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BI experts discuss cheese as a guilt free pleasure in a health feature on page A4. The sports note flags a dramatic finish in a recent event.
27 May 2025
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2025
Page
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BI experts discuss cheese as a guilt free pleasure in a health feature on page A4. The sports note flags a dramatic finish in a recent event.
Montana nonprofit arts organizations faced canceled NEA grants this month affecting the Myrna Loy theater in Helena Open AIR in Missoula and the Missoula Writing Collaborative. Montana Arts Council chief Krys Holmes says the issue weighs rural access to the arts as communities lose funding and time.
Dan Kohr of VFW Post 1448 organized about 100 volunteers who planted around 5,000 flags at Mount Moriah Cemetery in Butte to honor veterans ahead of Memorial Day. Paul and Linda Rosin joined the effort, reflecting on service and community.
Montana governor Greg Gianforte vetoed Senate bills 72 and 244, both GOP sponsored, overriding a bipartisan push to ease access to home based services for seniors and disabled people and to require free behavioral health screenings in state and university plans. The bills, framed as cutting costs and expanding care, face possible veto overrides as lawmakers return to the question.
Butte High School will hold its 2025 commencement Thursday night at the Butte Civic Center at 8 p.m. Principal John Metz will give the welcome, followed by introductions of 16 valedictorians and salutatorians. Students include Jaycee Ristine Cleveland heading to Dickinson State University, majoring in exercise and health science, and Jason Daniel Johns bound for Montana State University to study engineering.
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