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Volunteers peel hundreds of apples preparing for Bitterroot McIntosh Apple Day (opens the original)
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HAMILTON, Mont. — A Bitterroot fall favorite event where it's all about apples is back for it's 47th year. Volunteers are preparing for what's called "the biggest bake sale under the big sky" by peeling hundreds of apples. "Tradition. I love traditions, and that's what we build on. To have it and to see it keep going and the fun, to me, that's important," volunteer Deb Strickland told MTN News. For nearly five decades, the Ravalli County Museum has hosted Apple Day to bring a bite of history to
Hamilton Public Works shares details following forever chemical detection in city well (opens the original)
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HAMILTON — Two weeks ago, the City of Hamilton issued a water advisory since forever chemicals were found above the minimum reporting level in one of their wells. "It's groundwater contamination somewhere up-gradient of the well. Most likely it was a firefighting incident that used firefighting foam anywhere between the 80s and early 2000s," Donny Ramer, director of Public Works, told MTN. The City of Hamilton is served by seven wells. Testing those for contaminants is required and funded by the
Ravalli County Sheriff speaks out after Stevensville teenager assault (opens the original)
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STEVENSVILLE — The assault of a Stevensville teenager has grabbed the community's attention, especially online. So much so that Ravalli County authorities are addressing the situation by telling people to leave affected parties alone. "Really, what it boils down to is this issue of civility in our society. And it's really time to take a step back and look at look at how we behave online," Ravalli County Sheriff Steve Holton told MTN. Court documents detail that while at a party on September 12,
Barrier removal, habitat restoration helping fish spawning at Lee Metcalf Wildlife Refuge (opens the original)
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BITTERROOT VALLEY, Mont. — Two years ago, a barrier was removed at the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge to help spawning fish. Now, MTN checked in to see how this action transformed the area. "This project opened up two and a half miles of potential spawning habitat," Trout Unlimited project manager Christine Brissette said. WATCH: Here's what we learned about the project Trout Unlimited, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Trapper Peak Job Corps, Jackson Contractor Group and local students
Missoula Postal Workers Union raise concerns over removal of letter sorting machine (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — The United States Postal Service (USPS) is set to remove a letter machine from Missoula's Kent Avenue location. USPS says it won't impact efficiency. However, the local postal workers union is concerned. "We're a public service. We're accountable to the public and the public needs to know when their service could possibly be affected," President of the American Postal Workers Union Local 113, Shawn Harding said. On August 24th, post office staff received notice from management that th
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