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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2013
Page
1
Whitefish craftsman builds and markets hand shaped snowboards in a small workshop. He designs gear tailored to alpine terrain and personal riding style, drawing on decades of carving experience and local supplier partnerships. He notes growing demand during winter seasons and plans to expand to online sales.
A mother and daughter malamutes rescued from abuse find stability and love with a new family in Butte. The feature highlights the dogs' journey, the adopters, and the community support that helped them settle, including care by local volunteers and a hopeful new life together.
A Butte athlete clinched top honors as she won the cross country meet. The victory highlighted her strong pace and strategic finish, with classmates and local supporters applauding the result.
The Justice Department will use information from a National Security Agency surveillance program against Jamshid Muhtarov, accused of aiding the Islamic Jihad Union. The case signals a potential Supreme Court test of the Obama administration's national security approach under FISA.
Butte resident Nikki Whitaker gave birth to identical triplet boys after early delivery starts on Sept 12. She reached Seattle’s University of Washington NICU by air, as two sons arrived within days of the first, with Robert Keith at 1.4 pounds and Cameron Lucas at 1.8 pounds, Cooper John delivered by C section.
Montana congressman Steve Davies drew fire from both sides after initially opposing a budget without funding Obamacare, then backing a short term deal on Oct 16 to end the shutdown. Critics label him Shutdown Steve while supporters say he acted to reflect Montanans, focusing on solving problems over politics.
Federal agents from seven agencies tour North Dakota and Montana oil patch, likening the crime surge to 1970s cocaine cowboys and early 1990s street gangs. Project Safe Bakken adds FBI and other agency staff in Minot, Bismarck, and Sidney with cross border drug and gang focus, while budgeting limits slow promises.
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