Big Timber council eyes 208 water quality study details
Big Timber Montana officials seek more information about the federally funded 208 water quality study as city discussions progress. The note appears in a local column referencing page 10 coverage.
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Big Timber
Civil Defense planning exercise rehearses disaster response
County officials simulated a derailment and blizzard crisis to review plans for public information housing food transport and medical care. The exercise sponsored by Sweet Grass Civil Defense involved Montana National Guard and offices with officials agreeing to hold more meetings to refine procedures.
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Sweet Grass County Civil Defense
Montana National Guard
Montana Civil Defense Office
John Walsh
The
National Guard
Illinois Central
Walsh
Montana
City Council Considers tranquilizer gun for loose dogs
Big Timber Montana council weighs an enforcement oriented plan to curb loose dogs with a $340 tranquilizing gun and stricter nuisance and leash rules. No action was taken but officials favor an enforceable ordinance and fees to cover costs amid animal control concerns.
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James McCauley
McCauley
Gary Propp
Margaret Jo Lavold
Silent Sentinels Pattern of Unexpected Beauty
Pioneer photo by Paul Dix captures a quiet, abstract scene of silent sentinels. The image emphasizes symmetry and light, inviting contemplation of form and stillness.
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Pioneer
Paul Dix
Free inter library program mixed for Big Timber library
Mrs. Goosey of the Big Timber Carnegie Library explains a new inter library plan with the South Central Montana Library Federation. The program offers non local books at minimal mail charges and is funded by a state Title 1 grant, but costs to join and ongoing funding after November are unclear.
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Big Timber Carnegie Library
South Central
Montana) Library Federation
Billings
Montana State Library
Edna Goosey
Goosey
Federation
Council member battles winter dog door problem
Council member Oscar Stephens describes a winter nuisance as a large neighborhood dog keeps visiting his garage door. Snow drifts and cold temperatures block the door, making it hard to open. The issue follows a smelly summer nuisance and underscores ongoing pet behavior concerns.
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Oscar Stephens
Stephens
FM Radio Translator Set for Big Timber Area
KURL FM Billings will operate a 98.3 megahertz translator to rebroadcast Billings programs in Sweet Grass County from the airport hill. Local fund drive seeks $1,700 initial investment with ongoing maintenance by the parent company Christian Enterprises Inc. Donations suggested at $50 each via Citizens Bank and Trust or First State Bank.
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Big Timber
Kurl-Fm
Billings
Sweet Grass County
Harold Erickson
Christian Enterprises, Inc
KURL
Airport Hill
Federal Communications Commission
Erickson
Frye’s
Richard Kienitz
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
First State Bank
Kienitz
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