Lincoln Town Sends UPS Driver Mark Lauf Off With Potluck
After 35 years delivering for UPS Mark Lauf neared retirement with Lincoln Montana residents hosting a large potluck at Lincoln Community Hall. The crowd of over 100 thanked him for decades of service, sharing stories of routes, dogs and neighborhood bonds built along the way.
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Christine Compton
Lincoln
Mark Lauf
University of Montana
Helena
Wolf Creek
Birdseye
Fort Harrison
Lincoln Community Hall
Lauf
Montana halls high population growth driven by in migration
Montana ranks fourth nationwide in net in migration from 2020 to 2023 driven by young workers and a strong labor market. Western Montana sees most movement amid housing affordability pressures, with 73 percent of newcomers employed or seeking work and only 8.6 percent over 65. Net in migration remains above pre pandemic levels and is expected to continue, aided by a business friendly climate and remote work.
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Montana
Amy Watson
Watson
Montana Department of Labor and Industry
Montana to use J and J settlement for child advocacy centers
Montana AG Austin Knudsen announced that $3.5 million from a Johnson & Johnson talcum powder settlement will fund nine Children’s Advocacy Centers across the state. Riverstone Health in Billings received the first $10,000 distribution as part of the initial aid to CACs including Emma's House and others.
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Montana
Johnson & Johnson
Austin Knudsen
Riverstone Health
Billings
Cacs
Knudsen
Montana Department of Justice
Montana Children’s Advocacy Centers
CAC
Children’s Alliance of Montana
Butte Child Evaluation Center
Cascade County
Emma’s House
First Step Resources Center
Flathead County
Gallatin County
Lewis and Clark County
Red Bird Woman Center
Yellowstone Valley
Department of Justice
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