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Carroll Looks Within: Longtime Professor, Administrator Jennifer Glowienka Named Next President

83% Center coverage: 12 sources

Longtime Carroll College professor and administrator Jennifer Glowienka was named the 20th president of Carroll College on Monday and is the first woman to be fully appointed to the position.See the Story

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Montana to compare federal immigration data against voter rolls to root out non-citizens

100% Center coverage: 9 sources

Montana requires U.S. citizenship in order to vote.See the Story

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Fallout From Epstein's Crimes Spans the Globe

74% Center coverage: 8 sources

The fallout from Jeff rey Epstein's transgressions spans oceans and continents, from the vulnerable girls he exploited to the privileged people and institutions that chose to associate with him, cover up his activities — or look away. No one has…See the Story

Montana Jewish Project Sends Education Packages to Classrooms Around the State

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

On Monday night at Temple Emanu-El in Helena, more than a dozen volunteers packed boxes filled with a lesson plan called “Standing Up to Hate,” created by the Montana Jewish Project.Helena · Helena See the Story

Privacy in communications, fraud, DUI: Here are Helena police incidents from Nov. 24

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Helena Police Department responded to a variety of incidents throughout the day. Here's a summary of notable events.Privacy · Helena Read Article

Increased rates and fines possible as Great Falls looks to stabilize ailing parking budget

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Great Falls’ parking fund is expected to exceed a $100,000 budget deficit by January, according to a city official, and has been losing as much as $20,000 each month. While the parking system’s issues have been mounting for years, the Great Falls City Commission may take action soon, which could include raising hourly parking rates, increasing fines and shedding operations that heavily rely on personnel costs. “The parking program as it function…Helena · Helena See the Story

Fix Our Forest Act won't fix anything

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The Fix Our Forests Act has passed out of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, with 18 senators in favor and only five opposed.Helena · Helena Read Article

Everything is not 'fine' — but I’m thankful that Helena is showing up | Erin Farris-Olsen

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At a time when many Montanans are wrestling with rising costs and lowering job prospects, too many of our leaders are out of touch.Helena · Helena Read Article

Hats off to our elections office

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

We can all rest better knowing our votes are in the hands of professional and conscientious protectors of our precious right to vote.Helena · Helena Read Article

Letter to the editor: Lobbying Congress for comprehensive permitting reform

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I have been a physician for 50 years, I am also a wife, mother and grandmother.Helena · Helena See the Story

Montana to compare federal immigration data against voter rolls to root out non-citizens

100% Center coverage: 9 sources

Montana requires U.S. citizenship in order to vote.Helena · Helena See the Story

How did Indigenous tribes work with the Montana Heritage Center museum?

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

After consulting with a team of representatives called the Tribal Stakeholders Group, the Montana Heritage Center has Indigenous influence in both design and content.Helena · Helena See the Story

'Don't give up:' Community reflects on 200 years of Crow-U.S. treaty

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

Two hundred years ago, Apsáalooke leaders met with U.S. Army officers to sign what became known as the “friendship” treaty.Helena · Helena See the Story

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Carroll Looks Within: Longtime Professor, Administrator Jennifer Glowienka Named Next President

Montana to compare federal immigration data against voter rolls to root out non-citizens

Fallout From Epstein's Crimes Spans the Globe

Montana Jewish Project Sends Education Packages to Classrooms Around the State

Privacy in communications, fraud, DUI: Here are Helena police incidents from Nov. 24

Increased rates and fines possible as Great Falls looks to stabilize ailing parking budget

Fix Our Forest Act won't fix anything

Everything is not 'fine' — but I’m thankful that Helena is showing up | Erin Farris-Olsen

Hats off to our elections office

Letter to the editor: Lobbying Congress for comprehensive permitting reform

Montana to compare federal immigration data against voter rolls to root out non-citizens

How did Indigenous tribes work with the Montana Heritage Center museum?

'Don't give up:' Community reflects on 200 years of Crow-U.S. treaty

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Montana Jewish Project Sends Education Packages to Classrooms Around the State

Privacy in communications, fraud, DUI: Here are Helena police incidents from Nov. 24

Increased rates and fines possible as Great Falls looks to stabilize ailing parking budget

Fix Our Forest Act won't fix anything

Everything is not 'fine' — but I’m thankful that Helena is showing up | Erin Farris-Olsen

Hats off to our elections office

Letter to the editor: Lobbying Congress for comprehensive permitting reform

Montana to compare federal immigration data against voter rolls to root out non-citizens

How did Indigenous tribes work with the Montana Heritage Center museum?

'Don't give up:' Community reflects on 200 years of Crow-U.S. treaty

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