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Fugitive cow remains at large
ButteNews.net
A fugitive rodeo cow remains on the loose in Alaska's Far North Bicentennial Park.
She goes by the name of Betsy, and despite numerous sightings, she is still a free woman.
Her owner Frank Koloski is exhausted from searching, but remains hopeful, the Washington Post reports.
Betsy has been on the lam since Father's Day weekend last year.
Netflix raises prices
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You'll pay a couple bucks more per month for the Neflix standard plan, Reuters reports.
AMC signs lease and Love's gets permits
ButteNews.net
AMC Classic Butte 6 has signed a three-year lease to remain in Butte Plaza Mall, and Love's Travel Stops has received permits to break ground on a new facility near Ramsey, Montana, a knowledgeable source at the courthouse said.
Montana workers affected by government shutdown
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Montana is one of the states hit hardest by the shutdown. 7,200 Montana workers are federal employees impacted by the standoff between Congress and the Executive Branch.
3,700 of them work in the ag sector, and 2,000 work for the Dept. of Interior. The Indian Health Service employs 700 workers in Montana, the Washington Post reports.
Refund delay expected
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It's likely that your tax refund will be delayed this year. The IRS has only 12 percent of its staff on the job because of the government shutdown, national news outlets report.
