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In lieu of levy, parent group raises $19K for Elder Grove classroom supplies (opens the original)
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For more than 30 years, first grade teacher Tammy Robertus has watched Elder Grove teachers stretch limited resources, often spending their own money on classroom supplies, science projects and field trips. Now, a parent-led organization is trying to ease some of that burden. The Grove Foundation — which stands for Generating Revenue for Opportunity, Vision and Education — raised $19,000 for supplemental classroom supplies across the district. The money will be split among 24 elementary teachers
Laurel girl recovering from e-scooter crash as city explores new safety rules for riders (opens the original)
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LAUREL- Laurel teen Raye Anderson is recovering from a traumatic brain injury after being struck while riding her e-scooter to school two weeks ago. Laurel city officials held a public meeting Tuesday, asking residents to weigh in on ideas to make streets safer for e-bike and e-scooter riders. The Emergency Services Commission discussed requiring helmets, adding bike lanes, and hosting a safety rodeo where kids would learn how to ride safely in and around traffic. "I guess I kind of needed to be
Man kicks mountain lion off his dog, then fights the big cat with his bare hands (opens the original)
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Adam Borkhus was driving along Deer Creek Trailhead near Cody, Wyoming, on Sep. 26, hoping to photograph elk when his afternoon took a dangerous turn — a mountain lion attacked his Labrador, Diesel, and then turned on him. Borkhus said he had made the drive out to the trailhead with Diesel, as he often does. "I went out to see if there were any elk down running and I could get some cool pictures. It was raining so I thought the lighting would be cool." When something near the creek caught his at
Billings child Thomas Germany gets his Make-A-Wish puppies after 2 years battling leukemia (opens the original)
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BILLINGS, Mt. — Thomas is carrying his two new puppies through the aisles of Tractor Supply, picking out treats, toys and supplies — just four days after Hazel and Kai came home through Make-A-Wish. The moment comes after two years of battling Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Thomas was just 8 years old when he started feeling exhausted, struggling to walk down the stairs and complaining his joints hurt. Within hours of blood work, the family was on a plane to Denver. "You hear about it happening,
Billings Public Schools reports rising test scores, but achievement gaps persist (opens the original)
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BILLINGS — Billings Public Schools is reporting significant academic gains across elementary and middle schools, with rising reading and math scores, expanded intervention programs, and growing career education opportunities. However, district leaders say major challenges remain at schools with higher poverty rates. New benchmark data presented during a September school board performance monitoring report showed K-8 reading proficiency rising from 57% in fall 2023 to 65% by spring 2026. Math pro
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