Spiritualism and Madams in 19th Century Bozeman highlight special Extreme History PechaKucha Night at the Ellen
Spiritualism, or talking with the dead, enjoyed incredible popularity in the 19th century. Marsha Fulton will describe the rise of spiritualism and its unique twist in Bozeman. Dia Johnson ...
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Yellowstone opens 2017 lottery for Non-Guided Snowmobile Program
MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, WY – Beginning Friday, September 1, Yellowstone will accept applications to the 2017-2018 winter season lottery for permits to snowmobile in the park without the presence of a commercial guide. The park requires all non-commercially guided snowmobile groups that enter the park ...
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Lone Peak Expedition: taking in the view from the top of Montana 2017
Having been raised in Southwest Montana, I’ve been exposed to plenty of views. My house is surrounded by mountains in every direction, I can be riverside in a half hour tops, and the best summers in the country are free for the taking. Too many perks and not nearly enough ink. As my Gallatin Valley ...
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Forest Health – Science or Slogan? on Sept. 12th at the Emerson at 6 pm
Guest Commentary by Clint Nagel
The lexicon in today’s conversation about public lands includes words like “forest health” and “forest resilience.” This seems to be especially true by certain politicians today who, like in the past, are trying to devise attractive phraseology to sell a certain ...
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First Friday Art show with Live music -Stilgone at Spark 1 on September 1, 2017
Bozeman photographer & illustrator Madison Perrins
Live music Stilgone
free beer for ages 21+ until the keg runs out.
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The Noble Sunflower By Zelpha A. Boyd
My sunflowers are bending low these days, what with their heavy heads and the recent rain. The birds, particularly the chickadees, have begun their fall harvest—the best reason to grow sunflowers. Most of these have been seeded by the birds from the bird feeder.
The versatile Sunflower ...
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