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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2024
Page
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A zebra escaped en route to Anaconda remains at large in Washington state as law enforcement and wildlife officials pursue tips and coordinate searches on May 2 2024. The animal’s uncertain whereabouts prompt ongoing efforts from responders and local residents.
Butte craftsman Toni James restored Rank building's front to period look after purchasing Rank's Drug Store and Mercantile in Virginia City. She disliked the store front’s giant plate glass windows, noting they wouldn’t match 1860s designs, and worked to replace them to fit the era.
More than a hundred students gathered on the University of Montana campus for a Strike for Gaza walkout organized by UM Students for Palestine. They called for divestment and disclosures from the university, brandishing signs against U.S. support for Israel while a counterprotester with an Israeli flag clashed verbally. state Rep. Zooey Zephyr spoke with reporters during the peaceful demonstration.
Montana Highway Patrol district headquartered in Butte logged six calls for vehicle deer crashes during the April 26 28 weekend. District Three covers Silver Bow Lewis and Clark Jefferson Deer Lodge Powell Granite and Beaverhead counties. statewide total reached 22 with no reported motorist injuries per DOJ spokeswoman Emilee Cantrell.
U S Rep Ryan Zinke criticized tighter mercury and air toxics limits at a budget hearing arguing they will raise NorthWestern Energy bills by about $1 000 per family. EPA Administrator Michael Regan questioned the $28 000 figure citing uncertain underpinning. Regan said the rule would yield less than a 1 percent rise in energy costs over time.
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