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Bozeman’s Gotta Dance

As Bozemanites, we pride ourselves on combining our outdoor playground with a thriving urban culture. Think art, music, theatre. Take a closer look and you’ll also find a vibrant social dance scene. read more

Students Win Over NASA

In September 2011, twin GRAIL satellites launched into space from Cape Canaveral, Florida to begin their journey to the Moon. read more

A Beer Tour of Fun: Old Chicago

This month’s beer article is about a place right here within the city limits of Bozeman that you’ve probably been to, but not have realized how beer friendly the place is. read more

Dining: Kountry Korner Cafe

There is contentment in community. Belonging to a group, joining a club, wearing the same colors on game day, waving the same flag: read more

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Sweet Pea Festival 2012 Poster and T-shirt contests
Sweet Pea Festival 2012 announces its annual poster and T-shirts contests. Details of guidelines and application process can be found online at www.sweetpeafestival.org. The poster contest will aw
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SPRING BREAK ARTCAMP @ the Emerson
The Emerson invites children grades 2-6 to participate in our Multicultural ArtCamps with artist-educators Maggie Carlson and Allison McGree. The affordable camp runs from Monday-Friday, March 12-16 f
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Seniors should apply for Montana Homeowner/renter tax credit
Montana's elderly may be eligible for a 2011 homeowner/renter tax credit for a portion of their property taxes or rent paid, based on their income. 1/27/12 Contact: Marsha Goetting, Extension Fam
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MSU College of Business offering free tax help for MSU students and individuals who made less than $58,000
Senior and graduate accounting students from Montana State University's College of Business are offering free help preparing tax returns for MSU students and individuals who made less than $58,000 las
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Mountains of Courage: Dialogues with the Living about Death and Dying
Feb 12 DEADLINE Saturday February 25th 7:30 am Check-in 8:15-4:30 Conference Gallatin Gateway Inn Gallatin Gateway, Montana 7 Miles South of Four Corners on Hwy 191 406.763.4672 For additiona
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Rail Jam Big Sky March 2 and 3
Big Sky Resort presents the 2012 Chamberlin Rail Jam for the Montana South West. The weekend of March 2 and 3 the Streets will rumble, windows will shatter and the firmament rises. Cold steel and reba
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Black Box Theatre Presents The Understudy
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes of a Broadway play? Enjoy a peek backstage in Theresa Rebeck’s fast paced comedy, The Understudy, presented by Montana State University’s School of Film and
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The all New Unchanged Crystal Bar
This new years eve I found myself wandering downtown looking for the best place to celebrate. Live music and a familiar atmosphere were a crucial part of a good night. The Crystal Bar has always been
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A Beer Tour of Fun: Old Chicago
This month’s beer article is about a place right here within the city limits of Bozeman that you’ve probably been to, but not have realized how beer friendly the place is. This month I went to Old Chi
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The Alternative Wellness Epicurean: Eating Well and Being Well at Juice Republic and Montana Harvest
YUM. That’s all I need to say about the fabulous new wrap and juice/smoothie bar called Juice Republic, located inside the newly renovated Montana Harvest on Willson just off Babcock. If you haven’t y
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Made in MT: Mountain Arts Pottery
When he began, Dave Lockie needed a pug mill but he couldn’t afford the price tag, so he build one himself, using photos as a guide. Thirty years later, it’s still going strong, processing clay for th
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Bozeman Students Submit Winning Names For NASA Lunar Spacecraft
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 an
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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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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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Vernon Hall has had no formal art training and didn’t begin to paint seriously until just before his 1990 retirement. He was raised in Wellely, Mass. and entered the University of New Hampshire in 1942. In early 1943 he was called into active service in World War II and spent the next 3 years in the Corps of Engineers, the last 2 years in the China-Burma-India Theater of Operations, laying out airfields - from large B-29 fields near Calcutta to small jungle airstrips for the evacuation of British wounded from the jungles of central Burma. For the 40 odd years after
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