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Theyre beautiful but dangerous. Spotting a moose near you while hiking or camping can trigger panic but there are plenty of things you can do to stay safe if you ever meet a moose. I think the fatal flaw is when peo
stanley cup ple want to get out their phone, take a picture, and get way too close, said FWP Communication and Education Program Manager Morgan Jacobsen.In April, a video was posted on Facebook showing two men taunting a moose at a residential area in Big Sky.In the video you can see the men standing extremely close to the moose, getting closer and closer until one of them reaches out to touch it.It didnt end well as the moose begin to trample one of the men b
stanley cup efore the video ends. Moose can be very dangerous, said Jacobsen. They run fast, and they have powerful legs, so you certainly dont want to be in the way of that. Jacobsen says naturally, when folks see a wild animal, they want to snag a photo.But watching from a distance or a safe place can save you and the animal from being seriously injured.In fact, one man was camping in Big
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There were 187 new cases added to the total on the Montana Response COVID-19 tracking map on Saturday morning, and four new deaths reported. Yellowstone County reported the most new cases with 54, followed by Flathead County with 28
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air force 1 The total number of deaths associated with the facility is now five; click here for more information. The data below is from the official Montana website on August 29:TOTAL CASES RECOVERIES: Montana now reports 7,251 cumulative cases statewide, with 5,278 people recovered.HOSPITALIZATIONS: There are 128 patients hospitalized, an increase of seven from yesterday, and a total of 429 hospitalizations since the pandemic began.ACTIVE CASES: The state reports there are currently 1,869 active COVID-19 cases in Montana, an increase of 78 since yesterday s report.DEATHS: The cumulative number of deaths attributed to COVID-19 in Montana is 104; four new deaths were reported in the last 24 hours.TESTING: The numbe
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stanley cup y Jill Biden will travel to Hawaii on Monday after one of the deadliest U.S. wildfires in more than a century ravaged the island of Maui.The visit comes as Maui Mayor Richard Bissen said 850 people are still missing.Hawaii Gov. Josh Green said last week search and recovery efforts are expected to be at a stage that will allow for a presidential visit. In Maui, the President and first lady will be welcomed by state and local leaders to see firsthand the impacts of the wildfires and the devastating loss of life an
stanley cup d land that has occurred on the island, as well as discuss the next steps in the recovery effort, the White House said in a statement Wednesday. The President continues to marshal a whole-of-government response to the deadly Maui fires, and he has committed to delivering everything that the people of Hawaii need from the federal government as they recover from this disaster, the White House
stanley cup said.The wildfires have left parts of Maui 鈥?mainly the town of Lahaina 鈥?burned to the ground. More than 100 people are confirmed dead so far. County officials have begun identifying victims, and federal officials sent a mobile morgue with coroners, pat Wgup Employers exploring co-working spaces as post-pandemic office solution
HELENA 鈥?Governor Steve Bullock signed Hannas Act Friday, a law aimed at addressing what some have called an epidemic of missing and murdered indigenous persons.House Bill 21 authorizes the Montana Department of Justice DOJ to assist with the investigation of all missing persons cases, and requires the DOJ to hire a Missing Persons Specialist.The specialist will be responsible for managing th
af1 e State Missing Person Database and working with state, local, federal and tribal officials on those cases.The bill is named in honor of Hanna Harris, a Lame Deer woman found murdered on the Northern Cheyenne reservation in 2013.A companion bill, Senate bill 312, which creates a missing Indigenous person task force and grant money to create a net
adidas og work for tribes to identify, report, and find Native American persons who are missing has been transmitted to the governor, but has not yet
converse been signed.Previous:Attorney General Fox, U.S. Attorney Alme announce Joint Missing Persons TrainingHannas Act passes Legislature, goes to Bullocks desk Hannas Act revived in Montana legislative committeeBills on missing murdered indigenous women revived, linked in Montana LegislatureFamily members, advocate
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