Helena, MT News

• Helena, MT News
• Ragtime July 12-21, 2012
• The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, Jr June 8-10
• 2012 – 2013 Season
• Ragtime Cast
• Scholarships and awards announced
• Open Source Printmaking Workshop with Kristin Martincic
• Holter Museum Art Auction
• JERRY RANKIN: SOUNDINGS
• YOUTH ELECTRUM!!!
• BARBARA WEISSBERGER: MEAT HORIZON
• Rehearsal Schedule for Flat Stanley
• 25th Anniversary Reunion
• Online Volunteer Sign-up!
• Cast List for The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley Junior
• Need based scholarships for Summer Theatre School and Mini-camps
• Callback list for The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, Jr
• 21st Annual Kidworks! Festival of the Arts!
• Summer = For Everyone!
• Introduction to Legomation/Legomation I with Sondra Hines
• Legomation 2.0 with Sondra Hines
• Dragons and Other Mythological Creatures with Tim Speyer and Sondra Hines
• Shutterbug: Photography and the Great Outdoors with Kurt Keller
• Summer in a Suitcase: Africa and Central America with Hannah Gilbert
• Digital Photography: Altered Realities with Kurt Keller
• Science and Art Collide with ExWorks and The Holter!
• Supersonic Superheroes
• Drawing Technique with Phoebe Toland
• Artist’s Studio with Phoebe Toland
• WINGS OF MAN: THE ART OF THE HORSE
• BEV BECK GLUECKERT: NEW WORKS ON PAPER
• Eats, Shoots and Runs: A Photographic Essay on China/ JEFF VAN TINE
• Cast List for Titanic
• Callbacks for Titanic!
• Auditions for our summer season
• Auditions For Pages Of My Diary
• CHINESE TEA TASTING with Richard Notkin
• ART OF THE ASIAN STEPPES
• Artist Slide Talk: Wanxin Zhang
• Auditions For Titanic
• The Big Summer Playbill
• Valerie Hellermann: Invite Your Demons to Tea
• Feb Fest - Artwear Fashion Show
• Grand Reopening Reception
• Celebrating Chinese New Year: The Year of the Dragon
• Winter/Spring 2012 Adult Classes & Workshops
• Winter/Spring 2012 Use-Eums
• Guide to Student Ability Levels for Winter-Spring 2012 Adult Classes
• Lightroom for Photographers with Kurt Keller
• Abstract Painting: Several Approaches with Phoebe Toland
• Oil Painting with Liz Wilson
• Ukrainian Eggs: Pysanky with Jo Lee Hawkins
• Collagraph–The Textured Print with Bev Beck Glueckert
• The Horse in Art Family Day
• The Year of the Dragon Family Day
• Almost Maine Audition
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Montana
• Festival Of Trees 2011
• ANCIENT BRONZES OF THE ASIAN GRASSLANDS from the Arthur M. Sackler Foundation
• WANXIN ZHANG: A TEN YEAR SURVEY
• JOHN BUCK & DEBORAH BUTTERFIELD: HORSE AND RIDER
• A Catered Affair
• Cast List for Knights of the Rad Table
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Montana MT
• BOOK READING AND RECEPTION
• Find Montana Corn Mazes - Get lost in a Montana haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• October 2011 Newsletter
• Cast List for Peter Pan
• October Opening Receptions
• Callback list for Peter Pan
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Montana MT
• September 2011 Press
• 2012 Art Auction
• Anything Goes Rehearsal Schedule
• Thanksgiving Weekend Family Workshop
• Fall 2011 Use-Eums
• Fall 2011 Adult Studio Classes & Workshops
• Introduction to Calligraphy
• Continuing Calligraphy
• School’s Out Friday Movie Screening
• 9/11 Remembrance and Patriot Day Ceremony
• Narratives of the Land: Railroad & Highway Series
• Family Day: Everything Railroad!
• DAVID SWANSON: SWEAT & STEEL
• Fall 2011 Adult Classes and Workshops
• Back to School for Helena - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Auditions for Anything Goes
• Fuddy Meers Cast List
• Recent Tragic Events
• Kris Snider: Make Believe
• Auditions for Fuddy Meers & Recent Tragic Events
• BRAY 60TH CELEBRATION: “BIG CLAY”
• BRAY COLLABORATION: THEN AND NOW
• Rosalie Wynkoop and Josh DeWeese: Shared Passion, Distinctive Styles
• Scholarship Winners!
• 18th Annual Holter Art Auction
• May/June Newsletter
• Exhibitions Opening Reception
• Mulan Jr. Cast List
• April’s 3rd Thursday
• Donna Loos Opening Reception & Music by the Fox Family
• Summer 2011 Workshops for Kids & Youth
• Summer in a Suitcase: Europe and Central Asia with Kate VanGenderen
• Fiber Arts: Spin, Knit and Weave with Tulasi Zimmer
• Paint Like Picasso with Deb Parsons Menke
• Supersonic Superheroes with Sondra Hines
• Screen-printing and Design with Marco Rosichelli
• The Artist’s Summer Studio with Carol Montgomery
• Creativity Camp 2 | Shutterbug: Photography and the Great Outdoors with Kurt Keller and Cody Davis
• You and the Zoo with Kathy Merrick
• Lego-mation with Sondra Hines & Kris Fedro
• Untitled
• Recently Added!
• All Shook Up Cast List
• Mulan Jr. Auditions
• Mulan Jr.
• Into The Woods
• All Shook Up
• Stephanie Frostad: Zoology
• Upcoming Events for Kids & Families
• Carroll men knocked out by Rogers State
• March 18, 2011 - Alumni News
• Hosts help Carroll men feel at home
• Saints march on: Carroll wins NAIA opener
• Carroll men open NAIA hoops tourney today
• Carroll College football signs four recruits
• Carroll College golf signs two from Anaconda
• NAIA championship bracket: Carroll opens with Union, TN
• March’s 3rd Thursday: BEING GREEN = EASY
• CBS College Sports Network to Televise NAIA Finals
• Carroll College men earn bid to NAIA finals
• Men fall in Frontier Conference final
• Veltri named Frontier coach of the year
• Carroll men aim for first league crown since ’06
• Carroll women fall short in conference final
• Carroll’s Green, Meyer earn all-Frontier nod
• Green drives Carroll to shot at Frontier crown
• Children of Eden Cast List
• Carroll men top Westminster 68-62
• Men top Westminster, advance to league final
• Women top Westminster, advance to Frontier final
• Colors Magazine submissions due March 16
• Colors Magazine submissions due March 16
• Important Summer and Fall 2011 Academic Information
• Important Summer and Fall 2011 Academic Information
• Diouf leads Carroll men past Montana Tech
• Carroll's Nelson fastest to 200 wins
• Freshman spark Carroll women past Rocky Mountain
• Women's basketball team facing Rocky road tonight
• Big second half lifts Tech over CC
• Western topples fatigued Saints women
• Carroll men win regular season title
• February 25, 2011 - Alumni News
• Take home the Art you Love!
• Tim Holmes: Language of the Heart
• Cold shooting plagues Carroll women in loss
• CC men shoot out Lights
• Strong perimeter shooting propels Carroll men to win
• Green lifts Carroll women over UGF
• Meyer looks to cap career on high note
• February 18, 2011 - Alumni News
• Tester announces expansion of Billings VA Clinic
• Parsley named 2011 Outstanding Alcohol and Other Drug Professional of the Year
• Tester named Chairman of powerful Banking subcommittee
• Baucus, Tester announce additional lease retirements near North Fork of Flathead River
• NRA endorses Tester’s bill aimed at allowing antique gun re-importation, sales
• Tester calls on Labor Dept. to include Montana in rural veterans job training effort
• Facebook, Google, Microsoft to participate in Tester’s Missoula jobs workshop
• Carroll's Parker named to national committee
• Senate approves Tester’s measure to criminalize misuse of airport body scans
• Carroll women knock off No. 8 Westminster
• Tester: President’s budget ‘raises questions’ about priorities
• Tester bill restores fairness to survivor benefits for families of fallen troops
• February 11, 2011 - Alumni News
• Carroll women fall by 25 on road at LCSC
• Tester’s address to Montana State Legislature
• First-place Saints edge Lewis-Clark State in OT
• Tester’s gun bill wins bipartisan support in Senate
• Tester calls on Obama Administration to reject ‘emergency’ gun regulations
• Tester rails against ‘off-track’ budget proposal
• Tester proposes saving millions by posting, not printing, legislation
• Microsoft executive to keynote Tester jobs workshop
• Tester introduces bill to end unemployment insurance for millionaires
• Tester pushes Senate to criminalize misuse of airport body scans
• Carroll Men Surge past Rocky Mountain on Road
• February 4, 2011 - Alumni News
• Bartlett soaking up all-star game experience
• Laurel student nominated by Tester accepted to Naval Academy
• February/March newsletter
• Baucus, Tester applaud passage of bill to cut small business paperwork burden
• Baucus, Tester push for Wyoming’s help returning wolves to state management
• Bartlett, Wagner to play in all-star games
• NEW! – The Held Family Community Hallway
• Carroll women's soccer team adds pair
• Upcoming Lectures
• Tester to Bachmann: Proposed veterans’ cuts a ‘giant step in the wrong direction’
• Baucus, Tester fight for permanent protection of the North Fork and tourism jobs
• Tester: If Taco Bell needs more beef, Montana has the best
• Dalton, Cutler spark men in win over Montana Tech
• Balanced scoring lifts women over Montana Tech
• JEAN ALBUS: RAPTURE ON THE PLAINS
• DAVID SWANSON: SWEAT & STEEL
• ANDY CLINE: CRUISE CONTROL
• BRAY COLLABORATION: THEN AND NOW
• BRAY 60TH CELEBRATION: “BIG CLAY”
• PERMANENT COLLECTION: BRAY 60TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION (PETER MELOY PLATES)
• JOSEPHINE HALE: PIONEER MONTANA ARTIST
• 18TH ANNUAL HOLTER ART AUCTION
• DONNA LOOS: SILHOUETTE SERIES
• YOUTH ELECTRUM
• January 28, 2011 - Alumni News
• Walter P Moore and Associates win Outstanding Project Award in the Excellence in Structural Engineering NCSEA 13th Annual Awards Program
• Van Dyke's late 3 rescues Carroll women in OT win
• Bulldog marksman shoots down Saints in Frontier Conference battle
• Capital golfer Roberts commits to Carroll
• Senegalese swagger
• Tester statement Rat Creek timber sale decision
• Tester: Secret hold ban ‘cleans the gunk out of the gears’
• Baucus, Tester reintroduce "Freedom Fuels" bill to boost Montana jobs
• Tester introduces legislation to bolster transparency in Senate campaigns
• SAINTS NOTEBOOK: Carroll track off and running
• Tester pushes Interior Department to allow Montana wolf hunt
• Tester introduces bill to end automatic pay raises for members of Congress
• Bozeman student nominated by Tester accepted to West Point
• 2011 Summer Season Auditions
• Tester response to State of the Union Address
• Baucus, Tester introduce bill to cut small business paperwork burden
• Baucus, Tester: Hi-tech equipment will connect rural Montana schools
• Tester takes gavel as leader of Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus
• Men's team bounces back with win over Great Falls
• Women get strong play from bench in win over Great Falls
• Garland tabbed NAIA national player of week
• Saints sign Summit High School spiker
• Saints fall to Northern
• UPDATE: Tester surveys American mission in Afghanistan
• January 20. 2011 - Alumni News
• UPDATE: Tester pushes Middle Eastern leaders on cooperation in fight against terrorism
• Holes Cast List
• Children Of Eden Auditions
• UPDATE: In Iraq, Tester meets with Montanans
• Tester visiting Iraq and Afghanistan to meet with Montana troops and military leaders
• Tester to host next small business jobs workshop in Missoula
• Parsons wins the Review of Politics Award for best paper in political theory
• Community leaders speak on social justice at MLK celebration
• Carroll College's Moot Court Team
• More honors for Carroll football stars
• Men's basketball team ranked 16th in NAIA
• Sally Adelus, President and CEO of Hospice of the Valley, San Jose CA named to the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization Board of Directors
• Carroll men stand tall in crucial Frontier win vs LCSC
• Saints shoot down Griffins in Frontier showdown
• January 14, 2011 - Alumni News
• Claire O’Connell
• Van Diest Wins AFCA Coach of Year Award
• Van Diest Wins AFCA Coach of Year Award
• Nationally-ranked women can seize control of Frontier race
• Men's basketball faces crucial Frontier tests this week
• Saints Basketball adds pair of guards for 2011
• CATHRYN MALLORY: ADORNED CONSTRAINT
• FRANCES SENSKA & JESSIE WILBER: IMPRESSIONS OF AFRICA
• LOIS CONNER/GEOFFREY JAMES/LEE FRIEDLANDER: THE WIDE OPEN
• STEPHANIE FROSTAD: WAY WILL OPEN
• Rehberg Earns Gavel as New Chairman of House Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies
• Rehberg Announces Military Academy Nominees
• Rehberg, House Republicans Approve 5% Cut to Own Budgets – Saving Taxpayers $35 Million A Year
• Montana 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Winter-Spring Docent Training
• Last Chance!
