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John Todd
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Publisher, Rio Linda Messenger
Rio Linda
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Environment, ParentingHealth, Human Interest Travel, Gift Guides Nutrition, Entertainment Plant-Based Food, Decorating
non-fiction
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By Frank Szollosi, Whitney Tawney, John Todd Verified| Montana Standard Verified What is it about the Last Best Place? Is it the evening light that paints our mountains golden, the tug of a wild trout, or the vastness of our prairies and the wildlife they hold? Whether you’re a fifth-generation grain producer or a new resident in a suburb, we can all agree: Montana is worth saving. But as our state grows and more people arrive, that’s getting harder. Subdivisions encroach on working lands, access gates block hunting grounds, and parks and public lands face more pressure.
By John Todd Verified| Nub News@ Jesmarie's Painters is a group of local amateur artists, who paint in a variety of media and range from beginners to experienced artists. We meet every Monday afternoon at St. Thomas' Church Hall, Wells. Every year, we hold an Exhibition of our works in The Cloisters of Wells Cathedral and this year, the dates of the Exhibition are between 8 and 19 July 2024. Our group of talented artists are all local residents and are proud to display their works of art in such a wonderful setting.
By Frank Szollosi, Whitney Tawney, John Todd Verified| Montana Standard Verified What is it about the Last Best Place? Is it the evening light that paints our mountains golden, the tug of a wild trout, or the vastness of our prairies and the wildlife they hold? Whether you’re a fifth-generation grain producer or a new resident in a suburb, we can all agree: Montana is worth saving. But as our state grows and more people arrive, that’s getting harder. Subdivisions encroach on working lands, access gates block hunting grounds, and parks and public lands face more pressure.
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Rio Linda Messenger
Rio Linda, United States