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Clark Fork Coalition hosts public meeting to discuss mining proposals on public land (opens the original)
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MISSOULA, Mont. — The Clark Fork Coalition hosted a public meeting in Missoula to discuss three major mining proposals along the Clark Fork River watershed. Proposals include the Sheep Creek Mine, the Columbia Gold Mine Project, and the proposed Blue Copper Mining Project. All are in the exploration phase, which can still have large impacts on the watershed and public lands. “In the case of the Blue Copper Project they do have some new roads that will be put in, some new stream crossings that th
Homecoming week underway at University of Montana (opens the original)
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MISSOULA, Mont. — Once again, there's a pumpkin on top of Main Hall at the University of Montana, which can only mean one thing: it’s Homecoming week. During a week full of tradition and history, students, alumni and friends are welcome to participate. Events start as soon as Tuesday, with the Hello Walk beginning at 10 a.m. The walk, pep rally and, of course, the Homecoming Parade are UM traditions as old as time. “It’s such a wonderful time to celebrate UM and all of its traditions. I mean we
Poverello Center kicks off 10th annual pumpkin fundraiser (opens the original)
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MISSOULA, Mont. — Pumpkins are a staple of the fall season, and for 10 years, some of those pumpkins have helped feed a neighbor in need. The Poverello Center in Missoula kicked off its 10th annual Pumpkins for the Pov fundraiser, which runs until Halloween. People can purchase donated pumpkins from the Good Food Store, YMCA, The Trough, The Den, Rattlesnake Market and some Clearwater Credit Union locations. All proceeds go toward the Poverello Center’s meal program. “The Poverello Center serves
Montana Fish and Wildlife commission move forward with reformed predator management policy (opens the original)
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The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission hosted a special public meeting today reevaluating the current predator management policy. The meeting considered the possible overhaul of its current quota system. FWP estimated the wolf population at 1,100 and based its harvest quota on this data. However, an updated population model shows that FWP grossly overestimated the wolf population. “They found that their former counting tool had actually overestimated the states wolf population and so instead,
Missoula hosts climate summit to discuss effects of extreme heat, smoke (opens the original)
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MISSOULA, Mont. — With summer officially wrapped up, federal, state and local agencies are reflecting on the hazards of extreme heat and smoke in and around Missoula. A two-day climate summit kicked off Wednesday to define these problems and brainstorm solutions. Day one consisted of presentations from area experts about their different fields of study. Agencies and organizations review local risks to build a shared idea of how heat and smoke are affecting their respective communities. “It bring
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