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These big eruptions spread tephra east into Montana, Alberta and Saskatchewan ... It was first summited in 1929 by Forest Service rangers Harry Bedal and Harold Engles, who then ensured no ...

In Montana, approximately 360 U.S. Forest Service employees have been given job termination notices by the Trump Administration.

In a largely symbolic gesture, the County Commission passed a resolution to voice its concerns, urge the Montana congressional delegation to advocate for reinstatements.

The decision follows a directive from the federal Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB), which on March 5 ordered the USDA to temporarily reinstate thousands of workers who lost their jobs ...