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Cycling, Wine, and Men: A Midlife Tour de France

Billings book author talks about wine, France — and men — at Yellowstone Art Museum

Reading goes Wild with new Montana library program

The Montana State Library and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks are pleased to announce the Ready 2 Read Goes Wild! trunk program. This provides childcare providers, preschoolers, early elementary educators, parents and caregivers, and libraries an opportunity to share language, literacy, learning, and nature with some of Montana’s youngest citizens, children from ages 3 – 7 years old.

Fisherman missing in Glacier National Park

Searchers looking for missing fisherman in Glacier National Park

Grizzly attacks bowhunter

Grizzly attacks Kalispell bowhunter near Ennis

Deer, elk populations improving for hunters in northwest Montana

The outlook for deer and elk populations in northwest Montana’s Fish, Wildlife and Parks Region One is improving. According to FWP Region One Wildlife Manager Jim Williams, the relatively mild winter of 2009/10 has resulted in good survival of young animals, which bodes well for this and future hunting seasons.

Busy days for grizzly bear biologists, wardens

Five grizzly bears have been captured in northwest Montana in the last week after the bears had ranged close to residences. With more people living in grizzly bear country, captures are part of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Park’s response to a large number of bear reports over the past two weeks. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is continuing to trap for a grizzly bear getting into garbage around Columbia Falls north of the railroad tracks, and for a grizzly bear that has been killing chickens in the Ferndale/Foothills Road area.

Montana Grizzlies lose in thriller at Eastern Washington

Taiwan Jones ran for a career-best 221 yards and a touchdown in No. 18 Eastern Washington University''s 36-27 win over the University of Montana Grizzlies in front of a record crowd at red-carpeted Roos Field. The junior's 72-yard touchdown brought the Eagles back from an early 14-0 deficit, and his running keyed a late drive to a Mike Jarrett field goal, putting the Eagles up 30-27 with 4 seconds left.

Rehberg out to change the way Endangered Species Act works

Rep. Denny Rehberg, R-Mont., has drafted legislation to amend the Endangered Species Act to allow for the delisting of gray wolves in Idaho and Montana.

First snowfall of year comes to Glacier National Park

Alpine Section of Going-to-the-Sun Road Temporarily Closed Due to Snow; Road to re-open as soon as weather and conditions permit

Grizzlies drop to sixth in national rankings

The Montana Grizzlies football team (1-1) was knocked from the top spot down to No. 6. Villanova, last season's national champion, took over the No. 1 ranking, where the Wildcats began the season before a loss to Temple.

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