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Meeting scheduled in Livingston to discuss removal of illegally introduced bass in Sacajawea Lagoon
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks plans to remove illegally introduced bass from Sacajawea Lagoon in Livingston and will hold a public meeting on October 1 at 5 p.m. to discuss the project. The meeting aims to inform the public about the initiative and long-term management plans for the fishery. Public comments are welcome until October 2.
Fairfield Sun Times
'Pocket park' could come to Broadway, Madison, Colorado streets
The intersection known as "Malfunction Junction" that the city wants to improve could include a small park in the future. The intersection is at Broadway, Madison, and Colorado streets, where the city is in the process of buying property to improve traffic control. The home, which was built in about 1910, is at 314 S. Broadway and probably will be demolished. After an environmental analysis to determine whether hazardous materials need to be cleaned up, a roundabout or other type of intersection will be built, city officials have said.
KULR8
High hopes for Belgrade's Big Red: Armed with EPA grant, city looks to enliven iconic grain elevator
Belgrade's historic grain elevator known as Big Red looms as a lifeless relic of the region's agricultural past. But in the not-so-distant future, a new chapter in the building's long history may be written, as Belgrade city officials are examining the extent to which the structure can be feasibly used — or at least beautified on the outside.
explorebigsky.com
Sessions seek input on future of library services in Bozeman
October meetings aim to learn ‘what will get people excited about a future branch’. On Oct. 3 and 4, the Bozeman Public Library and Bozeman Library Friends and Foundation will host community conversations about the future of library services in Bozeman. Library Director Susan Gregory noted in a Sept. 23 release from the City of Bozeman that sessions are aimed at collecting community input.
KULR8
Bozeman adopts west-side trail plan linking parks and open space
BOZEMAN, Montana — The Bozeman City Commission adopted the Cattail Creek Corridor and Anchor Route Master Plan, setting a path to connect parks, trails and natural areas in west Bozeman. The plan lays out a trail route from East Valley Center Road to the Gallatin Crossing mall and focuses...
theanalyst.com
SDSU, Illinois State Take No. 1 Votes Away From Montana State in FCS Top 25 Poll
Each week, throughout the college football season, fans, alumni, media and the teams themselves look to the Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Poll to see who is rising and moving within the national rankings. The new poll follows Week 3 games. For the first time this season, defending national champion...
KULR8
'Pocket park' could come to Broadway, Madison, Colorado streets
The intersection known as "Malfunction Junction" that the city wants to improve could include a small park in the future. The intersection is at Broadway, Madison, and Colorado streets, where the city is in the process of buying property to improve traffic control. The home, which was built in about 1910, is at 314 S. Broadway and probably will be demolished. After an environmental analysis to determine whether hazardous materials need to be cleaned up, a roundabout or other type of intersection will be built, city officials have said.
philomathnews.com
Philomath councilor’s 760-mile health equity walk to end in Seattle
A month after setting out from Bozeman, Montana, Philomath City Councilor Rich Saalsaa is scheduled to take the final steps of his 760-mile trek on Thursday afternoon in Seattle. Saalsaa, 68, and naturopathic doctor Dennis Godby, 70, are wrapping up the final leg of Godby’s five-year, 3,450-mile Walk USA for...