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Belgrade community members support Activities Director Toby Robinson at Belgrade school board meeting

BELGRADE — Belgrade community members came out in force Monday evening in support of Activities Director Toby Robinson, speaking passionately about his recent reassignment to a middle school physical education position. The meeting at City Hall was packed with people standing in groups at the back of the room and against

'Sense of brotherhood': 'The neo-Nazi and the Rabbi' talk breaking down barriers

An orthodox rabbi and a former skinhead gang member came together at Chabad Lubavitch of Montana on Sunday for a discussion some would not have thought possible. Rabbi Avrohom Perlstein and Cameron Hayes have seemingly nothing in common. Perlstein was born to two educators in Chicago and grew up in

Saxon's new ERA: 1914 Roadster traveling U.S. for women's rights stops in Bozeman

In 1916, two suffragettes set off in a Saxon Roadster to drive 10,000 miles across the county in support of voting rights for women. Now, 110 years later, a group of women advocating for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is following the basic route across the

Convening for the classics: Bozeman Area Auto Club connects antique car enthusiasts at Kountry Korner

John Earls inspected his spotless 1958 turquoise Chrysler 300D from the parking lot of the Kountry Korner Cafe. “I’ve been married and divorced in this car,” he said. Earls walked around the car, showing off the features — the button on the floor that changes the radio station, the cushy

'Finding solutions': Residents share traffic safety concerns after recent tragedies

“After Leslie and Elliott, people don’t know what to do,” Bozeman resident Courtney Johnson said. Johnson was speaking at a neighborhood safety meeting at Bozeman’s Fire Station 3 on Monday. The meeting took place just a block away from West Oak Street, where Leslie Brown was struck and

Bozeman, Gateway voters strongly back school levies; Belgrade barely says no

Voters in Bozeman, Gallatin Gateway and Willow Creek have supported general fund levies for their school districts, while similar requests in Belgrade, Manhattan and Three Forks ran into headwinds in Tuesday’s School and Special Purpose District Election. Bozeman voters passed both high school and elementary levies designed to increase

After three months, Gallatin County gets its third commissioner

Gallatin County is getting a third commissioner again after having only two since February. Ryan Finn, a code enforcement officer with the Belgrade Police Department, was announced Tuesday morning as temporary commissioner at a public meeting. Finn has been given 180 days of leave from his current position and will