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Montana Resources employee Ray Pascoe , left, hauls out a tub full of food in the Butte Civic Center lobby Friday morning.
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Major sled dog race coming to Elk Park (19)
Area man expected to take plea agreement (18)
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Sparky's Garage opens in Uptown Butte (5240)
Teens face charges for allegedly killing, wasting eight deer (3619)
3 accused of beating man on Marcia St. (3361)
Landowners increasingly shut down popular spots (3287)
Even Odds: No lack of champs in Butte (3034)
Poached elk left to waste (3008)
Butte man dies from H1N1 flu complications (2723)
Multiple DUI suspect a no-show in court (2566)
For the 'Challenge' (2509)
Are we spoiled? Yeah, but at least we're not Butte (2249)
Arson suspected in early morning fire in Butte (2156)
Jury awards $51,763 over emotional stress in 2006 prison riot (2144)
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SPORTS:
Powers K’s 11: Butte 9 shuts out Bozeman Hawks The Butte High softball team must have had a secret weapon Tuesday afternoon.
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STATE:
Wolves kill calf, sheep near Dillon DillonBOZEMAN (AP) — State wildlife officials say wolves have killed livestock in two incidents near Dillon.
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OPINION:
No more politics in wage debate Nov. 7, 2006, seems like a long time ago, and election results often just fade into the history books. But the 2006 election is different. Because of the results of that day, thousands of Montana minimum wage earners will get a modest pay raise on Jan. 1, 2008. No legislative session will be required — instead, an automatic adjustment will take place that reflects the increased cost of living.
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HEALTH:


IN THE KITCHEN:
There's always room for chocolate It’s no surprise, chocolate cookies are usually the first to disappear from the holiday cookie tray. From a dense chocolate cookie to a creamy chocolate filling or a delicate chocolate drizzle — adding chocolate nearly always guarantees a richly satisfying and
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Woman shouldn't let negative words hurt Dear Chris, I work in a small office with a great group of people, or at least I thought so until lately.
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BIG SKY LIFE:
Mining City on ice Bob Rowling shuffled across the craggy ice at Clark Park one recent morning as a tanker truck pumped fresh water onto the skating rink’s shiny surface.
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BUSINESS:
Metals Bank / Walker’s Cafe Ray Ueland didn’t expect to become a historian during his renovation of the Metals Bank and Walker’s Cafe, two of Butte’s iconic Uptown structures.
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