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BILLINGS NEWS

Woman who took up cause of Kapsa pets is honored

Scholarship fund honors accident victim

For love of limericks

Woman who took up cause of Kapsa pets is honored

Homes for obstinate osprey

Caledonian Pipes and Drums has annual ritual in the bag

BOZEMAN NEWS

Bozeman opts for temporary zoning for medical marijuana businesses

City opts for temporary zoning for medical marijuana businesses

Playhouses on parade for charity

Changes made to Bridger lift plan

Gallatin College idea still under study

BUTTE NEWS

All mtstandard.com RSS feeds have changed!

Mortuary moving to Flat

Wolf count grows

Happy surfin': Standard launches improved Web site

Trust's proposed land donation questioned

Vets' home site selection committee visits Anaconda

Butte man sentenced for robbing casino

GREAT FALLS NEWS

Choteau's best season ever ends with consolation loss

Engineers, Huskies advance to State C 3rd-place game

Columbus girls stay in hunt for third place at Class B

State hoops brackets for girls' A, B and C and girls' and boys' AA

ACROSS the BIG SKY

Marijuana store's permit denial upheld

Man claims wrongful termination for using medical marijuana

HELENA NEWS

Capital boys advance, girls done

Feature Photo: Einstein Day

Not safe at home

Marvin could be your mid-size family dog

At the Water's Edge

Smoke from roaster clears out eatery

Man gets 10 years on meth charges

POLSON NEWS

Please excuse our mess: New Web site coming

EXTENDED Community notes

Thousands donated for Rev. Payne

Home of: Ann Zabel

Math coaching coming to Charlo

News Briefs

Work continues on Ronan lift station

HAVRE NEWS

Obama urges nervous Dems to fight for his agenda

MSU-N automotive facility among cuts made by governor

Fair to offer tips, screenings

Vermont assumes a heavy burden in Iraq war

Otjen challenges Rehberg in primary

MAT to present ‘Cupid and Psyche’ this weekend

Haiti’s homeless plead for tents

AG NEWS

WYO Quarter Horse ranch getting lots of Web, Facebook views

Fowler records exact time of birth as part of calving records

Calves are filling the barns and corrals at Hill Ranch near Stanford, Mont.

State Grain Lab inspectors gain ability to serve farmers better

Manure spreading business sees composting demand increase

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MISSOULA NEWS

Cell tower rejected at Trixi’s Antler Saloon; no service for Ovando

Montana contractors: Freeze on stimulus spending hurts industry

Missoula health officers sound alarm on colon cancer to improve screenings

Cell tower at Trixie’s rejected

Contractors: Freeze on stimulus spending hurts industry

Choosing action: Cancer meets its match in determined Montanans who run, walk, bike – fight

BITTERROOT VALLEY

County steps in to save anti-drug grant program

Hamilton woman writes about Guantanamo Bay

Stevensville looks at zoning medical marijuana shops

School board election filing slow

Burglars hit three Bitterroot Valley casinos

Spelling champion

Last garden club paper drive coming March 26

SPORTS/OUTDOORS

Proposal To Remove Harvest Limits For Wildcat Lake

Montana’s Smallest Canid

Montana State Parks Poster Contest Announced

Hunter Education Offered Online For Adults

2010 Black Bear Hunting Regulation Changes On Line

Deadline Set For Snowmobile Program Grants

Training For Grant Applicants To Begin Soon

KALISPELL NEWS

Led by High Schoolers, a Village is Built

LETTER: 550 Jobs Do Matter

Group Calls for Entire Fair Board to Resign

On Tap: Whitefish Winter Classic, Flathead Fitness Party and KM Concert

Wolfpack, Braves Lose Out of State Tournament

SIDNEY NEWS

Key Club students enjoy success at annual state-wide convention

Bulletin Board

Deadline is Monday for county elections

Youthful candidate

Sidney girl to compete for Miss Montana

NEWWEST.NET

Idaho Steelheading Adventures, Part II: Fishing Etiquette

Idaho Steelhead Adventures, Part II: Fishing Etiquette

Private Concessionaire: We Aren't Trying to Take Your Land

Labrador Becomes First Latino to Preside Over Idaho House

Growth of Montana's Wolf Population Slows in 2009

CLARK FORK CHRONICLE

Bitter Root RC&D sweeps awards competition

Report: Wolf hunt slowed, but did not stop, population growth

Frenchtown sophomore Morissa Trunzo is Broadway-bound

Montana soldier killed in Afghanistan

Montana unemployment up slightly in January

MT.GOV NEWS

Plum Creek Seeks Amendment to Rock Quarry Permit

Mini-Grants Available for Global Youth Service Day Community Projects in Montana

Montana Lottery Commission Meeting

COMMERCE MEDIA RELEASE: Montanans Encouraged to Participate in On-Line Speed Test

Bullock: "When Rural America Is Not Healthy, Nation's Economy Suffers"

MSU NEWS

Montana Noxious Weed List is Restructured

Native American men's health summit set April 1 at MSU

David Orr to give keynote lecture April 22

2nd annual Run for the Earth set for April 18

Citywide clean up set for April 24