• Upcoming Exhibitions
• Ages 13-15
• Hearts for Heroes
• Winter-Spring Classes 2011
• Cultural Crossroads 2008-2010
• Carole Kim
• Marie Watt
• Burcu Kinay & Murat Cabuk
• ArtSmarts Wanted!
• AN INTRODUCTION TO CALLIGRAPHY with DEB PARSONS MENKE
• LIFE DRAWING with LISA DOSSON
• OPPOSITES ATTRACT–IMPROVE YOUR HANDWRITING with Deb PARSONS MENKE
• WATERCOLOR with JIM HOWARD
• THE PHOTOGRAPHIC EYE: CAPTURE TO PRINT with KURT KELLER
• SEWING CIRCLE: QUILTS OF VALOR
• BOOK ARTS: COPTIC BINDING with MARION LAVERY
• PRINTMAKING with CAROL MONTGOMERY
• A HOUSE IS A HOME with STEPHANIE FROSTAD
• Baucus, Tester: New START strengthens America’s security without undermining our nuclear strategy
• Baucus, Tester fight to protect southeastern Montana from Powder River expansion
• Tester statement on House’s passage of bipartisan Food Safety Bill
• Bipartisan Tester bill expands housing opportunities for Montanans with disabilities
• Tester keeps home heating assistance from ‘slipping through the cracks’
• Next 3rd Thursday – February 17, 2011
• Tester statement on confirmation of Darrell Bell as next U.S. Marshal
• Rehberg Tele-Town Hall on Wilderness Legislation Reveals More of the Same: Public Opposition
• Rehberg Praises Implementation of Amtrak Policy to Allow Gun Transportation
• Tester introduces bill criminalizing misuse of airport body-scans
• Response to Rehberg conference call
• Holes Audition
• Rehberg Calls Emergency Tele-Town Hall Meeting to Discuss Senator Tester's New Wilderness Bill
• Tester statement on vote to extend tax cuts for all Montanans
• Tester: Nation needs bipartisan effort to cut spending and debt, reform tax code
• Rehberg Statement on Montana Wilderness Bill Being Included in $1.1 Trillion Omnibus
• Statement from Tester spokesman on Forest Jobs and Recreation Act
• Rehberg Expresses Opposition to Current Obama Tax Bill
• Rehberg Praises President Signing Palladium Coin Bill Into Law
• Tester calls on House to pass measure strengthening 21st Century GI Bill
• Rehberg Statement on Federal Court Ruling the Individual Health Care Mandate is Unconstitutional
• Report requested by Tester details northern border security strengths, weaknesses
• Tester pushes BPA to sign long-term power contract with Columbia Falls Aluminum Co.
• Tester asks Rehberg to join him in posting online all earmarks requested and secured
• Tester: New Shiloh Road means more jobs, more business for Billings
• Tester statement on Debt Commission report
• Senate overwhelmingly passes Food Safety Bill with Tester’s amendment
• Tester statement on the passing of John Lee Delano
• December’s 3rd Thursday “Glitz & Groove!”
• Baucus, Tester cosponsor plan to boost job opportunities at Stillwater Mining Company
• Tester statement on Boeing acquisition of Helena’s Summit Aeronautics
• Senate passes historic Cobell settlement, Crow water compact
• Tester’s amendment for family-scale producers now part of Food Safety Bill
• Festival Of Trees 2010
• Tester pushes amendment to protect family-scale producers as Senate debates food safety
• Tester grills top Wall Street bankers with ‘nightmare’ foreclosure stories from Montanans
• Trailer Park Cast List
• Report confirms Tester’s concerns about relocating ag disease research lab
• Rehberg Veterans Day Statement
• Tester statement on the future of the Secure Rural Schools Act
• Senators announce funding for new Missoula buses
• Tester response to Fighting Saints victory
• Tester statement on groundbreaking of MATL line
• $3 million approved for Montana health, education projects
• Google to attend Tester’s upcoming Treasure State Export Seminar
• Forest Service halts plans to change road rules
• Tester: ‘What happened to these Montanans will never happen again’
• Tester helps secure high-profile exhibit for Laurel Aviation and Technology Week
• Tester’s bill for rural veterans passes key hurdle
• Tester: Veterans’ Day a time to show respect, appreciation
• Montana Delegation meets with Top Pentagon Official on ICBMs
• Tester introduces bill to protect Montana’s water, fishing heritage
• Tester statement on Supreme Court-nomination of Elena Kagan
• Tester statement on the nomination of Gen. Eric Shinseki
• Senate panel advances funding for Butte defense projects
• Rehberg Delivers on Palladium Coin Idea to Help Stillwater Mine Weather Government Bungling
• Baucus, Tester announce $27.6 million for Glacier’s Going-to-the-Sun Road
• Tester thanks Montanans who urged him to cosponsor ALS legislation
• Tester statement on Finance Committee passage of health care reform plan
• Baucus, Tester statements on Trooper David A. Graham
• Tester statement on banning Senate's secret 'holds'
• Tester demands more accountability from nation’s top law enforcers
• Tester asks Montanans for feedback on Port of Whitetail
• Baucus, Tester announce new funding for Montana’s security needs
• Tester calls for more research, technology to put brakes on global warming
• Tester grills bailout chief about GM supporting foreign jobs over American jobs
• Tester keeps SEC Chairman in hot seat
• Tester: Decision to keep all nuclear missiles 'right call'
• Senators announce nearly $300,000 for Missoula County
• Senate panel advances language seeking permanent North Fork protection
• Tester statement on downtown Miles City fire
• Baucus, Tester deliver real results for Big Sky Country
• Tester: Fighting to secure our northern border
• Senators announce $900,000 self-help housing grant
• Tester’s new bill levels playing field for Montana small businesses
• Tester hails decision to strip exit pay from Fannie/Freddie CEOs
• Committee clears funding for Shelby Intermodal Hub
• Senate approves bill to bring more than $77 million to Montana
• Tester praises passage of Energy Bill
• $77 million for Montana clears another hurdle
• Tester fulfills promise by launching ethics audit
• Tester proposes changes to Forest Jobs and Recreation Act
• Tester statement on Bob Rowe's appointment to head Northwestern Energy
• Tester: Streamline process to help small video crews access public lands
• Senators: Jobs Bill already pumping millions into Montana housing
• War jeopardizes Montana’s first responders and firefighters, Tester warns
• Tester slams G.M. for pulling Stillwater Mine contract
• Senators to hold town hall meeting on BC mine proposals
• Tester to host second workshop for Montana contractors, businesses
• Tester bill boosts transparency in Senate campaigns
• Tester’s Small Business Opportunity Workshop to be broadcast live online
• Tester: Carl Venne was a ‘visionary, leader and respected statesman’
• Tester promises action after hosting Montana Tribal College Summit
• Senate panel approves $1 million to fight brucellosis
• Baucus, Tester announce military academy nominations
• Tester launches official Facebook page
• Tester pushes bill to compensate Montana ranchers
• Tester statement on Rocky Boy’s flooding
• Tester: We need more jobs, not more bailouts
• Tester: Do you know a Montana Purple Heart recipient?
