parks make it easy for the elderly, the disabled and families with small children to get a taste of the grandeur and beauty of these places. But for the sake of air quality and the visitor experience, it's time the National Park Service got serious about offering bus service in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. In some areas, private vehicle traffic should be restricted to get visitors out of their cars.
Anti-Tea Party Mob Storms Bozeman
Posted: July 3rd, 2009
For my money, there are few sins so egregious as the taking of yourself too seriously. I mean, really, what's the point? We're all going to eventually kick the bucket with an equal amount of kicking and screaming. Might as well enjoy ourselves while we're here. So I knew I'd met a kindred soul when I ran into Brian Leland yesterday morning in downtown Bozeman. A local master electrician, he's also the founder and organizer of "The Green Coalition of Gay Loggers for Jesus," a tongue-in-cheek, don't-take-yourself-too-seriously counterpart to a Tea Party demonstration being held in Bozeman the morning of July 4.
Caring Deeply: Missoula Couple Working to Dig a Well in Zanzibar
Posted: July 2nd, 2009
Clean water. For Missoula residents Said and Sara Hemed, it would be a dream come true if they could finish digging a well in Said's native Zanzibar village so people there could have water to drink and use for washing -- without having to walk a mile to a water pump and haul it back in buckets.
Said (pronounced sye'-dee) and his wife, Sara, a Montana native, have other dreams too. They want to provide classes for adults and children on the six acres Said owns in Mchekeni, a village of about 300 people in Zanzibar, a small island off the coast of Tanzania.
Along the way, they've launched a group, Artisans for Africa, and are selling handmade arts and crafts -- batik purses, screen-printed fabrics, leather baby booties, jewelry -- to raise the money needed to finish digging a well on the property.
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