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Terry students use 1850s loom to recreate historic trade blanket for museum exhibit (opens the original)
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TERRY — Three Terry High School students are getting a hands-on lesson in local history, weaving a replica of a historic trade blanket on a loom dating to the 1850s. Ashley Eaton, Phoenix Phipps, and Lexi Gaub are the only students in the school’s new public history class, led by social studies teacher Chris Dantic. The class focuses on Terry’s history, giving the students a chance to learn about their community by actively participating in it. “I've learned more history than I never ever though
Record 20,000-plus pieces of debris pulled from Yellowstone’s thermal areas this year (opens the original)
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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — Yellowstone National Park crews have removed more than 20,000 pieces of trash and lost items from the park’s fragile thermal areas this year, including hundreds of hats and coins, as well as AirPods, golf tees, and six Invisalign retainers. For visitors like Mary White, Yellowstone is a place to introduce her children to something they cannot find anywhere else. White traveled from Dutton, Montana, with her eight children for their first visit to the park. “Yellowston
Bear sightings increase in Absarokee as food shortages push wildlife into town (opens the original)
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ABSAROKEE — Bears are becoming a more frequent sight in Absarokee, prompting Montana wildlife officials to remind residents to secure their garbage and take other precautions as bears search for food ahead of winter. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks recently warned residents about numerous bear sightings in the community. The reports come as other Montana communities, including Red Lodge and Billings, have dealt with increased bear activity this year. For some Absarokee residents, seeing a bear
'We had a job to do': Q2 journalists reflect on 9/11 news coverage, 25 years later (opens the original)
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BILLINGS — Twenty-five years ago, four hijacked planes turned a fall morning into one of the darkest days in American history. More than 2,000 people were killed, and for those who remember, the day is often defined by one question: Where were you? On Sept. 11, 2001, four hijacked planes became weapons in the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil. Two crashed into the World Trade Center in New York, one struck the Pentagon, and a fourth crashed in a field in Pennsylvania after passengers attem
Massive hailstorm leaves trail of damage across Shepherd, Huntley on Labor Day (opens the original)
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YELLOWSTONE COUNTY — For residents in Shepherd and Huntley, Labor Day began with broken glass, damaged vehicles, and destroyed outbuildings after a powerful thunderstorm swept through the area early Monday morning. Hail was reported at around 2-3 inches in diameter, with some residents describing hailstones as large as baseballs, battering homes and vehicles across the area. Strong winds with gusts of up to 53 mph also damaged or destroyed workshops, barns, and other structures. The damage left
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