• Senators announce funding for new Billings buses, airport upgrades
• Akaka, Obama, Tester seek information on apparent failure to investigate rape allegations against Halliburton/KBR employees in Iraq
• Tester says biggest issue for Montanans is jobs
• Guest column from Senator Tester: Energy Independence this Independence Day
• Tester quizzes Forest Service Chief on curbing wildfire
• Baucus, Tester announce U.S. Senate Youth Program participants
• Tester seeks answers from Army about problems at Arlington National Cemetery
• Tester fills leadership positions in Billings, Great Falls and Kalispell
• Tester statement on credit card reform bill becoming law
• Tester statement on Republican filibuster of Farm Bill
• Tester gets commitment to shorten tribal recognition timeline
• Tester: ‘Let America salute Joe Papez’
• Tester statement honoring Glacier National Park's 100th anniversary
• Tester statement on the passing of Rep. George Groesbeck
• Senate advances funding to boost drug fighting efforts
• Rehberg Wolf Impact Hearing Panelists Announced
• Baucus, Tester announce more air service in Helena
• Tester response to House CHIP vote
• Tester hires Conrad farmer as agriculture liaison
• Senators announce $59,000 in scholarships for SKC students
• McCain, Tester team up to secure gun rights in nation’s capital
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $1.5 million for Montana State
• Senators seek continued wolf management in Montana, tri-state talks
• Baucus, Tester announce $60 million for northern Montana water projects
• Tester warns of global warming consequences
• Baucus, Tester applaud VA response to GI bill payment delays
• Baucus, Tester: Montana must be priority in Delta-NWA merger
• Tester’s ‘Wolf Kill Bill’ now investing in Montana
• Senators announce more than $2 million for Montana veterans
• Senate advances funding to boost health care in rural communities
• Senators: Make Ag Disaster Assistance a priority
• Tester statement on the death of Spc. Donald Young
• Baucus, Tester announce $63,000 for Montana fire departments
• Baucus, Tester, Rehberg back Glacier commemorative coin bill
• Tester salutes World War II veterans at national memorial
• Baucus, Tester announce more than $1.5 million to boost law enforcement efforts across Montana
• Senate panel advances funding for stronger public safety in Dawson County
• Tester statement on U.S. House’s failure to pass Public Lands Bill
• Tester statement on the passing of Nancy K. Peterson
• Tester announces new State Veterans’ Liaison
• Senators announce nearly $2.5 million to help cover cost of Derby Fire
• Senators praise Canada’s commitment to protect flathead valley
• Baucus, Tester: Air Force Secretary to visit Montana next week
• Montana Senators push Administration to renew county payments
• At Tester’s invitation, Montana veteran testifies on Capitol Hill
• Baucus, Tester oppose amnesty
• Baucus, Tester insist on meeting with GM top dog over Stillwater mine
• Senators: Military personnel, vets to receive 2nd mental health screening
• Tester invites Rehberg to ‘compare notes’ on Forest Jobs and Recreation Act
• Senators call on Air Force to reject proposal to expand air space into Southeastern Montana
• Tester: Disaster Declaration for Rocky Boy’s Reservation an ‘important step’
• Senators: Montana slated to receive more than $77 mil.
• Tester statement on the death of Army Pvt. 1st Class Kyle Bohrnsen
• Tester to White House: Rural America needs jobs
• Baucus, Tester announce multi-million dollar Army contract for Great Falls area
• Baucus, Tester announce aid for Montana farmers, ranchers
• Senate panel approves more than $16 million for Montana projects
• Baucus and Tester push to not delay PILT payments
• Tester statement on the passing of Donna Metcalf
• Tester announces panelists for Friday’s Senate field hearing
• Make vets’ health care a national priority, Tester tells VA Secretary
• FCC defies Congress, Tester promises action
• Tester’s landmark forest jobs bill to get Senate hearing
• During hearing, Tester shines national spotlight on northern border
• Tester introduces bipartisan bills to create jobs, boost businesses by maximizing renewable energy
• Tester earns seat on Senate Appropriations Committee
• Tester gauges progress on bringing water to the Hi-Line
• Tester calls on Bush to ‘get serious’ about funding America’s veterans
• Tester announces new buses coming to Great Falls
• Tester touches down in Iraq
• Two Montanans testify at Tester’s Senate hearing
• Two Montanans named to National Veterans Advisory Committee
• Tester statement on 48 new jobs for Malmstrom Air Force Base
• Senators: Nearly $100,000 in economic development grants
• Senate panel clears funding for Missoula defense projects
• Rehberg Goes to Bat for Fort Peck Cabin Owners
• Tester calls on other countries to pitch in as Congress considers war funding
• Tester: Visit from Iceland will ‘open doors’ for Montana energy development
• Tester calls for second phase of funding during VA Clinic dedication
• Baucus, Tester announce direct flight from Atlanta to Billings
• Tester grills top Goldman Sachs executives, demands ‘answers and accountability’
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $1.5 million for Montana State
• Tester posts his latest ethics review online
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $1.6 million for Montana schools
• Tester encourages Montanans to apply for disaster assistance loans
• Senate approves Tester’s plan to halt cabin fee increases
• Tester's Indian education legislation clears hurdle
• Baucus, Tester applaud irrigation agreement
• Tester praises House for passing his Amtrak amendment
• Senate panel advances funding for CARD Clinic to improve patient care, upgrade technology
• Baucus, Tester: More than $3.2 million headed Ft. Harrison
• Tester asks Navy to christen submarine USS Montana
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $600,000 for eastern Montana
• Tester tells VA to ‘Get the ball rolling’ on rural health care for vets
• Tester introduces boost to disabled veterans’ benefits
• Tester pushes pay raise for troops
• Bill funding expanded Red Lodge Boys and Girls Club advances in Senate
• Tester, Bohlinger push for new VA facility, new jobs in Helena
• Tester welcomes Barrasso to the Senate
• Senate passes Tester-Enzi plan to strip Animal ID funding
• Tester response to W.R. Grace announcement
• Nearly 100 Montana businesses RSVP for Tester’s Bozeman workshop
• Update from the Road
• Tester: Senate panel advances major improvements for Montana veterans
• Baucus, Tester Statements On President’s Budget
• A weekend to honor American heroes
• Senate approves Tester plan to help families of fallen soldiers
• Tester: Bush’s budget ‘downright unacceptable’ for veterans
• Tester gets DHS Secretary to help Montanans adopting Haitian children
• Tester introduces bill to finalize Crow water agreement
• Tester moves to keep American jobs filled by Americans
• Baucus, Tester announce $150,000 for Montana fire departments
• Tester statement on the death of Staff Sgt. Shane Becker
• Baucus, Tester: $2.7 million to improve water quality for Montana’s reservations
• Tester response to State of the Union Address
• Montanans can watch tomorrow’s Forest Jobs Bill hearing online
• Baucus, Tester fight to fund rural Montana counties and schools
• Tester calls on colleagues to ‘stand with’ Billings as rebuilding begins
• Tester and Appropriations Committee take first stab at Jobs Bill
• Tester statement on C-27J announcement
• Tester statement on resolution to transition the mission in Iraq
• Senators announce $4 million for Miles City research station
• Tester: President will decide fate of vets’ legislation
• Senate panel clears Tester’s THE PATH Act
• Baucus, Tester announce more than $200,000 for Montana fire departments
• Baucus, Tester statements on strengthening border security
• Tester shares his 2009 veterans’ agenda with VA Secretary nominee
• Tester: Updated Food Safety amendment protects small producers
• Tester: President's Budget Fails Vets
• Tester holds Amtrak town hall in Bozeman
• Tester reports back to Montana from Iraq
• Senate approves funding for Montana’s cops, firefighters, jails
• Tester calls on Senate Republicans to explain vote for higher gas prices
• Tester statement on passage of Pay It Back amendment
• Tester: Senate should follow example of Huntley Project Red Devils
• Committee clears funding for Kalispell, Whitefish defense projects
• Rehberg Joins Bipartisan Lumber Trade Caucus
• Senators: Montana BLM projects to get $17.5 million from jobs-stimulus bill
• Tester praises Senate for boosting benefits for vets, families
• Tester announces new law preserving rural seniors’ access to medical supplies
• Tester: Farm Bill is ‘rural America’s investment plan’
• Senators announce major lease retirements in Flathead watershed
• Tester, Baucus push VA Secretary to increase reimbursement rate . . . again
• Baucus, Tester announce boost to weatherization program
• Montana’s national forests to receive more than $48 million
• Senators: Glacier Park should be on endangered world heritage list
• Baucus, Tester team up with colleagues to push support for ICBMs
• Tester: Veterans' benefits bill full of 'common-sense improvements'
• Tester to introduce ‘common sense’ amendments to food safety bill
• Senate approves nearly $40 million for Montana defense projects
• Baucus, Tester demand answers from Army Corps on Ft. Peck Lake cabin sales
• Tester: Gun control not ‘the right answer’ to fighting border violence
• Tester statement on the resignation of Alberto Gonzales
• Tester statement on nomination of Michael Punke
• Tester tells VA to 'Get the ball rolling' on rural health care for vets
• Tester response to release of Senate Wall Street reform plan
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $2 million for Carter Co. Co-op
• Tester urges Coast Guard to use Montana company’s technology in Gulf Coast cleanup
• Baucus, Tester announce $52 million in Jobs Bill money for Montana
• Baucus, Tester Halt Immigration Debate
• $7 million one step closer for Montana’s farmers, ranchers
• Baucus, Tester ask Secretary to scrap REAL ID deadline
• Tester calls for truth and transparency from secretive organization
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $14,000 for Missoula law enforcement
• Tester introduces measure to boost Montana geothermal energy
• Tester announces expanded hours at Port of Wild Horse
• Tester announces two additional VA clinics for Montana
• Tester: Little Shell people ‘deserve a decision—not another delay’
• Tester: Senate has ‘historic opportunity’ to revamp Indian health care
• Senators: LIHEAP funding on the way
• Tester gets TSA to fork over $100,000 for Great Falls International Airport
• With new PTSD rules in place, Tester pushes VA to improve claims processing
• Senators: $1.6 million in grants headed to MT health care centers
• Baucus, Tester ‘clear the logjam’ for new veterans’ cemetery
• Tester takes to the Senate floor to fight for emergency operations center in Whitefish, Montana
• Tester: Bush’s refusal of Commission on Wartime Contracting ‘inexcusable’
• Senator Jon Tester's testimony on the Forest Jobs and Recreation Act
• Tester: Keep Foot-and-Mouth Disease on ‘other side of the world’
• Interior chief again debunks Montana monument rumors
• Baucus, Tester: Funding for Billings Courthouse in Senate jobs bill
• Baucus, Tester urge open access to Indian market for Montana pea and lentil farmers
• VA ought to look to Ft. Harrison as an example, Tester says after tour
• Senate panel approves Tester’s plan for new energy office in Montana
• Tester disappointed by confirmed BSE case in Canada
• Tester questions Fed chief on jobs, Wall Street reform
• Tester: Hard work paid off for Montana’s Essential Air Service
• Tester announces project to preserve stories of Montana’s veterans
• Senate passes Tester’s and Barrasso’s ‘Wolf Kill Bill’
• Tester: Small business tax cuts will ‘make a real difference’ in Montana
• U.S. troops in Iraq deserve open debate over war plan, Tester tells colleagues
• Tester Hosts Housing, Education Secretaries in Montana
• Tester takes swipe at credit card industry
• Following success of phone forum, Tester plans more
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $2 million for Missoula
• Tester introduces bill to protect veterans’ pensions
• VA Secretary-Designate agrees to visit Montana at Tester's request
• Tester presses White House nominee on small business contracting opportunities
• Rehberg Cosponsors Legislation to Protect Lead Ammo and Fishing Tackle from EPA Overreach
