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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 2024

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Five takeaways from Frontier football weeks

Montana Standard digest highlights five key insights from recent Frontier Conference football weeks. Mentions teams, players, and notable moments shaping standings, with emphasis on upcoming games and implications for league race.

Pavlovich remembered as a life well lived

Former Montana legislator Bob Pavlovich died Saturday in Sheridan Wyoming at 95. Debbi Shea praised his generous life and ability to bridge political divides while serving Butte and Montana. Close friend Fritz Daily noted his bipartisan communication.

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Butte marks somber 9 11 anniversary at Civic Center

The September 11 ceremony commemorating the 23rd anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks was held at the Butte Civic Center after a venue change from Stodden Park due to smoke. About 50 attendees heard remarks from officials including J.P. Gallagher Sheriff Ed Lester Fire Chief Zach Osborne and Father Beretta. veteran Elton Ringsak urged greater community involvement.

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Crow Tribal Chair breaks silence on Sheehy remarks

Crow Tribal Chairman Frank White Clay denounces U S Senate candidate Tim Sheehy for comments he says reflect discriminatory views toward Native Americans. Char-Koosta News reported Sheehy praised cattle bonding with Native crowds while joking about drunken behavior on the Crow Reservation. White Clay calls the remarks disparaging and unprofessional, urging unity and respect for Indigenous peoples.

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