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Legislators propose to cut 2 tribal health jobs from department of public health and human services - Vimarsana News

Legislators propose to cut 2 tribal health jobs from department of public health and human services

Lawmakers proposed to cut two tribal health positions within the Department of Public Health and Human Services. Gov. Greg Gianforte opposes the cuts.

Lawmakers propose cuts for 2 tribal health jobs in Department of Health and Human Services - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers propose cuts for 2 tribal health jobs in Department of Health and Human Services

Lawmakers proposed to cut two tribal health positions within the Department of Public Health and Human Services. Gov. Greg Gianforte opposes the cuts.

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Resolution supporting St. Mary Diversion repair passes Montana House - Vimarsana News

Resolution supporting St. Mary Diversion repair passes Montana House

Resolution supporting St. Mary Diversion repair passes Montana House Transmitted to Senate; congressional delegation expresses support   Courtesy photo/File photo The site where work is being done in late August on Drop 5 of the St. Mary Diversion and Conveyance Works next to the North Fork of the Milk River is seen from overhead. The Montana House of Representatives unanimously sent to the Senate a resolution urging authorization of funding and work to repair "the lifeline of the Hi-Line." The bill, with primary sponsor Rep. Casey Knudsen, R-Malta, and 23 other sponsors including Rep. Jona...

Windy Boy Native language bills progressing through Legislature - Vimarsana News

Windy Boy Native language bills progressing through Legislature

State Rep. Jonathan Windy Boy, D-Box Elder, said several bills on Native language education are moving through the Legislature including one of his

'Inequalities are glaring': Sen. Susan Webber, others reflect on society on MLK Day - Vimarsana News

'Inequalities are glaring': Sen. Susan Webber, others reflect on society on MLK Day

'Inequalities are glaring': Sen. Susan Webber, others reflect on society on MLK Day Keila Szpaller, Daily Montanan © AP A large portion of the estimated 5,000 who listened intently to Dr. Martin Luther King, arrow, lower right, from Sproul Hall, University of California administration building in Berkeley, California, May 17, 1967. Dr. King reiterated his stand for non-violence and urged that young people support a peace bloc that would influence the 1968 elections. Susan Webber taught Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have A Dream” speech in her American government clas...

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