• Tester to deliver MSU-Northern’s commencement address
• Baucus, Tester set aside $250,000 for Libby asbestos clinic
• Tester warns of moving ag disease lab to ‘Tornado Alley’
• Tester pushes back on rising fuel prices
• Tester leads national summit on challenges, opportunities in rural communities
• Tester asks employers to support Montana National Guard
• Tester shoots down petition for EPA to ban lead bullets, shot and sinkers
• Montana northern border ports to receive estimated $77 million
• Iceland leaders coming to Montana next month at Tester’s request
• Senate OKs better transparency
• Baucus, Tester respond to Mike Horse Dam settlement
• Baucus, Tester hail decision on military spent casings
• Senate passes key improvements for Montana veterans
• Tester: TransCanada decision a ‘triple play’ for Montana
• Baucus, Tester congratulate the Battlin’ Bears, introduce resolution
• Tester legislation helps producers who begin organic farming
• Tester reaction to President Obama’s address to Congress
• Tester requests Justice Department investigation into Bear Stearns trading
• Senators to Biden: Maintain Malmstrom’s mission
• Tester’s newest bill cuts red tape, promotes renewable energy
• Tester statement on DISCLOSE Act vote
• Tester moving up ‘a few doors and a few floors’
• Tester’s veterans’ health care improvements pass major hurdle
• BREAKING NEWS: Tester gets USPS to keep Black Eagle Post Office open
• Tester praises VA decision to launch high-tech pilot program in Montana
• Senators move to protect Flathead forever
• Tester pushes Congress to get on board with public transit
• Tester pushes to cut tribe’s cost of recovery in wake of Rocky Boy’s flood disaster
• Baucus, Tester announce $350,000 for Montana fire departments
• Tester unveils ‘Tribal College Action Plan’
• Tester launches G.M. feedback website, encourages Montanans to weigh in
• Development plans dropped, BP exec tells Baucus, Tester and Schweitzer
• Tester votes to end Wall Street bailout
• Tester praises Cascade Fire efforts on Senate floor
• Tester sponsors bills to promote wind, solar, and geothermal development
• Senators announce $22+ million for Montana water projects
• Tester praises Montana Legislature, Schweitzer for bucking REAL ID
• Tester, Baucus secure more than $77 million for Montana water and energy
• Tester announces ‘win-win compromise’ for Martin City postal customers
• Tester: Ignoring challenges of Montana forests ‘is not an option’
• At Tester’s request, Ag Secretary approves emergency status in 5 Montana counties
• Google, Microsoft to participate in Tester’s Kalispell jobs workshop
• Tester: Jobs Bill will expand vets’ services at Fort Harrison
• Senators: Kalispell to get resources to help clean up, redevelop contaminated properties
• Senate passes Tester’s amendment to 9/11 Bill
• Baucus, Tester announce $542K headed to veterans Upward Bound program
• Baucus and Tester to DHS Sec: Reject REAL ID
• Tester announces new Sidney, Lewistown EAS schedule
• Senators announce more lease retirements in Flathead watershed
• Tester: New Homeland Security Secretary to visit Montana
• Tester: Dept. of Homeland Security begins process of closing Port of Whitetail
• Tester discusses Malmstrom’s missiles, mission with Air Force Secretary
• Tester Praises Havre Border Patrol Agents on 85th Anniversary
• Tester puts VA nominee in the hot seat
• Tester’s improved care for rural veterans nears final passage
• Tester to Senate: Act now to address gas prices
• Tester pushes BLM to ramp up renewable energy in Montana
• Tester statement on auto bailout ‘no’ vote
• Baucus, Tester announce disaster assistance for Montana ranchers and farmers
• Rehberg Awarded "A" Grade in English Language Report Card
• Tester urges Senate to reform credit card industry
• Tester amendment improves job opportunities for vets
• Tester praises bonus pay for troops serving longer than expected
• Tester publishes unprecedented ethics report online
• Goldman Sachs CEO to Tester: ‘Clearly, the world needs more regulation’
• Senators: Montana to receive more than $9 million to beef up security
• Tester brings Homeland Security chief to border to hear from Montanans
• Tester: Bill will protect Montana watersheds, fishing habitat for generations
• Tester urges colleagues to support accountability on war contractors
• Baucus, Tester announce funding to protect Montana’s children
• Senators: Montana Higher Education Student Assistance Corporation must disclose financial records
• Tester: Taxes cut for 99% of Montana workers in past year
• Senate approves nearly $40 million for Montana defense projects
• Montana Senators' North Fork bill passes committee
• Baucus, Tester announce more than $33,000 for Great Falls Development Authority
• Senate passes Tester amendment funding vets’ mileage reimbursement
• Tester: Time to ‘close all the gaps’ along America’s borders
• Senators: Oil Discovery Great News for Mont. Energy Development
• Tester pushes forest stewardship contracting as priority for national forests
• Tester: Montanans deserve answers on financial meltdown
• Tester introduces bill to recruit health specialists to Libby
• Baucus, Tester: Four Montana airports to receive $5.45 million
• Tester statement on the defeat of the Immigration Reform Bill
• Tester to CEO: Time for ‘GM to follow its own advice’
• Tester: Montana can’t afford an earmark moratorium
• Tester statement on British Columbia/Montana agreement
• Senators announce nearly $600,000 for Montana airports
• Tester to Fed chief: Montana’s banks need consistency
• Baucus, Tester announce $5.3 million for Montana
• Baucus, Tester Oppose Immigration Bill
• Tester: Medicine Crow to be awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Senators urge Defense Dept. to review deployment policies for new moms
• Tester introduces new way to save taxpayer money with project requests
• Tester praises Senate for passing Higher Education Act
• Baucus, Tester announce more lease retirements in North Fork
• Baucus, Tester announce millions in funding for Billings
• Tester introduces Rural Veterans Healthcare Improvement Act of 2007
• Senate passes Tester’s amendment to protect America’s cattle ranchers
• Tester: An ‘historic day’ for disabled veterans
• Baucus, Tester challenge Penn. Senators to friendly football wager
• Senate panel approves more than $7 million to boost Montana agriculture
• Salazar: No unwanted monument designations in Montana ‘as long as I am Secretary of the Interior’
• Tester: Now is not time for Congress to be against jobs
• Tester statement on Corrupt Practices Act ruling
• Tester statement on Senate vote to begin debating Iraq policy
• Tester urges veterans to take advantage of expanded educational opportunity
• Baucus, Tester: Shorter drives for health-care on the way
• Senators announce more than $190,000 for Carroll College
• Tester’s Export Seminar offers tools to Montana businesses for new jobs, new markets
• Tester says NO to more bailout money
• Tester on offshoring bill: ‘it wasn’t paid for’
• No Child Left Behind Act needs a makeover, Tester tells top education official
• Senators announce more than $1.8 million for homeland security in Montana
• AML funds will flow... after passing through DC logjam
• Tester holds news conference to push better veterans’ health care to finish line
• Schweitzer, Tester team up on Capitol Hill to expose ‘unseen costs’ of war
• Tester announces Treasure State Export Seminar
• At Tester's request, VA agrees to cover burial costs for several Montana veterans
• Tester statement on deployment of Montana Guardsmen
• Rehberg Statement on Air Force Decision to Replace MANG F-15s with C-27Js
• Senators announce $1.1 million for Montana airports
• Tester lends a “farmer’s perspective” to 2007 Farm Bill
• Baucus, Tester: Nearly $900,000 coming to Montana to fight drugs
• Tester: Farm Bill veto 'reckless and wrong' for Montana, rural America
• Tester: DISCLOSE Act needed for transparency, accountability
• Tester Veterans Day statement
• Tester response to end of combat operations in Iraq
• Baucus, Tester announce $33.2 million for Montana’s National Parks
• Tester intervenes in Martin City Post Office closure
• Tester and Baucus secure funding for energy and water projects
• Senators want Army Corps to reassess Missouri River water levels
• Tester introduces bill cutting ‘inefficient bureaucracy’ from tribal land leases
• Senate passes key improvements for Montana veterans
• Tester to EPA: Use local Montanans as ‘true partners’ in cleanup of Superior
• Baucus, Tester announce more than $2.5 million for Montana Amtrak stations
• Senators urge Air Force official to bring energy mission to Malmstrom
• Tester, Baucus secure defense funding to create jobs in Montana
• Stop hatching secret, closed-door plan, Tester tells Forest Service
• Tester: Dramatic health insurance rate hikes hitting Montanans
• Baucus and Tester announce new funding for Yellowstone Public Radio
• Tester: Senate panel keeps Saturday mail delivery
• Baucus, Tester announce $116,000 for Montana fire department
• Senators respond to deactivation of 50 Malmstrom missiles
• Tester to ‘keep holding G.M.’s feet to the fire’
• Senators Tester, Simpson announce Presidential Medal of Freedom nominee
• Tester to introduce bill to 'level the playing field' for Montana businesses
• Tester to Senate: ‘We can’t blow this one, folks’
• Senate panel advances funding for alternate route for Billings Heights
• Senators team up with President Obama to announce $1.3 million for Kalispell
• Tester statement on the death of Sen. Craig Thomas
• Tester and Baucus secure more than $16 million for Montana
• Tester: Indian health care bill ‘a needed step in the right direction’
• Montana’s Senators push Montana jobs through mine cleanup
• Senators call for Malstrom to play a strong role in nation’s future military operations
• Tester’s small business workshop now online
• Baucus, Tester announce millions for Indian Country
• Baucus, Tester: Montana Beef, It Should Be What's For Dinner
• Baucus, Tester announce $15.5 million for Montana housing
• Tester: Legislation will lead to cleaner air, more efficient appliances
• Baucus and Tester: No REAL ID for Christmas
• Senate panel okays boosting VA mileage reimbursement rate… again
• BLM to ramp up efforts to create renewable energy jobs in Montana
• Tester tapped as new Vice Chair of Congressional Sportsmen’s Caucus
• Tester to host Veterans Opportunity Workshop in Great Falls
• Capitol Hill will look a bit like Montana for Christmas of '08
• Baucus, Tester working to protect hunting on public lands
• Baucus, Tester beef up Montana’s military facilities
• Tester to launch Healthcare Homefront e-mail series tonight
• Senators announce more than $75,000 for civic education programs
• Tester to host small business workshop in Kalispell to boost Montana jobs, business
• Baucus, Tester announce $4.5 million for Glacier Park International Airport
• Baucus, Tester introduce legislation to restore Montana management of wolves
• Bush’s proposed budget hurts rural Montanans
• Tester urges Montana contractors, businesses to attend ‘opportunity workshop’ Saturday
• Senators help secure assistance for troops returning from combat
• Tester honors victims of Ft. Hood shooting
• Tester: Flag Day unites Americans
• Tester to GSA: Incorporate local input on Billings courthouse
• Tester: Ken Salazar 'gets it'
• Tester: TransCanada agreement to build Keystone pipeline with union labor ‘right call’
• Rehberg Joins Montanans in Condemning Official Relisting of Wolves as Endangered Species
• Tester organizes Bozeman town hall to update Montanans on Amtrak study
• Baucus, Tester: Amtrak’s Empire Builder is ‘on a roll’
• Tester invited to White House to see veterans’ health care bill become law
• Senators announce grant to look into Laurel airport expansion
• Baucus, Tester introduce Blackfeet Water Settlement
• Tester warns Treasury Secretary of ‘dangerous economic policy’
• Tester praises VA for expanding treatment to Agent Orange victims
• Tester’s bill gains steam as veterans praise measure to improve rural health care
• Baucus-Tester measure paves way for possible Malmstrom, MANG partnership
• Tester: Senate decision preserves rural seniors’ access to medical supplies
• Tester questions the real cost of REAL ID
• Senators to Bureau of Land Management: Expedite environmental review
• Tester urges Bush to sign his legislation for Project SHAD veterans
• Tester’s panel clears several measures for Montana’s veterans
• Senators: Montana communities to receive $15.5 million to create jobs
• Baucus, Tester pave way for more affordable higher education
