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MSU takes $5 million step toward future Bobcat Stadium expansion (opens the original)
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BOZEMAN, Mont. — Football season has brought packed crowds to Bobcat Stadium, where roughly 22,000 fans can fill the venue for Montana State University games. Now, MSU is taking steps toward making the stadium even bigger. “Me and my buddy tried to get season tickets this year, and we were basically told no chance,” said Bryce Peterson, an MSU Ph.D. student and Bobcat football fan. Peterson has attended as many Bobcat games as he can since arriving at MSU in 2017. Back then, he said, getting int
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks speaks out on 14 bears euthanized near Bozeman: what penalties could follow (opens the original)
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BOZEMAN — Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks recently euthanized 14 bears near Bozeman after officials discovered the animals had become food-conditioned and habituated to humans. “This is a really unfortunate situation,” said Morgan Jacobsen, an information officer with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. “Euthanizing animals is never something we want to do.” Jacobsen said the agency received a report earlier in September. “We received a report from a concerned citizen who called to report alleged
Big Sky Food and Wine Festival donates hundreds of pounds of leftover food to local food banks (opens the original)
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BIG SKY, Mont. — This past weekend’s Big Sky Food and Wine Festival featured plenty of food, but organizers also had a plan for what would happen to the leftovers. “What do we have left? We have celery root, some citrus, things like ginger, tomato, zucchini,” chef Eduardo Garcia said while showing off a cooler filled with extra ingredients. Garcia knows food well. He started flipping burgers at Chico Hot Springs when he was 15, then? “I went to culinary school, I traveled around the world as a y
Bozeman opens RV and food truck grease dump stations at Gallatin County Fairgrounds (opens the original)
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BOZEMAN, Mont. — Have you ever wondered where grease from a food truck ends up, or where wastewater from an RV goes? In Bozeman, officials say dumping has become enough of a problem that the city recently added new dump stations to address it. “Everything was clean, easy to use, it was well worth it,” Steve Rumohr said. Rumohr lives in the Hebgen Lake area and travels to Bozeman about once a month with his wife in their Airstream trailer. When the couple visits Bozeman, they park at the Gallatin
Petra Academy in Bozeman prepares for $12.5 million expansion as enrollment outgrows current space (opens the original)
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BOZEMAN — Petra Academy, a private classical Christian school in Bozeman that launched in 1995 with fewer than 20 students, is preparing for a major expansion as enrollment continues to grow. A Bozeman school is growing — and so is its mission. See what's coming next: Nathan Mayville has a long history with the school. He attended Petra Academy from kindergarten through 12th grade between 2003 and 2016 and graduated in a class of eight students. “I never encountered in my time here any kind of b
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