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Wildfires may be accelerating the spread of infectious disease by keeping US West residents indoors: Study

Health · United States

Wildfires may be accelerating the spread of infectious disease by keeping US West residents indoors: Study

67% Center coverage: 15 sources

As climate-driven weather extremes fuel fires across the U.S. West, the tendency of residents to spend more time indoors may be accelerating the spread of infectious diseases, a new study has found. See the Story

Gianforte appoints Clancy GOP representative to head Dept. of Commerce

Greg Gianforte · Helena

Gianforte appoints Clancy GOP representative to head Dept. of Commerce

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“By fostering resilient communities and making sure Montana is the best place to do business, we can create a bright future for our state," Bertoglio said in a statement.See the Story

Montana Food Bank Network Shares Concerns over Potential SNAP Benefit Changes

Montana, United States · Montana

Montana Food Bank Network Shares Concerns over Potential SNAP Benefit Changes

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The Montana Food Bank Network (MFBN) reports that around 80,000 Montanans utilize SNAP benefits. However, the Big Beautiful Bill Act has proposed changes to the program.The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides people and families with limited income better access to food. RELATED: A ton of confusion: Farmers market SNAP programs push forward amid uncertaintyIf passed, the Big Beautiful Bill would alter the requirements to re…See the Story

Writers on the Range: Americans face a test of community and citizenship

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Each of us Americans conducts our daily life in bubbles, all shockingly siloed from each other. These days, we don’t share much common ground between our circumscribed worlds based on culture, zip code, religion, and political beliefs. We feel empathy toward others inside our comfortable corrals. But too often, mutual support doesn’t reach outward. Mistrust replaces compassion. I spent late April in my conservationist bubble. Since the first Ear…Brush · Brush See the Story

Ledger Looking Back 25 Years: June 14, 2000

Nearly a quarter of school teachers and administrators will be new when school starts in the fall. An arbitrator ruled on Monday, June 12, 2000 that Jefferson County did not overcharge Rockin' the Rockies. This means concert promoters must pay the county $19,715 by June 22. WHS Organizer of the Week: Whitehall Kiwanis. The Whitehall Kiwanis Club, a community service organization that focuses...Whitehall · Whitehall Read Article

Mayor's Words, and Seating Choices, Called Into Question During Public Comment

While the agenda for the June Whitehall Town Council meeting, held Monday, June 16th, in the Town Hall, was completed quickly, the real topics were discussed during public comment. Whitehall resident Maxine Samuelson called several of Mayor Mary Janacaro-Henseligh’s actions into question. Samuelson urged the Council to revise ordinances now, rather than later, “specifically those that give any one...Whitehall · Whitehall Read Article

Whitehall Bio Weed Control: Dalmatian Toadflax

At this time of year, you might notice an infiltration of tall yellow flowers on your property. This Eurasian species arrived here in the early 1900s and has become quite the nuisance. Its thick, alternating leaves branch off of the thick stem, leading to the snapdragon-like yellow flowers located towards the top of the plant. You might have already guessed which noxious weed I am referring to:...Whitehall · Whitehall Read Article

JVCF Offering Grant Workshops, More

The Jefferson Valley Community Foundation (JVCF) would like to alert area non-profits that have projects that would benefit from financial assistance to be aware of some upcoming events. Even though there is some time left in our summer, please be aware that a grant writing workshop will be held at the Whitehall Community Library. The date and time will be August 16th from 10 AM to noon; those...Whitehall · Whitehall Read Article

Star's 2025 Bootleg Brawl

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Open Letter from Montana Indivisible Groups to Our Federal Representatives

Dear Montana Congressional delegates Daines, Sheehy, Zinke, and Downing, Every member of Congress takes an oath, “to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” Donald Trump has broken the oath he took to defend the Constitution many times and is on his way to becoming a tyrant. We respectfully ask this question: Where is your line regarding...Whitehall · Whitehall Read Article

Boulder Eyed for New Women's Prison

The Montana Department of Corrections said Tuesday that it is considering three localities — Hardin, Butte, and the greater Boulder area — to determine where to site a new women’s prison. Boulder and Butte are under consideration because the department already owns property in those locations, spokesperson Carolynn Stocker said in an email to MTFP. She also said the department is working with Hard...Whitehall · Whitehall Read Article

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