• Tester statement on the anniversary of September 11, 2001
• Senators respond to detainment of Montanan in Nigeria
• Tester pursues next steps for new veterans home
• Senators announce nearly $100,000 for telemedicine and distance learning
• Montana legislator testifies to Tester’s Senate panel
• Tester introduces ‘Dirt Bike Bill’
• Tester outlines 3-point strategy to bring troops home from Iraq, strengthen military
• Tester response to NCAA decision allowing future playoff games in Montana
• Tester: A 24-hour port would bring benefits, jobs to Montana
• Tester: New credit card rules will save Montanans money, hold companies accountable
• Tester asks USDA for ‘simple correction’ to COOL rules
• Senate panel advances funding for better public safety, transportation in Helena
• Senators: Plum Creek saw mill to get assistance
• Tester: Time to ‘shine more light’ on college loan industry
• Tester, Baucus secure $3.6 million for northwest Montana
• Tester to host Missoula open house Friday
• Tester delivers outline for improving rural veterans’ health care
• Tester blasts Indian Health Service for ‘culture of incompetence’
• Tester hails passage of final Wall Street Reform Bill
• Baucus, Tester announce millions for Missoula
• Baucus, Tester introduce Indian health care legislation
• Tester to Treasury Department: Reject more A.I.G. bonuses
• Tester tackles Presidential signing statements
• Senator Jon Tester's floor speech on health care reform
• Senators restore funding for Montana National Guard Youth Challenge
• Tester, Hutchison: Supreme Court’s McDonald v. City of Chicago Decision ‘A Victory for All Americans’
• Baucus, Tester respond to Legislature’s Jobs Bill resolution
• Tester announces details of Veterans Opportunity Workshop
• Tester: It’s time for different direction in Iraq
• Montana, Idaho ‘Downwinder’ bill reintroduced
• Senators snag dollars to fight BC mining plans
• Tester response to settlement of Cobell lawsuit
• Senators: $150,000 grant for job training at MSU-Billings
• Tester’s Treasure State Export Seminar now online
• Baucus, Tester: More Than $2.2 million for Great Falls Airport
• Montana small business wins Recovery Act funding for wind turbine project
• Tester statement on the death of Pvt. Matthew Zeimer
• Tester to try his hand at sports broadcasting… at least for a few innings
• Tester response to House passage of Energy Bill
• Tester rolls out plan to make sure Wall Street plays by the rules
• Baucus, Tester announce $400,000 for Arlee School District
• Tester introduces another Wall Street reform amendment for rural banks
• Tester statement on White House bailout of domestic auto industry
• Recovery Act clears way for investment in town of Sheridan’s water infrastructure
• Rehberg Seeks to Extend Comment Period for CMR Management Plan
• Baucus, Tester announce $386K for security at Great Falls Airport
• Tester amendment explores return of southern Montana Amtrak route
• Tester: ‘The time to hold credit card companies accountable is now’
• Senators announce $200,000 for homeland security in Montana
• Tester introduces bipartisan amendment to Wall Street reform plan to ensure fairness for rural banks
• Senators announce nearly $67 million for carbon sequestration
• Baucus, Tester announce upgrades for Black Sandy State Park
• Tester thanks Obama for ‘turning up the heat’ on credit card industry
• Tester’s message to Montanans regarding FSA office closures
• Baucus, Tester and Bullock Join Together To Fight Abuse of Over-The-Counter and Prescription Drugs
• Tester: Credit card overhaul will protect Montanans
• Senators to FEMA: Conduct map modernization in Livingston
• Baucus, Tester announce more than $100,000 for Montana firefighters, deputies
• Tester statement on wolf decision
• Tester: Miles City emergency and community responders ‘nothing short of heroes’
• Tester statement on sixth anniversary of September 11
• Forest Jobs Bill picks up steam with more than 1,000 ‘citizen cosponsors’
• Tester launches new Senate website
• Tester: Today’s vote a ‘yes’ to reforming broken health insurance system
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $500,000 for Dawson County
• Tester: Arlington Cemetery failures ‘a black eye’, must be made right
• Tester blasts A.I.G. for using bailout money for bonuses
• Tester pitches his Iraq strategy on Senate Floor
• Tester: Medicine Crow honored as a role model for all of America
• Responding to Tester’s concerns, Banking Committee schedules hearing
• Tester: Use Wall Street bailout money to pay down national debt
• Tester: Highway Trust Fund vote will save good-paying jobs, boost infrastructure
• Committee clears funding for renewable energy efforts across Montana
• Senators to Attorney General Holder: Stay away from our guns
• Tester statement on the death of SSgt. Travis Atkins
• Tester, Baucus secure more than $3 million for Helena
• Tester questions cost of private security forces in Iraq
• Tester statement on debt commission vote
• Senators announce $600,000 to fight youth drug use in Montana
• Tester statement on capped BP oil leak
• Baucus, Tester announce millions in funding for Eastern Montana
• Tester demands more energy options as Big Oil rakes in profits
• Tester praises new veterans clinic for Libby
• Baucus, Tester: $140 million ‘in the mail’ for new Malmstrom housing
• Tester: Reform ‘saves lives, saves money, saves Medicare’
• Senators’ bill would award Congressional Gold Medal to Crow war chief
• Tester: Senator Byrd a ‘respected teacher and trusted friend’
• Montanans speak out in favor of Jobs Bill
• Tester demands fix for freight rail system
• Tester, Baucus secure more than $28 million for Montana water and land
• Tester: Supporting troops not Bush’s New Year’s resolution
• Tester releases third Health Care Homefront e-mail
• Tester sponsors bill to help American Indian Veterans
• Baucus, Tester: Nearly $1.5 million for Billings airport
• Baucus, Tester introduce bill to give troops who've served extended duty more time to collect bonuses
• Tester Statement on the death of Rep. Charlie Norwood
• Dealerships part of ‘lifeblood of rural America,’ Tester tells auto CEOs
• Tester: Washington Republicans threw wrench into Energy Bill
• Tester to veterans: ‘We’ll never forget your service and sacrifice’
• Baucus, Tester announce $4.3 million for Great Falls International Airport
• Tester: Amendment vote was 'a vote for all who depend on their community banks'
• Tester announces military academy nominations
• Baucus, Tester introduce bill to boost camelina demand, reduce dependence on foreign oil
• Rehberg Demands Answers from MSHA after String of Frivolous Citations
• Tester: If you own a credit card, change is on the way
• Montana Senators praise Senate for investing more in Amtrak
• Senators respond to Little Shell decision with new effort to recognize tribe
• Tester rallies for emergency funding for rural Montana
• Tester backs cost-saving bill to ensure affordable home loans in rural communities
• It’s official: VA boosts mileage reimbursement rate… again
• Baucus and Tester announce Exxon subsidiary to retire leases near North Fork of Flathead River
• Tester meets with Amtrak CEO in Havre, shows off Empire Builder
• Tester cosponsors security measure after getting northern border commitment
• Senate passes defense funding for Montana
• Tester makes case to restore drugbusting money
• Tester criticizes VA for mishandling G.I. Bill overpayments
• Tester: Beef Checkoff should promote American beef
• Homeland Security agrees to Tester’s push for public input on Port of Whitetail
• Tester Applauds Federal Aid for Bozeman, Whitehall Small Businesses
• Baucus, Tester go to bat for new Cobb Field
• Senators honored for ag leadership
• Baucus, Tester Cautious on Delta-Northwest Merger
• Tester’s amendment approved as Wall Street reform plan clears first hurdle
• Baucus, Tester announce $500,000 grant for distance learning
• Tester statement on Air Force’s C-27J announcement
• Senators urge Administration to invest in rural broadband
• Tester statement on the resignation of VA Secretary Jim Nicholson
• Tester statement on achievement of top Montana Guardsman
• Tester demands funding better northern border security—not REAL ID
• Tester statement on health care reform summit
• Tester measure helps grieving families
• Senate panel advances funding for Kalispell bypass
• Banks too big to fail are ‘inherent problem,’ Tester says
• Baucus, Tester: Keep REAL ID out of immigration reform
• Tester, Baucus secure $100,000 for Miles Community College
• Tester honors Iraq-bound Montanans on Senate floor
• Tester: ‘I’ll support a plan if it creates Montana jobs, cuts debt’
• Baucus, Tester: City of Poplar to receive grant of over $1.5 million
• Senate panel advances funding for better public safety in Missoula County
• Senators: Libby slated to receive more than $500,000 in new funding bill
• For Japanese P.M., today’s lunch is All-American
• Tester introduces much-anticipated Forest Jobs and Recreation Act
• Tester announces new office locations in Missoula and Kalispell
• Tester statement on West Pioneers snowmobile decision
• Senators announce $1 million grant to help Montanans pay for health insurance
• Senators Continue To Seek Permanent Protection For transboundary Flathead region
• Tester working behind scenes on trimmed-down Jobs Bill
• Baucus, Tester write Air Force Secretary, fight to protect Minuteman IIIs
• Tester, Baucus secure nearly $6 million for Montana’s cops, firefighters, jails
• Tester begins 2008 with new Great Falls field office
• Tester statement on the hospitalization of Sen. Conrad Burns
• Senators announce $88,530 in economic development grants
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $2 million for Gallatin Field
• Tester introduces bill aimed at allowing antique gun re-importation, sales
• Tester unveils tax cut plan for middle class
• Tester: Federal agencies will emphasize local contractors for stimulus work
• Montana & Wyoming senators say ‘enough is enough’ to feds
• Tester: Laurel could be home to national veterans’ cemetery
• What it will take for Montana and America to lead world’s wind power
• Tester leads effort to cut red tape, create jobs, boost energy savings for schools
• Senator Jon Tester’s New Year’s resolutions
• Tester: Breuning the Treasure State’s ‘living treasure’
• Tester voices support for sweeping ethics reform bill
• Tester pitches plan to clean up Libby, help asbestos victims
• Tester response to VA Secretary nomination
• Tester demands immediate relief for consumers from credit card rate hikes
• Following Tester's speech, Senate overwhelmingly passes new G.I. Bill
• Tester backs bill to permanently ban former members of Congress from lobbying
• Tester: Automakers must be held accountable
• Tester statement on Cruzado inauguration
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $17 million for Montana tribes
• Tester response to President Bush’s veto of CHIP
• Tester leads charge for gun rights in another Supreme Court case
• Baucus, Tester introduce bill to help vets in rural areas
• Tester statement on successful flight of Navy fighter jet fueled by Montana camelina
• Baucus, Tester announce $150,000 for Fort Belknap College Library
• Tester legislation would remove hurdles for energy development on Indian lands
• Tester’s Wolf Kill Bill signed into law
• Tester response to Mukasey’s nomination as U.S. Attorney General
• Tester joins ‘virtual march’ in support of disabled veterans
• Senators: Montanan to be released from custody in Nigeria
• Senators to Army Corps: Conduct levee review
• Baucus, Tester announce $150,000 for Butte
• Senate advances funding to boost opportunities for Montana businesses, students
• Senators Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Jumpstart Biofuel Production in National Forests
• Tester joins freshmen colleagues to bring accountability to Iraq contracting
• Tester announces new Veterans Centers for Great Falls, Kalispell
• Tester response to HUD Secretary’s resignation
• Senate’s leading gun rights duo reloads for Supreme Court case
• Senate Committee unanimously passes Tester’s wolf kill bill
• Committee clears technology funding for Butte company to benefit emergency services
• Tester response to Bozeman explosion
• Tester taps into energy resource ‘right beneath our feet’
• Tester, Baucus secure nearly $2 million for Missoula
• Tester puts Fed Chairman in the hot seat
• Tester launches Senate General Aviation Caucus
• Baucus, Tester announce $572,000 in grants for Indian Health Care
• Senate panel advances funding for better public safety near Yellowstone Park
• Great Falls primed to receive more than $4 mil.
