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Hockey in Bozeman has seen better days. Days when piles of fans would make the short trip down Huffine Lane and congregate inside the Bozeman Ice Garden. Days when hockey flowed through the veins of people throughout the community, and a sellout crowd of 3,500 fans routinely cheered on their hometown favorites: the Bozeman Ice [...]
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In September 2011, twin GRAIL satellites launched into space from Cape Canaveral, Florida to begin their journey to the Moon. Before the two spacecraft reached their destination, the GRAIL team had another mission to accomplish: naming the satellites. Originally dubbed GRAIL-A and GRAIL-B, NASA, JPL, and Sally Ride Science called upon U.S. [...]
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Youth Arts in Action, has been fulfilling its mission to inspire educate and sponsor outstanding young artists for over six years. On Saturday January 7th YAA will present its annual benefit event, “Fairy Tea for the Arts…Russia!” at Bozeman’s historic Gallatin Gateway Inn from 1:00 to 3:00 pm. This year’s event celebrates Russian Christmas Day [...]
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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? Mandeville Creek is a spring fed creek that has been renovated to flow around our daily lives. [...]
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During Michael Hickey’s two decades of Bozeman living, he’s experienced a lot of outdoor adventures. Now he is capturing his love of exploration in a series of children’s books.
Hickey’s first effort, titled “Mike on a Bike in a Forest” tells a tale of a young boy as he experiences nature on his first forest [...]
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Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” Just as Mark Twain captured the emotional expression of generosity in his famous words, the Bozeman community has found its own way to express compassion and equality; the Eagle Mount Program. was founded in the eighties in order [...]
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Halloween in Bozeman is awesome. There are so many community events for adults, from the Fear Mine to the Freakers Ball. With your little ghost and goblins though, I thought I’d share some tips and ideas to help you weather Halloween without ending up with teeny-tiny candy-crazed zombies.
In the beginning of [...]
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October is an exciting sports month for the Hawks. There are tons of football and volleyball games at home and even a cross country meet.
“There’s always room for improvement,” said the football coach Troy Prucell. When asked what the goals were for this season.
Bozeman High’s teams are ready for [...]
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