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Bear rampage kills 1
COOKE CITY - At least one bear rampaged through a heavily occupied campground Wednesday near Yellowstone National Park in the middle of the night, killing one
  1. Kids’ get-away

    Kids’ get-away

    Through rain, shine or forest fire, one thing has been a staple of every Butte summer since the mid-1940s.

    Jul 29, 2010 | 12:15 am | (0) Comments

  2. Mountain bikers descending on Mining City for annual Butte 100 race

    Mountain bikers descending on Mining City for annual Butte 100 race

    Organizers of Saturday's Butte 100 mountain bike endurance race say the annual event is gaining momentum, with about 130 racers

    Jul 29, 2010 | 12:00 am | (0) Comments

  3. Mission’s Crystal Lake lets hikers trek downhill

    Mission’s Crystal Lake lets hikers trek downhill

    CRYSTAL LAKE - A hike to a mountain lake that's downhill all the way isn't the selling point you might think it is.

    Jul 29, 2010 | 12:15 am | (0) Comments

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Turkey tourney set for September
The eighth annual Turkey Tournament, conducted by Fairmont Hot Springs resort as a benefit for the Butte Emergency Food Bank, is scheduled for Sept. 11 at the Fairmont Hot Springs golf course.

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Guest opinion: Death with Dignity Act: Facts of Oregon's experience
At the end of 2009, the Montana Supreme Court found that physician aid in dying was not prohibited by law. As Montanans work to implement this new legal and medical reality, it is useful to look at the facts from Oregon, where physician aid in dying has been legal under the Oregon Death with Dignity Act for over 12 years. Oregon hospice workers offer a unique perspective and experience in understanding those facts.
 
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