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Lights, camera, action: Shootout celebrates summer and community in Big Sky (opens the original)
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BIG SKY â Community members of all ages packed The Waypoint theater for the third annual Big Sky Summer Shootout on Tuesday. The film and photo festival celebrates summer in Big Sky and the people, places, wildlife and activities that make it special. This yearâs Summer Shootout lineup featured 14 diverse films. From comedies to dramas, the films covered happenings including the Music In the Mountains concert series, whitewater kayaking excursions and bear encounters. âWe are trying to cur
Inaugural Big Sky Food & Wine Festival provides patrons with culinary delights (opens the original)
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The inaugural Big Sky Food & Wine festival took place from Thursday to Saturday at the Big Sky Events Arena. The festival included culinary demonstrations, food and beverage tastings, live music from singers Britteny Spencer and Haffway and chef-led dinners. The event welcomed more than 650 attendees each day, per John Speers, executive vice president of hospitality operations at Lone Mountain Land Company, which owns and operates the festival. Six Montana chefs lended their culinary prowess to
Montana Stream Access Rally brings candidates, advocates together in Bozeman (opens the original)
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For many voters, the Montana Stream Access Law and its recreational protections are top of mind going into the November election. The 1985 law guarantees the public recreational access of rivers and streams up to the high-water mark. As access to public lands and waters permeates politics and media, a recent Bozeman event gave attendees an opportunity to discuss the important topic. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe now f
FWP urges Bozeman community to help manage urban wildlife (opens the original)
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Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, in partnership with Gallatin Wildlife Association, held an informational panel about chronic wasting disease and urban wildlife at the Museum of the Rockies on Wednesday. Over 50 community members came out to learn about CWD and ask questions about human-wildlife conflict in Bozeman, including the topic of a high urban deer population. âWe live in a beautiful place. Thereâs fresh grass, animals have what they need and they proliferate. Thereâs no control,
Cascade Co. investigating independent signature gathering, House candidate Miller files lawsuit (opens the original)
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The Cascade County Attorneyâs Office and Cascade County Sheriffâs Office are investigating about 800 potentially bogus signatures gathered by at least one petitioner who worked to qualify Michael Eisenhauer, the independent candidate running for U.S. House in the Eastern Congressional District, and Seth Bodnar, the independent candidate running for Montanaâs open U.S. Senate seat. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subscribe n
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