Uptown Bank building to be torn for new parking garage
Angela Brandt reports Montana Standard that the Uptown U S Bank building could be demolished to create a five level parking garage if chosen. Officials unveiled plans for the citys first large scale parking structure with other sites noted on West Park Street and the Northwestern Energy building at 40 East Broadway Street.
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Public feedback sought on ramp location in urban study
Officials say community input will shape where a new ramp is built. Residents can comment via the survey and view the draft proposals online. The Urban Revitalization Agency will review survey results on October 10 at Butte Silver Bow Public Archives, 17 West Quartz Street.
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Congress Misses Deadline for Averting Shutdown
Congress fails to avert a partial government shutdown as Republicans demand changes to the health care law. President Obama warns of immediate economic impact with hundreds of thousands of federal workers furloughed and key operations paused. He blames House Republicans for tying funding to ideological demands.
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Davies sticks with Republicans in Obamacare funding stance
U S Rep Steve Davies a Montana Republican stays with party lines as Congress nears a government shutdown He indicates no change is needed in Obamacare funding The report notes comments from Tester and Baucus suggesting no shift in approach and references continuation of funding debates in Congress Davies statement is recorded by The Standard State Bureau in Helena
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Montana exchange ready to launch with cautious optimism
Officials say Montana is set for the federal health care exchange opening, with no rush to enroll since coverage starts in three months. Early glitches are possible as enrollment begins, subsidies cap at 400 percent of poverty level, and plans from Blue Cross, PacificSource, and Montana Health CO-OP vary in deductibles and rates. Commissioner Monica Lindeen voices hope for aiding families and small businesses.
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Anaconda Police Shoot Wounded Suspect After Car Attempt
Anaconda police shot and wounded a wanted man Monday afternoon after he tried to drive at officers in his car. The man, a 46 year old from Anaconda, was taken to Missoula for hospitalization in unknown condition. Justice officials would not identify him or the officers involved.
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