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A cryptic letter – written in Norwegian, mailed from France and addressed to a long-dead person – makes for a crackling mystery
Down at the Missoula Cemetery they call it the “loser card letter.” It popped up in the mail the week before Halloween, postmarked Oct. 15, 2009, from France, and addressed to a man who died in 1912.
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Big Sky denied: Defending champ Bruins too much for Eagles
HELENA - If winning high school football games constitutes a business plan, then business is booming here in the Capital City.
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Glass creations at Missoula Artists' Shop infused with meaning
Like many Montanans, Barbara Dillon has noticed the apparent signs of global warming. An avid fly-fisher and cross-country skier, she notices the changes in snowpack and river levels around her home in Big Sky.
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Erik the Griz: Junior safety Erik Stoll has stepped into some big shoes at strong safety
Erik Stoll makes it clear from the start: Playing against the Idaho State Bengals, for whom he began his college career, isn't a big deal to him.
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PostNet offers free résumé, fax services for job seekers
The latest labor data shows Montana's unemployment rate has ticked upward this fall, from 6.6 percent in September to 6.7 percent in October. At the Missoula Job Service, the scarcity of new offers for job seekers is at an unprecedented low. And nationwide, the unemployment rate last mont…
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