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FWP Waterfowl Hunting Regulations Meeting This Thursday
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, will be holding a community meeting on waterfowl hunting regulations & zone management this Thursday night (9/5) at 6. Don't worry about a thing...you won't have to leave the comfort of your own home. The meeting's on Zoom, & the meetings a "key part" of FWP's commitment to ensuring that waterfowl management practices are both effective & reflective of the needs & concerns of our Montana hunters. Unfortunately, the web address for the Zoom meeting is too long (& confusing) for me to type into my Puff Man Blog. I get a headache just looking at it, much less typing it on. The old Puff Man's head is literally spinning! "MY" advice? Simply call Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, & have someone walk you through hooking up with Zoom. I'll stick with blogs...
Montana DOJ, OPI Offer Curriculum to Educate Students About Human Trafficking and Online Exploitation
HELENA – Attorney General Austin Knudsen has announced a human trafficking course developed by the Montana Department of Justice to raise awareness and educate Montana students about human trafficking and online exploitation. In a press release announcing the course, Knudsen said, "Young Montanans need to be aware of the...
USPS Makes Changes That Will Impact Montana
The United States Postal Service has announced changes to optimize and modernize mail delivery in the U.S. With the proposed changes the hope is that the postal service will be able to reduce costs by approximately $3 billion annually. The Postal Service has created an "operational improvement" strategy. The strategy,...
DOC working to move inmates from local jails, but struggles with capacity
(Missoula Current) The Montana Department of Corrections this week said it’s working on plans to move inmates out of county jails to the state prison and is looking for long-term solutions to overcrowding and capacity issues. Missoula County this month launched a dispute with the state agency, saying that...
Reporter’s Notebook: Jon Tester entangled in controversy as he vies to be reelected
Washington Examiner Congressional Reporter Ramsey Touchberry joins Magazine Executive Editor Jim Antle to discuss controversies surrounding Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) and whether they raise concerns about “pay to play,” the state of Montana’s Senate race, and how Tester will hold up in the red state as he vies to be reelected.
Missoula Housing Co-ops Celebrate Anniversary with Documentary
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - This year marks the anniversaries of two Missoula limited equity housing cooperatives, the Wolf Ave. Collective and River Rocks Cooperative, which led to a new documentary about the projects. I spoke with Hannah Kosel, Stewardship Coordinator of the North Missoula Development Corporation about what she...
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