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Montana DEQ receives $20.78 million for reclamation costs (opens the original)
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Silver Bow Mining announced Sept. 8 that it had received approval from the bankruptcy court for its acquisition of assets of Montana Tunnels Mining, including a metallurgical complex in Jefferson County. Silver Bow Mining is conducting mining exploration in an area near Walkerville and has said it could process ore mined there at the acquired metallurgical complex. Court records show that Montana Tunnels Mining, Montana Tunnels Mine and Diamond Hill Mine filed July 27 for federal bankruptcy prot
Anaconda is about to welcome new community newspaper (opens the original)
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The Anaconda Weekly Review stands poised to bring ink-stained wretches back to a community boasting a proud, if sometimes Copper King-pliable newspaper past. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. Duncan Adams covers the environment, natural resources, Montana Tech and other beats for The Montana Standard. Reach him at (406) 496-5572 or duncan.adams@mtstandard.co
Silver Bow Mining cites agreement to acquire Montana Tunnels (opens the original)
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The long-in-limbo Montana Tunnels open pit mine and ore processing complex in Jefferson County appears to be on the cusp of possible resurrection. Early Monday, Silver Bow Mining announced it has signed an asset purchase agreement to acquire from Montana Tunnels Mining and parent company Montana Goldfields what Silver Bow Mining describes as the Jefferson County Metallurgical Complex, along with the mineâs historic open pit, known as the M-Pit, and associated infrastructure on about 5,000 acre
Anaconda man jailed for Carmel's Bar shooting denies guilt (opens the original)
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Anaconda resident Mark Ray Lock pleaded not guilty Wednesday morning in Anaconda-Deer Lodge County District Court to deliberate homicide for his alleged role in the June shooting death of Shane Charles, 53, an owner of Carmelâs Sports Bar & Grill. The shooting occurred inside the East Third Street bar around 6:50 p.m. on June 20. Lock, who is 61 but looks younger, even in striped jail garb, remains in the city-county jail on a $1 million bond. He was represented by public defender Walter Henne
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