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The Montana Standard in Butte, Montana

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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 2023

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Montana mulls bail bond reform after deadly bounty raid

Montana officials push a licensing and training bill for bail recovery agents to curb rogue pursuits after a fatal Butte raid. The measure, drafted by Troy Downing, would require licensing, age limits, police notification, and civil rights and use of force training. Lawmakers and the bail bond industry clash over the proposal amid calls for broader system fixes.

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Toll road dream and miner Bruffey’s rugged Montana path

George A. Bruffey, born 1842 in Virginia, rode west to Idaho and then Montana during the 1860s gold rush. His notable act was a failed 1867 toll road project from Butte toward Boulder, later traced by Interstate 15. The Montana Legislature curbed toll charters in 1872, shifting road funding to county taxes and early state efforts. Bruffey then mined placer gold in Silver Bow Creek in 1868.

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Regulating recovery in Montana through sober living

Ronald Britt spent 19 of 22 years cycling through prisons for meth and other drug crimes. After parole he sought change via a Rowan sober living home run by Never Alone Recovery Support Services. Since leaving prison he earned an associate degree, completed Native wellness training, and aims to be a peer recovery specialist. December marked 10 months clean.

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