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Montana Knife Company opens its doors to next generation for National Manufacturing Day (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — Montana Knife Company opened its doors on Thursday to the next generation for National Manufacturing Day. Students from Corvallis and Darby High School had the opportunity to tour Montana Knife Company’s facility on Thursday in recognition of National Manufacturing Day. Organized in part by Montana State University, the tours provided students - who are currently enrolled in classes like machining and welding - an inside look at the real-world processes of a large manufacturing operat
City of Missoula Public Works holds open house for Lower Miller Creek improvements project (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — For residents in the Lower Miller Creek area, the expansion of developments has come with increased traffic headaches. But now, the City of Missoula has rolled out its new plan for addressing traffic and safety issues along Lower Miller Creek Road. On Tuesday night, the City of Missoula Public Works Department held an open house at Jeanettee Rankin Elementary School to present the project to the community. Roughly 80 people turned out. “We have one road out of here. And so, people are
Missoula City Council advances contract with Poverello Center for final vote (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — On Wednesday, the Missoula City Council voted to advance a contract with the Poverello Center for a final vote at its next meeting. The contract itself is worth $211,000, most of which goes towards the Homeless Outreach Team, or HOT, managed by the Poverello Center. The HOT provides critical emergency resources to those outside the shelter around the clock, often helping those in crisis. This contract is not new however, as the city has partnered with the Poverello Center for the HOT
City of Missoula looking to amend zoning code to better define data centers (opens the original)
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MISSOULA — Data centers are one of the main topics of discussion across the country right now. After the saga of a data center being killed in Bonner, both the City of Missoula and Missoula County are looking to mitigate the impacts. Missoula County passed a year-long moratorium on data centers a couple of months ago, and now the city is looking to update its zoning code in anticipation of more data centers potentially coming in. “Right now, the current definition just looks at sort of the amoun
Secession effort to form County No. 57 from Missoula County picking up speed (opens the original)
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SEELEY-SWAN VALLEY — There has been a growing movement amongst residents in the rural northeastern part of Missoula County, with them looking to secede and form County No. 57. They say they wish for this to have a more lean and responsive local government. “I truly believe that in our three biggest counties in Montana, the government has gotten too large and it's very hard to represent diverse counties such as the three largest ones. And I think that if we're able to do this, maybe this is somet
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