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Less than two months into her new job as director of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Montanan Tracy Stone-Manning said Friday she’s determined to help lead the beleaguered agency in a new direction – both for energy development and long-term preservation of the nation’s public landscape.
Less than two months into her new job as director of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Montanan Tracy Stone-Manning said Friday she’s determined to help lead the beleaguered agency in a new direction – both for energy development and long-term preservation of the nation’s public landscape.
Less than two months into her new job as director of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Montanan Tracy Stone-Manning said Friday she’s determined to help lead the beleaguered agency in a new direction – both for energy development and long-term preservation of the nation’s public landscape.
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Queen City features artist Lanelle Christman A new art show, âTime Out of Mind Chakra Soul Music,â features local artist Lanelle Christman at Queen City Framing & Art Supplies during June. Finding inspiration in music and yoga, Christman uses her art to express her love of both through mixed-media and digital art fusion. Music and mandalas are a major theme to be found in her art work, as well as the bright colors of the chakra and their meanings in relation to the subject of her pieces. Christman dedicates her painting practice to her grandmother with whom she painted as a young ch...