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Mobile diaper bank visits

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Tensions run high as libraries remain closed across the state

I just finished watching a webinar from the Montana State Library in Helena and to be honest I was rather surprised with a lot of the content. It seems the whole COVID-19 issue is affecting many around the state much the same.

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VA offers service to care for veteran’s caregivers

If you are a caregiver of a veteran, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers support for you.

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Education is your most powerful weapon

After spending a half-century of living her life in service to others as an educator, Dr. Janine Pease retired from Little Big Horn College last month. Pease, whose career started in sociology then moved into higher education, spent her last semester educator embracing the newest way to reach students — online learning.

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New local nonprofit takes aim at COVID

Ember Singer started unofficially started Biiluukè Strong in September 2018, primarily as a mentoring organization similar to Big Brothers and Big Sister of America.

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Another day in ‘fairadise’

This year’s Big Horn County Youth and Open fair poster contest winner is Kiana VanOrder of the Community Hustlers 4-H club.

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Serving the people

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Project Activate: Ankle Flexion

A recent column identified the basic elements of a strong walking pattern: good posture, strong ankle flexion and heel strike, balanced weight transfer, and proper stride length for forward, not side to side, movement. Take a moment to consider how well each element of your personal walking pattern is working to support your balance and agility.

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Limited services continue at library

I just got back from a meeting my staff and I had with the Big Horn County Commissioners. This meeting was to let us know of changes that were happening at the county-level. I was also an opportunity for us to let them know if we needed anything from them.