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Evening Newscast: Wednesday, Mar 29

Yellowstone Public Radio | By Lyman Gillen
Published March 29, 2017 at 5:38 PM MDT
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  • The Atlantic Richfield Company is asking owners within a Montana Superfund site for access to their property so they can clean up mine waste to EPA standards
     
  • Montana lawmakers say the passage of a bill to increase the state's fuel tax is in doubt when it goes to the House floor for a final vote
     
  • A formal inquest was held in a Montana courtroom today to determine if a police officer was justified in the shooting death of a Wyoming man following a standoff in a hotel lobby
     
  • Montana House Democrats are regrouping after failing to get a measure out of the House Judiciary Committee that would allow counties to conduct the May 25 congressional election by mail
     
  • Bozeman Republican Greg Gianforte says he has raised about $1.5 million toward his campaign for Montana's only U.S. House seat
     
  • Two bills that would have required cat and dog breeders to be licensed and inspected have failed to pass through the Montana Legislature again
     
  • U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke today announced he lifted the moratorium on federal coal leases
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Lyman Gillen
Lyman Gillen is a multi instrumentalist based out of Billings, MT. He is interning at KEMC while he finishes his degree in music business. He works as a private business consultant and multimedia producer, with some notable clients being Kiesel Guitars, Wired Guitarist, Montana Storms, and Amplify Downtown. He is an avid guitarist, photographer, and videographer, and can be spotted in his natural habitat producing media in his studio.
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