Billings Man Charged In Attack Hospitalization Case
A Billings man faces charges after an attack left a victim hospitalized. Police say the assault occurred at a local location and the suspect was arrested, with prosecutors preparing formal charges for the incident.
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Abortion provider in Montana clinic describes day after Roe ruling
Helen Weems founder of All Families Healthcare in Whitefish details a typical August day with two nursing assistants. They navigate protests, use a back entrance, and prepare for patients as the Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade looms over Montana. Weems says many patients feel the urgency to access abortion as states tighten access and discuss the option with emotional impact.
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Montana Free Press
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Internet boost for Blackfeet artisans at Browning festival
Lola Wippert sells Iniskimauki Designs crafts on the Blackfeet Reservation near Browning Montana. She faced poor cell service at Browning Indian Days which hindered card payments and lifted costs. Across the reservation locals switch between providers and seek signals on hilltops to place calls and load messages.
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MSU grant Eyes Turning Plants to Plastic
MSU chemist Stephanie Wettstein received a 450000 grant from the National Science Foundation to convert agricultural biomass left in fields into greener recyclable bioplastics over three years. The funding will buy lab equipment support two graduate students and six undergrads assisting Wettstein, boosting potential revenue for Montana farmers and expanding crops grown for biomass such as intermediate wheatgrass.
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Stephanie Wettstein
National Science Foundation
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Basin Creek Reservoir shaping Butte water supply history
Basin Creek Reservoir grew Butte water capacity after 1884 flume and 1895 dam. Andrew F. Munroe of Butte Water Company supervised 1913 caretaker’s house work begun April 1913 with rapid framing and roof, followed by chimney, flooring, and trim by June. The 12 foot dam raise doubled storage as part of 1913 system improvements totaling 125000 dollars.
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