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PNS - Wednesday, September 20, 2023 - Some GOP state election officials are pushing back against disinformation, President Biden urges the U-N General Assembly to continue supporting Ukraine, and Pennsylvania celebrates National Voter Registration Day by enacting automatic motor-voter registration.
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PNS - Wednesday, September 20, 2023 - Experts say Medicaid expansion is vital for Alabama's health, and economy; new tactics to combat misinformation on the internet; GOP fails to forward government funding stopgap measure.
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The Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives Brown Bag Lunch Series welcomes Dr. Pat Munday to speak on Our Lady of the Rockies. Our Lady of the Rockies (OLR) is a ninety-foot-tall statue of the Virgin Mary overlooking Butte, Montana, from its perch high atop the Continental Divide. OLR began as a plan for a small, private altar. With the collapse of Butte’s copper mining economy, unemployed miners rallied around the idea of building a major shrine to the Virgin Mary that would help restore the city’s culture and economy. In the popular account, OLR is a uniquely local undertaking reflecting the community’s character and pride. Yet OLR is far more than this, for it taps into a rich vein of cultural and spiritual tradition. Attend to learn more on Dr. Munday’s views pertaining to Our Lady of the Rockies and the earth as female pervaded in early Western civilizations.
The Brown Bag Lunch will begin at noon and run about an hour at the Archives, 17 W. Quartz Street. Coffee and water will be served, and guests may bring a sack lunch. For more information, please call the Archives at 406-782-3280.
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PNS - Tuesday, September 19, 2023 - Majority Leader Chuck Schumer rejects a short-term House plan to fund the government and Democrats move to suspend Senate rules to speed their funding bills. Meanwhile, California Democrats want to take Trump off the ballot.
