Thomas Metcalf
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Billings City Council weighs future of animal services (opens the original)
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Billings City Council is debating the future of animal services in the city, a year following a controversial incident in the old animal control facility. BILLINGS, Mont. â Billings City Council is debating what animal services should look like in the city after problems at the former animal control facility pushed Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter out of the building. The discussion came one year after an incident at the old facility sent shelter staff to the hospital. At that site, the city
Montana State, University of Montana report bigger fall enrollment (opens the original)
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Both Montana State University and the University of Montana reported increased enrollment in their fall semesters. MONTANA â Montana State University and the University of Montana both reported enrollment growth several weeks into the fall semester. MSU said its fall enrollment reached a record more than 17,400 students. The university reported that was up nearly 2 percent from last year. The school said 3,970 first-year students enrolled this fall, making it the largest incoming class in scho
Montana flooding: Billings high water adds to ongoing concerns (opens the original)
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Montana communities are no strangers to flooding, and recent heavy rains in Billings have once again brought the issue close to home, with cars nearly submerged and water reaching the front doors of apartments. MONTANA â Flooding remained a major concern in Montana as heavy rain in Billings sent water into areas near downtown and added to years of damage and recovery across the state. A viewer sent in images from the Rose Park Apartments that showed several cars nearly submerged and water reac
Archery season closes in southeastern Montana (opens the original)
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Montana Fish and Wildlife has announced the closure of Black Bear Management Unit 700 â covering much of southeastern Montana â for the remainder of archery season. MONTANA â Montana Fish and Wildlife announced Unit 700 closed for the rest of archery season. The agency said the management area covers most of southeastern Montana. More information was available on the Montana Fish and Wildlife website. Search there under black bears. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm
Forest Service to close 23 facilities after nationwide review (opens the original)
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The U.S. Forest Service is set to close 23 facilities due to under-use, the agency said. HELENA, Mont. -Â The U.S. Forest Service said it will close 23 facilities as part of a move the agency said will save more than $16 million. The agency said a nationwide review found the sites marked for closure were underused. The Forest Service manages more than 16,000 buildings across the country. Affected employees will keep their jobs and move to other facilities in their areas. The Forest Service said
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