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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2024
Page
1
The Bulldogs halted a skid with a decisive victory over Dillon on the road. Key scoring came from senior leaders as the team regained momentum and improved in conference play.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said no proposals exist for any Montana nuclear power plant, despite claims at the Butte-Silver Bow Council meeting. An Anaconda man, Christian Barlow of XGen, asserted NRC approval and discussed a 500-megawatt facility with Westinghouse SMR and 40 Evinci microreactors, but NRC officials publicly denied discussions or plans.
Pam Mavrolas, longtime neighbor of Fort Harrison, details years of PFAS contamination in her drinking water. She says Montana Army National Guard and Department of Environmental Quality ignored requests for action while her well remained below the 70 parts per trillion EPA action threshold. The dispute centers on whether remediation was warranted and when officials knew of the danger.
Claire Hibbs-Cheff, a Rowan High School librarian, faces anxiety as her senior daughter applies to 13 colleges, with private tuition up to 80000 annually. Despite acceptances, uncertain financial aid from FAFSA leaves plans for campus visits and affordability in doubt.
Signal Peak Energy President Parker Phipps told Yellowstone County Commissioners that Bull Mountain, Montana's only underground coal mine, faces possible closure by the end of 2025 if it cannot expand onto federal land. About 260 workers are employed, with two thirds living in Yellowstone County, as a federal judge blocked a 175 million ton expansion pending an environmental impact study and greenhouse gas assessment. The mine lies 40 miles north of Billings and the delay hinges on regulatory review.
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