BILLINGS, Montana - The head of Montana's wildlife agency has given preliminary approval to a plan calling for 74 bison from Yellowstone National Park to go to billionaire...
I know that when fans read in Paste Oct '06 that The Decemberists' Colin Meloy and Carson Ellis would put out a children's book "about a talking cat who lives in turn-of-the-century Butte, Montana," many people stopped uploading greenscreen...
by Mike Dennison, for the Billings Gazette State Bureau HELENA – The Montana Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld parental rights for a Missoula woman who’d been part of a same-sex couple that cared for two adopted children, saying she’s entitled to joint custody of the kids. Supporters of the 6-1 decision hailed it as a victory for all [...]
HELENA, Montana, October 7, 2009 ( LifeSiteNews .com) - Montana's highest court has ruled that a married woman must give up full custody of her adopted children to a former lesbian lover who sued for parental rights. Barbara Maniaci , the adoptive mother of a 9-year-old boy and a 6-year-old girl, ended her ten-year relationship with Michelle Kulstad in 2006. Maniaci adopted the boy in 2001, and the...
Montana's Supreme Court yesterday upheld a ruling by a Missoula, Montana district court judge last October, awarding custody rights to Michelle Kulstad. Kulstad had raised two kids with her partner Barbara Maniaci for nearly a decade. The kids were legally...
Professor J. Wansbrough reviewed my first book in the distinguished journal, Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies , University of London, Vol. 41, No. 2 (1978), 368-369. TZVEE ZAHAVY: The traditions of Eleazar ben Azariah. (Brown Judaic Studies, No. 2.) xv, 365 pp. Missoula, Montana : Scholars Press for Brown University, [1977]. $7.50. La scuola di Neusner merits special attention...
New York City's tallest building - the Empire State Building - is glowing red and yellow to honor the 60 th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party. If you're the cadres, that's supposed to be fantastic news, a sign that they have finally arrived as an institution that can be accepted and celebrated. Now, New Yorkers and Americans can look at the skyscraper and marvel at the oceans of blood spilled...
American democracy at its finest: Irrational fear, prejudice, edible pets as hobby farm, extreme rights demands, philosophy, romanticism, arbitrary limits, obvious restrictions, and all nicely stewed in (of all places), Missoula, Montana. . From: Terrierman's Daily Dose To order the book. web site.
Today, President Obama annointed a new 'Compensation Czar'. This afternoon, fellow editorial staff member Jared Sulzdorf and I were discussing the oddity of using the term 'Czar' considering the last really prominent person to hold this title was Nicholas II. He was assassinated. Nevertheless, we have a new Czar and a post on the story it's one of today's 10 best. Obama Introduces 'Pay Czar' and 'Say...
Half an hour before a small plane crashed in Montana, killing all 14 aboard, the pilot requested a change in course from Bozeman to Butte. Why remains a mystery.
Investigators said Tuesday that a pilot's change of course shortly before his plane nose-dived into a Butte cemetery, killing all 14 aboard, has emerged as a potentially crucial factor in the crash.
Flying at 25,000 feet, pilot Buddy Summerfield requested the diversion from Bozeman to Butte half an hour before the single-engine Pilatus PC-12 crashed at the edge of Butte’s airport Sunday. Seven children under the age of 10 were among the 14 killed.
Shredded metal, pieces of propeller and a seat cushion are among the few discernible items at the scene of a single-engine plane crash in Butte, Mont., that killed all 14 people aboard.
Three couples and their children -- relatives of a Redlands dentist and family friends -- are among the dead. Reporting from St. Helena, Calif., Redlands and Butte, Mont. -- The plane that suddenly nose-dived into a cemetery in Montana this weekend killed three young California families bound for a ski vacation, including two sisters, their husbands and their five children.
BUTTE, Mont. (AP) Dr. Irving �Bud� Feldkamp was at the entrance of the ultra-exclusive resort where he planned to spend the week skiing with his children and grandchildren when he got the call from his nephew.