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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 2024

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Surcharge proposal targets international park visitors

A Bozeman center study argues a $25 surcharge on foreign travelers could raise about $330 million yearly for U S national parks to fund infrastructure staffing and maintenance. Watkins notes Yellowstone would see revenue boosts. most entrance fees stay in parks, with past proposals meeting political headwinds.

U.S. National Parks Tate Watkins Bozeman -Based Property and Environment Research Center Watkins Montana Ryan Zinke University of Montana Institute For Tourism and Recreation Research Yellowstone Wyoming Mike Enzi National Park System Advisory Board Galapagos Island Yellowstone National Park

UM faces trial over payments to students in Higher One case

A class action against the University of Montana begins January 8 in Missoula County District Court. The suit challenges UM’s 2010 to 2015 contract with Higher One for handling student refunds, alleging excessive debit fees, improper data sharing, and savings for UM. Plaintiffs include former students Daniel Knudsen and Kaila Jacobson.

University of Montana Higher One Shane Vannatta Fourth Judicial District Court Missoula County Dave Kuntz University Daniel P. Knudsen Rose E. Ayers Eric Dennison Lance French Erik Franham Kaila Jacobson

Child care gaps threaten small towns in eastern Montana

Candy Murnion recalls starting a Jordan day care in 2015 to help local families stay employed. The COVID era funding enabled expansion to a second facility serving up to 30 children. With pandemic funds ending, sustaining capacity faces price or enrollment pressures amid rural child care deserts and barriers to access.

Candy Murnion Jordan Montana Garfield County Murnion Mornion

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