From Rebekah Schields
George Eliot wrote “Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them.” The Extreme History Project hopes to remember some of our dearly departed in Bozeman and surrounding region by sharing with you the stories of people buried in our local cemeteries. With this ...
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Now’s the Time to Plant Sweet Peas
By Zelpha Boyd
This one’s for you, Carol! At a recent garden club meeting—the program was wildflowers!—you asked me if I grew Sweet Peas. Well, yes, I do, they’re one of my favorites. And NOW is the time to get them planted!
The Bozeman Public Library is sponsoring a Sweet Pea growing program on ...
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“Wilderness and…” with Roger Jenkins
Beginning in the SW Yukon Territory, the Alsek River runs through the core of one of the largest contiguous blocks of protected wilderness areas in North America, eventually emptying into the Pacific Ocean. It is both a rafter’s dream and a logistics nightmare. Most importantly, it contains some of ...
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Find natural energy with weekly events
9 Energies–collaborating with Breathelight Yoga Studio in the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture–offers free weekly Natural Energy Identification Events to introduce 9 Energies to the Bozeman community. Susan and Martin Fisher, husband and wife, and co-founders of 9 Energies Inc (a 501(c)(3) ...
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Register for radical aging seminar
Adventure in Radical Aging: A Seminar For Women 50+ with Ina Albert has been announced to take place Friday, April 15th and Saturday the 16th at the Bozeman Dharma Center.
Albert, a certified Age-ing to Sage-ing® Seminar Leader with Sage-ing International, Life Transition Coach, and author, invites ...
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Coexistence is possible-Humans, Wild Animals and Nature
Our human relationship with wild animals and wilderness has historically been one of fear and preference for domesticated animals and tamed nature. She believes that to preserve all life forms on this planet, this story has to be rewritten to one of coexistence with each other with mutual respect. ...
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