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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 2023

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Veterans Court marks year of success in Butte

The Butte-Silver Bow Veterans Treatment Court celebrated its two year anniversary with two new graduates and two new mentors along with an extended federal grant. Fifteen offenders have joined, seven have graduated, and veteran mentors help guide participants through 12 to 18 months of supervision and treatment including drug testing and mental health services.

Butte-Silver Bow Mike Clague Robert Whelan Whelan Butte Jerome McCarthy Susanne Clague McCarthy

Ridge Waters Opens After School Ends In Butte

Ridge Waters waterpark opens June 9 at Highland View area following the last day of classes June 8 in the Butte-Silver Bow area. The $8.7 million park will run seven days a week starting June 10 with lap and open swims, likely through Labor Day, amid a summer schedule of events and camps for local parks.

Ridge Waters Highland View Butte Butte- Silver Bow Fisher Butte-Silver Bow

Montana governor signs bills expanding abortion limits

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte signs measures tightening abortion access, vetoes a parental involvement bill, and backs a state adoption tax credit of five thousand dollars. The package includes a 15 week ban on dilation and evacuation, labeled in law as dismemberment, and defines a fetus as a living child.

Greg Gianforte Montana Gianforte Matt Regier

Montana passes stiff fentanyl bill with mandatory minimums

Gov. Greg Gianforte signed House Bill 791 creating a two year minimum for distributing 100 fentanyl pills or more than 10 grams of fentanyl with additives. The law raises the maximum sentence to 40 years for large fentanyl distributions and targets trafficking as a top priority for state law enforcement.

Greg Gianforte Courtenay Springer Kalispell

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