• Tester urges President Bush to sign funding bill
• Montana needs the Forest Jobs Bill
• Tester stands up for disabled veterans in economic stimulus debate
• Tester statement on passage of health care reform bill
• Montana colonel shares Guard’s PTSD outreach in front of Tester’s committee
• Baucus and Tester announce assistance for laid-off rail workers
• Senate passes Jobs Bill that will pump money into Montana
• Tester expresses strong support for U.S. Attorneys bill
• Senators announce $2.6 million for Montana community development
• Baucus, Tester: Enough is enough with Real ID “boondoggle”
• Senators: We must protect flathead from effects of mining
• Tester legislation protects aging water infrastructure
• Tester and new top General talk Malmstrom, national security
• Baucus, Tester announce $50,000 for Butte-based organization
• Tester introduces legislation to rein in cabin fees on Forest Service land
• Tester on Saturday Cloture Vote
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $1.4 million headed to teen building program
• Tester investigates rising gas prices
• Senate approves significant investment in veterans programs, jobs for Great Falls
• ADVISORY: Tester announces Senate hearing in Havre
• Baucus, Tester bill clarifies definition of biomass
• Baucus, Tester urge BPA to negotiate new deal with CFAC
• Tester statement on Malta fire
• Tester announces more Montana staff positions
• Senate Appropriations Committee expands Beyond the Yellow Ribbon
• Tester commemorates National American Indian Heritage Month
• Tester backs bill to pick up travel costs for Guard and Reserve soldiers
• Tester: Say thanks to veterans this Memorial Day
• Senate now debating Tester’s Wall Street reform amendment for rural banks
• Baucus, Tester honor MT ‘Professor of the Year’
• Tester introduces legislation to combat prostate cancer
• Baucus, Tester announce $415,000 for UM research
• Tester adds muscle to restrict Canadian cattle imports
• Tester rallies leading scientists in fight against cancer
• Tester statement on Montana Adjutant General Randy Mosley
• Tester to Senate: ‘Now is the time for action’ to reform Wall Street
• Tester: Bailout bill ‘doesn’t deserve my vote’
• Committee clears Tester’s legislation for energy efficient, affordable housing
• The Wolf Kill Bill: Working together for a success story
• Delegation backs meth-fighting efforts
• Tester statement on release of Baucus health care reform plan
• Tester, Barrasso introduce plan to compensate wolf kills
• Tester: ‘We’re now moving forward’ to fix broken insurance system
• Senators announce nearly $2 million for all seven of Montana's tribal colleges
• Senate panel approves funding to fight suicide in Montana
• Tester: Obama did right chucking VA insurance plan
• Tester chairs VA Committee field hearing in Great Falls
• Tester response to G.M.’s meeting with Stillwater Mining Company
• Baucus, Tester send 'wake up call' to protect student loans
• Ag Secretary to visit Montana at Tester’s invitation
• Tester wins second Golden Triangle Award
• Senate panel advances funding for Agri-Tech Park, stronger emergency response for Great Falls
• Tester assigned to five powerful Appropriations Subcommittees
• Tester highlights key components of 2007 Energy Bill
• Tester, Baucus secure nearly $2 million for Billings
• Senators fight to keep Essential Air Service flights in the air
• Tester’s measure for rural homeless veterans wins unanimous approval
• Tester: DC Republicans playing the ‘Block and Blame Game’
• Senate panel advances funding for Malmstrom Air Force Base
• Kalispell in line to receive more than $6 mil.
• Tester opens Eastern Montana office in Glendive
• Tester statement on Montana’s Walter Breuning
• Tester: VA Secretary schedules Montana visit
• Tester announces military academy nominations
• Senators introduce bill to help boost resources for tribal law enforcement
• Facebook to take part in Tester’s Kalispell jobs workshop July 9
• Senators announce $1.6 million for Montana airports
• Tester bill breathes new life into Montana carbon sequestration study
• Baucus, Tester announce $6.7 million for community health centers
• Senators pleased that Air Force long-term plans include MANG
• Tester cosponsors amendment to strengthen gun rights in health care bill
• Senators: More than $2.6 million for Rocky Boy students
• Senate considering Tester’s plan to save taxpayers $6 billion by ending temporary benefit
• Senators announce $4.7 million for Montana airports
• Baucus, Tester launch effort to make troops aware of extended duty bonuses
• Tester strengthens 9/11 bill with northern border amendment
• Baucus, Tester: Public Health Emergency for Libby
• Baucus, Tester ask NFL to reconsider broadcast schedule
• Outdoor Life honors Tester for introducing Forest Jobs and Recreation Act
• After urging parties to negotiate, Tester praises National Bison Range agreement
• Tester pushes next step for earmark transparency
• Baucus, Tester announce money for housing programs
• Baucus and Tester applaud public safety initiatives for Montana tribes
• Tester responds to the State of the Union Address
• Tester announces $250,000 to boost economic development in rural Montana
• Tester pushes to open Montana port 24-hours a day
• Major investments for Montana’s water infrastructure, public lands pass final hurdle
• Tester details G.I. Bill benefits for Montana, calls on President to sign into law
• Montanan testifies on Capitol Hill as Tester’s rural veterans health care bill is signed into law
• Montana Christmas Tree kicks off holiday season in D.C.
• Tester earns another Golden Triangle Award
• Baucus, Tester announce jobs-stimulus funding for National Guard facilities
• Baucus, Tester congratulate Kalispell Water Treatment Facility
• Tester announces funding for new Butte emergency operations center
• Tester: REAL ID a symptom of too much power in Executive Branch
• Tester: Better health care coming to rural veterans
• Tester's Amtrak measure now awaiting President's signature
• Tester statement on return of Montana soldier from Vietnam
• Tester’s credit card reform clears hurdle
• Tester rallies support for dwell time measure on Senate floor
• Tester marks Constitution Day with bill to reform Patriot Act
• Senators Announce $25,000 for Montana's Shakespeare in the Parks
• Tester introduces Meat Safety and Accountability Act
• Baucus, Tester secure another $700,000 for Montana LIHEAP
• Senate panel approves funding for better pediatric health care in Montana
• Baucus, Tester introduce bill to construct Dry Redwater Project
• Tester response to decision to remove Mike Horse Dam
• Tester: Wardell ‘truly left Montana a better place than he found it’
• Tester demands housing bill that prioritizes working families
• Tester to EPA: Big city water standards drain rural, frontier communities
• Tester calls on Bush to sign vets' cost-of-living increase
• Senate panel advances funding to revitalize abandoned Missoula mill site
• Tester statement on the delisting of gray wolves
• Baucus, Tester hail funds for Montana military construction projects
• Tester, Baucus secure nearly $4 million for Bozeman area
• Senators to USDA: Beef and lamb from Argentina still too dangerous for America
• Tester to Obama on rail service: ‘Don’t lose sight of rural America’
• Baucus, Tester pass cost-of-living increase for Montana’s veterans
• Senate panel advances funding to assist Montana farmers and ranchers
• Queen City slated to receive nearly $4 mil.
