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Butte Volunteer fire departments want freedom to run themselves (opens the original)
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BUTTE — Ed Fisher has been with the Boulevard Volunteer Fire Department for 50 years, before that his older brother was chief and before that his father was chief — you could say being a volunteer firefighter runs in his blood. “So there’s a lot of history here. These pictures right here of one of Boulevard’s first engines was 1936,” Fisher said as he looked at a wall full of old photographs. For Fisher, being a volunteer firefighter is about family and community. “Got out of the military, I was
Man arrested in theft of dump truck from Butte worksite (opens the original)
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BUTTE - A man is in custody in connection with the theft of a haul truck loaded with tons of broken concrete, driving it through Butte before crashing at an Uptown park Wednesday evening. A stolen dump truck. Tons of concrete. A crash in a Butte park. Here's what happened: One of the employees for the company that owns the dump truck said they were shocked to learn someone would take it on such a dangerous joyride. “To steal a dump truck, you know! I’ve heard of stealing cars and stuff, but arou
Butte pit water pumping resumes after 7-month shutdown (opens the original)
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BUTTE - The toxic water of the Berkeley Pit is finally being pumped again after an emergency forced officials at Montana Resources to shut down pumping for seven months while they relocated this important infrastructure. WATCH: Montana Resources is pumping again at Butte's Berkeley Pit after a 7-month emergency shutdown “It was a concern in early this that we could have been in a worse spot than we were. We have very skilled people here at MR that we count on to do this type of activity. We knew
Contractors want to build kids' interest in careers in trade industries (opens the original)
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BUTTE - Kids in the Mining City got a break from the classroom Thursday so they could learn how to break ground. It’s a part of an effort to get young people to think about careers in the trade industry. WATCH: Butte kids get hands-on look at careers in the trades The Montana Contractors Association partnered with O’Keefe Drilling to host a Build Montana pop-up to expose grade-school students to different aspects of the construction trade. “Well, you know, when they’re young, they love playing w
Butte voters can make major changes to local government in November (opens the original)
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BUTTE - Come November, voters here will get a chance to decide if they want to change how Butte-Silver Bow has been governing itself for nearly 50 years. “As we all know, change is hard; change is interesting, especially in Butte-Silver Bow,” Study Commission member Cindy Perdue-Dolan said. The Butte Government Study Commission completed its report this summer and made recommendations for changes to Butte’s charter that could streamline the local government. Voters can decide on a half dozen cha
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