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A Love Song for West Yellowstone

During the last week of November, I came down with a severe case of cabin fever. Lacking the time to flee for an extended get-away, I decided instead to plan a day trip to somewhere read more

The Health Benefits of Tea

Tea, camellia sinensis, has been in use for thousands of years in Asia, and from the beginning it has always been associated with healing and good health read more

Bar 3 BBQ and the new Outlaw Brewing Company

This new year takes us to Belgrade, home of the newest brewery in the Gallatin Valley, and probably the nation. read more

Dining: Take the Clark’s Fork

Clark’s Fork restaurant is a short walk from my office on 1265 Stoneridge Drive, and now a familiar haunt. read more

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Bozeman Public Library Foundation Seeks Nominations for Annual Literary Award
The Bozeman Public Library Foundation is seeking nominations for the 4th annual Cornerstone Award. This award is presented annually to an individual who has made a significant contribution to literat
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Bozeman Public Library Seeking Proposals for 2013 Atrium Gallery Exhibition Series
The Bozeman Public Library is seeking submissions for its 2013 Atrium Gallery Exhibition Series. The Atrium Gallery located in the Library lobby will showcase both traditional and innovative contempor
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Strengthening the Circle A Native Nonprofit Leadership Program Deadline Feb 17
Strengthening the Circle A Native Nonprofit Leadership Program April 2-5 in Bozeman Application deadline is February 17 Strengthening the Circle aims to build the capacities of experienced and e
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VOICE Center and Students Against Sexual Assault are bringing "The Vagina Monologues"
It's a topic that's often considered taboo and can make grown women and men uncomfortable. But it can also be funny, insightful, and empowering. And that's precisely why the VOICE Center and Student
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Fourth Annual Gallatin Valley Project Homeless Connect 2012 Jan 28
Dozens of local volunteers are preparing to join the Greater Gallatin Homeless Action Coalition on Saturday, Jan. 28th for the fourth annual Project Homeless Connect 2012 in Bozeman! Project Homeless
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Support Girls for a Change this February at The Leaf & Bean
Girls for a Change, a Thrive signature program, is holding its annual conference at Montana State University on Saturday, February 25th. Dr. Waded Cruzado will deliver the keynote speech for the even
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Successful, Long-term Mentoring Helps the Entire Community
January is National Mentoring Month: Successful, Long-term Mentoring Helps the Entire Community Longstanding studies show long-term, one-to-one, volunteer mentoring works. As we mark National Ment
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High School Creek Restoration Project
We’ve all seen the creek flowing outside the high school, but have we ever thought about the fact that it is an actual creek, which was once home to fish and is a tributary to the East Gallatin? Mande
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Bozeman has a Cell Phone Ban: What’s up with that ?
On November 28th, the Bozeman City Commission decided to ban the use of hand-held electronic devices by drivers of motor vehicles. Mayor Jeff Krauss was the only opposing vote to the measure. The pass
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Local Ski Programs For All Ages and Abilities
No matter where you ski, or your ability, there is a ski program at our local resorts for you. Bohart Moonlight, Big Sky and Bridger all offer programs for any type of skier, competitive and noncompet
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Submit your Own Events on our Website
As well as the mag info, we update local news items of interest to our homepage, and have added a new blog for info about things that have just happened, we also have easy access for you to connect wi
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November 17, 2011 was Ladies Night
November 17, 2011 was Ladies Night Downtown Bozeman. There was something for everyone, no matter what style. Ladies gathered at restaurants, stopped in numerous stores that were open late, a fun,
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Jack T’s Cat Griz Prediction
I have been right and people on my blog are calling me Jackie the Greek. Maybe they are right. I have been right with my Cats pick five weeks in a row. I think the Bobcats will go undefeated in the Bi
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Maya Angelou and Rainbows in the Clouds
Maya Angelou's poetry is inspirational, she is known to deliver a timeless message, most often of hope; her visit to Bozeman's Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on Sept 13th was not at all short on either
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David Arnar Runolfsson: I was born and raised in Iceland, but moved to Bozeman, Montana, three years ago to pursue a degree in Photography at Montana State University. I chose Bozeman for its size, laid back lifestyle, outdoor opportunities and the amazing landscape all around. The photography program here was also just what I wanted, with emphasis on analog photography and historical/alternative photographic processes, in mix with modern digital photography. Being raised in Iceland I have always been surrounded by incredible landscape - mountains, glaciers and the sea. The landscape of Ice
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