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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 2023

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Vacuum in Montana mental health care deepens as closures bite

Western Montana Mental Health Center faced Medicaid driven cuts since 2017, closing an outpatient clinic in Livingston in 2018 and a crisis center this spring, shrinking state capacity. The nonprofit’s financial woes, staffing strains, and mismanagement claims left rural Montana without essential crisis care, with private clinics, the Montana State Hospital, and policymakers under scrutiny for lasting reform.

Western Montana Chuck Ingoglia The National Council For Mental Wellbeing Montana State Hospital Meagan Thompson Montana Standard Kathy Danks Western Montana Mental Health Center Lyn Ankelman

Butte’s first scientific optician arrives in 1888

An itinerant Russian optometrist named Dr David S Harmon visited Butte in March and April 1888 during ten day tours. He introduced devices like the Otimator and Duplex Eye Illuminator and promoted a vision chart with symbols. Harmon's work drew on training after fleeing Russia and used testimonials in local papers to gain patients.

Butte David S. Harmon Harmon Hermann von Helmholtz Polytechnic University of St. Petersburg Freemasons America Russia United States Napton Block Granite Street Napton

Montana charter school debate shifts in Legislature

Gov. Greg Gianforte defended public education while two charter bills move through Montana's 2023 session. HB 549 would regulate charter schools like public schools. HB 562 would allow schools outside those rules. Both face Senate hearing on April 17 as advocates push for more choice in education.

Greg Gianforte Montana Gianforte House Education Committee Senate Senate Education and Cultural Resources Committee

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