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A new mapping tool takes a deeper look at more than $100 million federal dollars that poured into Montana across the last decade to help the state recover from natural disasters and the damage they cause.
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A couple of referendums in Park County’s June election will ask residents to decide whether to keep the county’s Growth Policy in place and whether to vote on Growth Policy documents going forward.
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If given final approval, the ban would go into effect June 1 – a couple of months later than commissioners had originally said. Pine Creek Lodge owner Jenny Arr says having more time is helpful as they figure out another parking plan.
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More than 40 people testified at a hearing Tuesday on a proposal to limit parking near a concert venue and restaurant in Paradise Valley.
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A recent survey of residents in one of central Montana’s most in-demand regions found affordability and growth are among the biggest concerns.
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The pandemic laid bare the gaps and disparities in the U.S. public health system, and often resulted in blowback against local officials trying to slow the coronavirus’s spread. But one positive outcome, in part fueled by a boost in federal dollars, is that health workers have started adapting lessons they learned from their COVID-19 response to other aspects of their work.
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A recent survey of Park County businesses found many sustained significant losses as a result of the Yellowstone floods last month.
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A preliminary damage report released over the weekend shows that out of the 437 structures assessed in Park County, only 81 were undamaged in this month's historic flood.
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Voters in three counties this week have one more chance to weigh in on local cannabis taxation policy before sales begin in January.
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In the early days of the school year some Montana districts are already closing classrooms due to COVID-19 cases.