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The funding will go towards Kansas City area projects that aim to address food waste and landfill diversion.

Montana PSC directs North Star subdivision to loosen watering restrictions By: Jonathon Ambarian and last updated 2021-08-03 21:09:40-04 HELENA — A continuing disagreement between residents of a Helena Valley subdivision and their water provider made its way before the Montana Public Service Commission on Tuesday. After a lengthy meeting, the PSC directed North Star subdivision leaders to find a way to make more water available for homeowners to use outdoors. Commissioners said it was clear to them that the subdivision hasn’t been providing adequate water service to ...

By Christopher Harris Commonwealth Journal Apr 10, 2021 6 hrs ago Burnside Mayor Robert Lawson had much to share with the city council on Monday night’s meeting agenda — including an unfortunate update on a situation surrounding a deed that the city thought it owned but doesn’t. Christopher Harris I CJ “We’re finding out that deeds in this town are off.” And Burnside Mayor Robert Lawson isn’t sure who in the long-gone past is to blame for that, but “I’d like to dig them up.” The tongue-in-cheek quip...

Posted by Dana McCoy The Simpsons Farm originated in1904 in the Homebranch community by William Robert Simpson. They built their house in 1904; then started to pursue their lives in farming when William Robert purchased 89 acres of farmland. After the passing of William Robert Simpson, the farm was passed down to his son.  There are many hardships that come with being a farmer. During The Depression, the Simpson family lost 50 acres of the farmland, resulting in being left with 39 acres in total. Being a farmer was very different in that time period compared to the times we’re living in ...

A new community center for Burnside could be on the way within the next year if property issues can be effectively hammered out.