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Fuel shortage causes airport delays

Fuel shortage causes airport delays
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San Antonio refinery to lay off entire workforce — but hope for employees remains

Skip to main content Currently Reading State filing says San Antonio refinery to lay off entire workforce - but new operator says most workers retained FacebookTwitterEmail 1of12 Workers gather by fractionation towers at the Calumet Refinery, Monday, Jan. 11, 2016. The refinery’s operator, Lazarus Energy Holdings, said it was laying off the facility’s workforce come February, though they may be re-hired.Jerry Lara /San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreShow Less 2of12 Workers check the frames at Calumet Specialty Products Partners refinery on South Presa St. Thursday morning April 2, 2015.William Luther /San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreShow Less 3of12 4of12 Concrete bases for new storage tanks are seen at Calumet Specialty Products Partners refinery on South Presa St. Thursday morning April 2, 2015.William Luther / San Antonio Express-NewsShow MoreShow Less

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Dual enrollment pays dividends for Great Falls high school students

Dual enrollment pays dividends for Great Falls high school students Great Falls College Communications, Great Falls Tribune © Photo taken by Megan Jean Photography Great Falls High senior Madi Nowakowski will graduate from high school this spring with 54 credits thanks to dual enrollment. It doesn’t take a lot of detective work to find the benefits of taking college classes while in high school, according to Great Falls High senior Madi Nowakowski who will graduate with 54 college credits when she finishes high school this spring. “It’s really helpful, especially if you want to go to college in Montana after graduation,” she said. “At least get your core requirements done. It will save you so much time and A LOT of money. Like a lot, especially if you can get scholarships. I’m on scholarships, and I’m not paying for my classes. The only thing I sometimes pay for is textbooks.”

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