• Tester bill a ‘win-win-win situation’ for Montana agriculture, world energy
• During groundbreaking, Tester and Baucus reaffirm dedication to Malmstrom
• Senators blast proposed transportation cuts
• Tester moves Kalispell field office
• Tester: Cracking down on speculators and hedgers = lower gas prices
• Tester introduces measure to require feds to explore contracting preferences
• Tester to Congress: ‘You’re either for jobs or against jobs’
• Baucus, Tester slow plan to close Montana Farm Service Offices
• Tester, Baucus secure over $17 million for Malmstrom, Great Falls
• Senators hail $3.6 million in energy assistance for Montana
• Tester releases video with final Health Care Homefront e-mail
• Senators announce $5.5 million for Ft. Peck housing
• Tester outlines education priorities for Indian Country
• Baucus, Tester: Dixon School to get new roof
• Tester moving up…stairs
• Tester: Tidwell ‘the right guy’ to lead U.S. Forest Service
• Senators: Air Force will study potential partnership between MANG and Malmstrom
• Senate unanimously passes Tester’s landmark veterans health care legislation
• Baucus, Tester announce more than $5 million for Montana projects
• Tester statement on report of credit card reform saving Americans $5 billion this year
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $800,000 for Montana fire departments
• Canada plans to keep port closed, Tester recommends closure of Port of Whitetail
• Tester statement on the death of Spc. James D. Riekena
• Tester: Credit card reform bill a ‘huge victory’ for hardworking Americans
• Baucus, Tester statement on Judge Michael Mukasey
• Tester announces hearing to improve health care for Indian veterans
• Senators announce 80 acres added to Gallatin National Forest
• Tester statement on unanimous passage of his bipartisan Wall Street reform amendment
• CEOs agree to Tester’s $1 salary demand
• Tester questions State Department decision to reject sale of antique firearms
• Baucus, Tester announce additional $17 million for rural water projects
• Tester congratulates Montana Nobel Peace Prize Winner
• Tester, Baucus: Funding for Montana agriculture projects clears final hurdle
• Tester anxious to give ‘thumbs up’ to Farm Bill
• Tester rejects pay raise for Congress
• Senators earn A+ from Iraq and Afghanistan veterans
• Baucus, Tester statements on FEMA decision on Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation
• Tester moves Bozeman office downtown
• Baucus, Tester honored with Golden Triangle Awards
• Senator Tester's letter to Secretary Janet Napolitano
• Tester spells out economy concerns to Bernanke
• Tester: Reconciliation Act makes ‘a good health insurance reform law even better’
• Tester statement on Baucus-Grassley tax extenders bill
• Senate panel advances funding for western Montana mental health project
• Tester introduces bill to improve health care for rural veterans
• Air Force official visits Malmstrom in response to Baucus, Tester request
• Montana companies awarded northern border contracts
• Tester grills economy chief on $30 billion bank bailout
• Tester demands answers from Army Corps on flood plain assistance
• Senators announce nearly $80,000 for Hamilton-based education program
• Bill funding Bozeman area energy, infrastructure projects advances in Senate
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $5 million in Jobs Bill money boosts law enforcement and public safety
• Tester pumps energy into bipartisan geothermal legislation
• Tester, Baucus secure $100,000 for Montana Tech
• Tester names new Communications Director
• Tester statement on Attorney General Bullock's testimony to the Senate
• Ag Secretary okays emergency haying in six Montana counties
• Senate panel advances funding for new MSU research facility, bioenergy development
• Southwestern Montana slated to receive nearly $20 million for vital projects
• Tester asks Gonzales for Patriot Act information collected on Montanans
• Senators aim to protect concealed firearms rights
• Tester: Economic stimulus plan ‘a solid compromise’
• Senators: Montana laborers to receive better training for new energy jobs
• Senators announce more than $8 million for homeland security in Montana
• Senators' letter to Governor Schweitzer on North Fork protection
• Tester criticizes credit card industry, explains plans to protect consumers
• Montanans deserve an explanation, Tester tells Mercer
• Tester, Baucus secure more than $7 million for Montana agriculture projects
• Senators call for investigation into Montana’s VA mental health care
• Tester makes Forest Jobs Bill presentation available online
• Senators announce $10 million for three Montana tribal colleges
• Tester: New USDA rule beefs up fairness for family agriculture
• Baucus, Tester: 300 Montana schools to receive American artwork
• Tester outlines new recommendations for America’s energy future
• Tester secures $900,000 for new Whitefish emergency center
• Tester says Energy Bill ‘a step in the right direction’
• Tester signs Christmas cards, pays tribute to America’s heroes
• Tester seeks review of secretive Forest Service plan
• Senate passes historic Wall Street reform Tester helped shape for rural America
• Interior Secretary nominee agrees to visit Montana at Tester’s request
• Tester statement on appointment of Royce Engstrom as new UM President
• Tester praises decision to keep Kinsey post office open
• Tester pushes Forest Service chief to ‘get folks working in the woods’
• Montanans join Tester for meeting with U.S. Education Secretary
• Tester: Little Shell chairman to testify about ‘broken’ recognition process
• Senators announce $270,000 to curb high school alcohol abuse
• Tester introduces landmark transparency bill to boost openness, accountability
• Tester, Bohlinger bring Montana veterans’ issues directly to VA Secretary
• Tester: Small business bill ‘right for Montana’
• Tester response to Legislature’s passage of budget
• Tester fights to keep cabins at Fresno, Nelson Reservoirs
• Tester statement on arrest of fugitive on northern border
• Baucus, Tester praise passage of student loan legislation
• Tester: Browning business expects to create 40-50 jobs with new port contract
• Senators: 'No better place than Malmstrom' for new nuclear command center
• Tester posts full draft Interior memo to his website
• Senators push funding for energy transmission line
• Baucus, Tester condemn personal attacks on “America’s Heroes”
• Tester: Time to get America’s financial industry ‘on our side’
• Tester announces new Butte Field Director
• Baucus, Tester Ask for Answers on Military Brass Policy
• Tester: Government’s bailout plan doesn’t smell right
• Senate panel approves first step for new hospital in Livingston
• Tester backs legislation to jumpstart biofuel production in National Forests
• Tester’s border security amendment headed to President’s desk
• Tester statement on the passing of Senator Edward Kennedy
• Bohlinger, Senators encourage support for TVs for Vets program
• Montana’s Senators introduce bill to protect North Fork – once and for all
• Baucus, Tester: MSU tapped for cutting-edge energy research
• Bill funding Montana water infrastructure advances in Senate
• Baucus, Tester announce $500,000 for Montana fire departments
• Tester amendment turns Montana coal from black to green
• Tester, Baucus secure $100,000 for Ft. Belknap jobs and opportunity
• Senators call for additional funding to help with Social Security backlog
• Tester’s virtual meeting system already saving taxpayers money
• Senators announce $700,000 for cancer research
• Senate panel advances funding to combat brucellosis threat in Montana
• Tester response to President Obama’s address to Congress
• Baucus, Tester cosponsor legislation reversing Mercer’s ‘residency clause’
• Tester to Senate: ‘Montana is buzzing with excitement’ about Forest Jobs Bill
• Tester: Gun rights belong to all law-abiding Americans
• Tester names new Communications Director
• Baucus, Tester announce almost $200,000 for Montana fire departments
• Tester: Plane crash a ‘tremendous loss’ for Montana
• Tester presses Interior Secretary on Little Shell recognition
• Tester hosts Montana tribal college summit
• Tester, Baucus announce more than $3.8 million for Bozeman-area projects
• At Tester’s request, VA Secretary agrees to visit Montana and expand Billings VA Clinic
• Tester response to closure of Smurfit-Stone mill
• Senators announce more than $3 million for Salish Kootenai College
• Montanan testifies before Tester’s Senate veterans panel
• Baucus, Tester announce more than $2.7 million for Ft. Harrison
• NRA throws support behind Tester’s gun bill
• Representative Rehberg, Senators Baucus and Tester Introduce Bill to Bring National Recognition to Montana's Little Shell Tribe
• Tester's Small Business Opportunity Workshop now online
• Tester: Farm Bill ‘chock full of good stuff’ for Montana
• Tester rallies Congress to support gun rights in upcoming Supreme Court case
• Tester: Supreme Court decision ‘one heckuva victory’ for gun rights
• Baucus, Tester: New opportunities coming for Montana’s timber workers
• Tester honors Montana National Guard in first floor speech of the year
• Tester statement on vote against secret campaign spending
• Tester statement on Malmstrom missiles
• Baucus, Tester announce nearly $6.5 million headed to Montana’s airports
• Tester responds to Senate override of Bush’s water projects veto
• Tester outlines priorities for reforming Wall Street
• Tester: Senate clears major improvements for Montana veterans
• Tester statement on economy adding 290,000 new jobs in April
• Tester grills ‘Big Three’ auto execs over request for government money
• Senate panel advances funding for Bozeman defense projects
• Tester questions Homeland Security Secretary about swine flu’s impact on Montana
• Tester anxious to improve vets’ care and benefits
• Tester praises VA decision to expand benefits for Agent Orange illnesses
• Baucus, Tester introduce palladium coin bill
• Tester statement on deployment of Montana National Guard troops
• Senators announce double funding to help heat Montana homes this winter
• Tester to Obama: Put Westerner on Amtrak Board
• Baucus, Tester introduce palladium coin bill
• Montana’s senators announce more than $4 million for Missoula veterans’ cemetery
• Tester asks GM to share information about foreign suppliers
• Tester vows fight to restore anti-drug funding
• Tester touts benefits of new health reform law for students
• Baucus, Tester: Carbon, Stillwater Counties to receive more than $350,000
• Senate panel approves funding to boost Whitehall jobs, small business development
• Tester statement on Butte plane crash
• Tester urges CHIP reauthorization to protect ‘our most valuable resource’
• Tester statement on Montana’s brucellosis-free status
• Tester: Still waiting for political progress in Iraq
• Salazar to Tester: No plans for national monuments in Montana
• Baucus, Tester announce $750,000 for Billings’ Transtech Center
• Tester response to Yellowstone’s new winter use proposals
• U.S. Senators ask Legislature to keep Montanans working in the woods
• Tester statement on increasing the Corporate Average Fuel Economy
• Tester tours Montana’s Stillwater Mine
• Tester raises concerns over state of infrastructure in Indian Country
• Tester launches online Haiti resource center
• Tester: Partisan politics getting in the way of common sense
• Tester statement on Goldman Sachs settlement
• Baucus, Tester: Missoula airport to receive $600k for new taxiway
• Tester bill turns up the heat on COOL
• “Deeply disappointed” Senators urge G.M. to reconsider Stillwater contract
• Senators, Schweitzer: Montana-Alberta energy line one step closer to reality
• Tester names Montana native as new Chief of Staff
• Senators ask President to let Montana boaters off hook by signing bill
• Tester: New website gives Montanans more power to take charge of their health care
• Baucus, Tester vote for final Jobs Bill, at least $626 million for Montana
• Tester bill gives disabled vets a ‘fair shake’
• Senate panel approves $2.8 million to assist Montana farmers and ranchers
• Tester: Senate has ‘historic opportunity’ to revamp Indian health care
• Baucus, Tester announce aid for Smurfit-Stone employees
• Baucus, Tester: City of Poplar to receive grant of nearly $3 million
• Tester statement on Billings tornado emergency
• Tester statement on the National Day of Public Service
• Tester: Veterans of new Iraq mission deserve same benefits as previous combat veterans
• VETERANS RECOGNITION DAY
• ARTIST TALK/PATRICK RUMMANS: BIRD ON A WIRE
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• Jefferson and Darby square off
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• Gun theft may be state’s biggest
• Gov knocks big pharma for shirking taxes
• Mount Helena Classic slated for Saturday
• His brothers’ keeper
• Leo Davis
• Big Sky Country: Griz hoping to get in Chase this week as No. 1, 2 meet
• Helena tourney to feature top golfer in state
• Curriculum revisions
• Brewers v Ogden
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• FWP: Grizzly attacks bow hunter in Gravelly Mtns
• Revised health enhancement curriculum
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• Make the right choice
• Montana Economic Summit
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• John (Jack) Howard Martinz
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• Most want lawsuit before high court
• Carroll defeats Eastern Oregon in football
• Messinger to unveil edits to proposed curriculum
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• Semi carrying cattle turns over on I-15
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• Carroll students sample SML
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• CC v Lewis-Clark State
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• Townsend looks for 2-0 start
• Helena heads to Hellgate with unbeaten record on the line
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• Hit man Clooney looks for exit
• Love by laptop: Holy Skypes!
