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USA TODAY
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Idaho State Journal
NBCMontana
MSU football prepares for Northern Colorado
BOZEMAN, Mont. — It may have taken them three overtimes, but the Montana State University football team is 9-1 after getting a 28-26 win in Pocatello on Saturday over Idaho State, and now the Cats turn their attention to Northern Colorado. “We got to continue to do everything we...
Fairfield Sun Times
bozone.com
Fairfield Sun Times
NonStop Local Bozeman
Bozeman man says $10,000 was returned after identity theft scam
BOZEMAN, Mont. — A Bozeman man said he got back the $10,000 he lost from his Wells Fargo checking account after an identity theft scam. Lloyd Waldron contacted NonStop Local at the beginning of September for its Help Me Ben segment after he said the bank told him it could not help him. The station reported Waldron said he worked through the phone system and spoke with the bank in person but still did not get a resolution. NonStop Local shared Waldron’s story in September and included tips on avoiding scams. After that report aired, multiple people contacted the newsroom with similar experiences and said they got their money back. NonStop Local's Michael Teeple returned to Bozeman for the follow-up after reporting the original story in September. He said Waldron spent weeks wondering if the money was gone for good after he said his identity was stolen and the money was wired away. "It was tough, it was very hard, gut-wrenching, just high stress," Waldron said. Waldron later called Teeple with an update. "And so, on a Wednesday, I went back online and looked at my account, and found out the money had been put back into the account," Waldron
explorebigsky.com
Bozeman invites residents to name city snowplows
The city of Bozeman is asking residents to help name its snowplows and graders. Through its new Name the Plow! program, the city will name one snowplow and one grader each year until every piece of the Streets Division’s equipment has a name. Residents can submit names online through Nov. 30, explained a Nov. 9 press release from the City of Bozeman, followed by a public voting period between Dec. 7–28. The first named snowplow and grader will be announced Jan. 5.
NBCMontana
bozemanmagazine.com
KTVH
Lewis and Clark Public Health builds on eight years of suicide prevention work
After eight years of federal funding for suicide prevention efforts across several counties, health officials are now working to sustain the programs, training and partnerships built with that money.