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• Boulder festival serves up country, bluegrass
• Symphony to launch 56th season with Beethoven’s Ninth
• Volz, O’Connell receive POW honors
• Saints golfers trail Rocky by one shot
• Jefferson spikers top W. Yellowstone
• Matthies shines, but Capital's rally falls short
• Helena spikers stay unbeaten, top Big Sky in 3
• QB Wagner to return for Saints; Wahl out for season
• Cal Poly, UC Davis joining Big Sky Conference
• Brewers can’t secure playoff spot, fall in ninth
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• Newly ranked Carroll soccer wins 4th straight
• Helena trails more than mountain biking
• Walkin’ Jim Stoltz
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• List or no list, wolf killings set to expand
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• Careless and stupid: ‘Sorry’ doesn’t cut it
• What was the Forest Service thinking?
• Heads should roll
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• Dogs seized from Wibaux home on way to shelters
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• Carroll Football 2010
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• Brewers v Great Falls
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• ’Tis better to take than to give
• A sweet little girl with a nasty little condition
• Rehberg's Small Business Support Garners "Guardian" Award
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• Rehberg Introduces House Republican's Pledge to America to Montana
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• JeffCo man kills bear in run-in in garage
• Way Home fair for homeless slated for Friday, Saturday
• Montana journalism ‘giant’ dies at 76
• Missing gnomes likely taken from homes
• Two area bats test positive for rabies
• Small business of the year
• Rehberg Critical of Decision to Resume Spending on Whitetail Port
• Rehberg Receives Sixth National Farmers Union Golden Triangle Award
• Helena tweaks sex ed policy following criticism
• Project about a year off
• Authorities look into prostitution case in Helena
• Health curriculum revised
• Gazette opinion: A new, but proven, strategy for cost control
• Rehberg Statement on Anniversary of 9/11 Terrorist Attacks
• Funds for Libby health screenings, treatment on way
• Rehberg Urges BLM Director to Embrace Transparency with Visit to Montana
• Baucus calls for investigation into Bighorn River management
• Rehberg Urges Meth Prioritization in Federal Spending
• Business hot-shots tout US economy
• Butte to get high-tech jet-engine part plant
• International tourism has big potential, state told
• Mideast politics expert to discuss Iranian, Afghan instability
• Commission gives initial approval for land donation
• Disaster relief in a box
• The North Fork of the Flathead: The Gem of the Continent
• Baucus, Tester introduce bill banning mines in North Fork Flathead, with business leaders' endo
• Baucus, Tester will introduce legislation banning mining, energy development in North Fork
• Bill would boost conservation efforts
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• Senator emphasizes importance of health reform for rural Montana
• Roundtable looks to boost care for vets
• Rehberg Statement on BLM Climate Change Findings Related to Montana Leases
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• Scholastic Mountain Bike State Championship is all-Helena race
• DEQ seeks comment on water report
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• Endurance spoken here
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• Flood of emotions
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• Fresh look for band shell nearly complete
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• Ousted tea party leader seeks return
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• Rehberg Critical of House Democrat's Skewed Priorities
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• Poll: Teacher pay, quality are top public concerns with schools
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• MONTANA LANDSCAPE: The Eye of the Beholder
• September 2010 Newsletter
• Birds, Bugs and Beasts with Kathy Merrick
• Supersonic Heroes with Sondra Hines
• Supersonic Hero Costumes!
• Shutterbug with Kurt Keller
• Three recent rabies cases prompt new warnings
• Woman sentenced for exploiting elderly man
• Roundabout art
• Jennifer Li: Dramatis Personae
• Community workout aims to raise city's heart rate
• FWP probing fish kill on Madison tributary
• Stream reopens to boaters at Sluice Boxes
• Commission renews BID charter
• Supersonic Heroes with Sondra Hines
• Crash at Bowman’s Corner causes minor injuries
• Fugitives thought to be on run near Yellowstone
• Ancient buffalo jump discovered on Blackfeet Reservation
• Still standing
• Wheat's worth
• Helena church installs new pastor
• Brass in Blue to play at Memorial Park Aug. 16
• One man’s story of change
• Helena man accused of shootings will receive evaluation
• Logging lulls while bugs fly
• Rehberg hears locals’ concerns at meeting
• Pet of the week: Exotic beauty seeks long-term relationship
• Keep smiling, no matter what life dishes out
• Teens paint powerful pictures in Meth Project contest
• Man accused of beating wife pleads not guilty
• Vandals spray paint cars, signs
• Economists predict state cuts, low growth
• FWP approves Smith River changes; final deal may differ
• MacGregor to be sent to Warm Springs for evaluation; trial postponed
• Man's ear sliced in altercation at Wal-Mart parking lot
• Musical Theater Auditions: Helpful Hints and Reminders
• MacGregor claims involuntary intoxication
• Burglary, assault charges land man in jail
• Cooperative Health to host open house
• Parents get used to new PACE
• Solar tsunami of colors to hit Earth's atmosphere tonight
• Solar eruption causes rare aurora in sky
• FWP agrees to buy Spotted Dog ranch
• Bank’s new flagship building behind schedule, still in works
• FWP seeks comments on exotic species
• Experiences at DARE Camp
• Local music teachers changing their tune
• Tornado survivor recalls horror
• Landowners block off trailhead parking
• Canadian fires blamed for haze over Helena
• The big picture for small businesses
• Opening reception tonight for two Archie Bray exhibits
• Stampede parade celebrates 50 years
• Log Gulch boat ramp closed for repairs
• Demolition Derby returns to fair with a bang
• Man pleads not guilty to assault on wife
• Finding their way
• Economists give lukewarm picture of local economy
• Summer Orientation Program ‘opens up world’ for Helena participant
• FWP Commission mulls Smith River changes
• Brittany’s story
• Propane tank rolls down embankment
• Unneccesary Farce
• Chicago
• The Dragon Project with Victor Daniels
• Art Basics: Especially Printmaking with Phoebe Toland
• Helena Woodworkers Guild
• Shirley Kelley – Story Blocks
• Coming soon to the Held Family Hallway
• Miranda Howe
• Coco Bijou by Nicole Racicot
• Callbacks for Unnecessary Farce
• Recent Events:
• Recent 3rd Thursday Events:
• August 3rd Thursday
• Unnecessary Farce
• George Gogas
• Double Vision: PARTNERS IN ART
• july front page
• ARTIST TALK + WORKSHOP: Gary Rogowski
• OUTSIDE THE BOX: The Art of Wood
• MONTANA LANDSCAPE: The Eye of the Beholder
• Irene’s Gallery
• Jake’s Gallery
• Lindy Miller
• 17th Holter Art Auction & Gala a Huge Success!
• June’s 3rd Thursday
• Recent Events:
• Now Showing:
• July’s 3rd Thursday
• Laura Jo’s Gallery
• Aidan’s Gallery
• Carrie’s Gallery
• Student Gallery
• Sample Class Page
• Recent 3rd Thursday Events:
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• Nan Beck
• Elizabeth Bass
• Christopher Boyer
• Sheryl Bodily
• Wally Bivins
• Joanne Berghold
• Rudy Autio
• Lisa Autio
• Chris Autio
• Jean Albus
• 2010 & 11 Season Audition
• Kurt Keller
• Betsey Hurd
• Livezey
• Kathe LeSage
• Steven Young Lee
• Genise Park
• Bruce Park
• Olooney
• Olooney
• Novotne
• Davi Nelson
• Nancy MacDonald
• Luckey
• 2010 Holter Auction Art Works
• 17th Annual Holter Art Auction
• 36th Annual Youth Electrum
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• GodSpell Jr. Cast List
• Marie Watt – Forget-Me-Not: Mothers and Sons
• SPRING ARTWALK 2010
• May Newsletter
• 17th Annual Holter Art Auction
• Double Vision: PARTNERS IN ART
• May’s 3rd Thursday
• Family Day: Celebrate Armed Forces Day
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• About Scottie
• You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown Cast
• Guys & Dolls Cast
• Godspell Jr.
• Auditions for YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU
• Art Basics: Especially Printmaking with Phoebe Toland
• Drawing Studio: Let’s Draw Anything with Phoebe Toland
• The Dragon Project with Victor Daniel
• Mixed Media Portraits with Victor Daniel
• Picture This! with Kurt Keller
• Summer Classes for Kids of All Ages
• Use-Eums
• Fun with Fabric with Carol Montgomery
• Birds, Bugs, and Beasts with Kathy Merrick
• Supersonic Heroes with Sondra Hines
• Summer Photo Class Test
• April Newsletter
• March’s 3rd Thursday-Honoring Soldiers & Vets
• Recent Events:
• Wild West Shirt Company: Photographs by Marta Madden
• Josh DeWeese
• Joseph R. Crowley
• Renee’ Brown
• Coco Bijou
• Now Showing:
• John Andrew
• Philip Aaberg
• Double Vision: PARTNERS IN ART
• Glacier: Losing a Legacy
• Richard Buswell: Traces, Montana’s Frontier Re-visited
• 17th Annual Holter Art Auction
• Cast List: You Can’t Take It with You
• Youth Electrum
• Virginia Woolf: Press Room
• Rug Appreciation Day
• VIRGINIA WOOLF: Helena IR preview
• March’s 3rd Thursday-Honoring Soldiers & Vets
• VIRGINIA WOOLF press release
• Songs of Montana
• Rocky Mountain Theatre Festival
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• March/April Newsletter
• Scholarship Auditions
• Singin’ In The Rain Cast List
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• Joseph R. Crowley
• Recent 3rd Thursday Events:
• Looking to hit the ski slopes in Montana this winter?
• postcard needed
• Helena Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Festival Of Trees
• Western Rendezvous Of Art
• Agents become owners
• 48th Annual Last Chance Stampede And Fair
• Montana 4th of July 2009 Independence Day Events
• Workforce Housing Specialist Certification
• 28th Annual Helena Railroad Fair
• Montana St Patrick's Day Parades and Events for 2010
• Montana Thanksgiving 2008 - Turkey Day Events, Montana Food Banks
• St Patrick's Day parades and events for Montana

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