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Who still works at the Chronicle, anyway?

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By Jack Reaney
| Bozeman Daily Chronicle Verified
If you’ve entered the office of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle in recent years, then you noticed the mismatch between the number of desks and the number of desks occupied. The Chron’s unused square footage echoes its proud pre-Titanic history as Bozeman’s longest-standing news source, but print newspapers have been handed a different role in American society among a chaotic and crowded media landscape. So there’s a lot of empty space in the Chronicle’s office along West College Street.
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BSOA making moves to improve road, bridge funding systems

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By Jack Reaney
| Explore Big Sky Verified
By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR The Big Sky Owners Association believes local transportation infrastructure is deteriorating, lagging behind Big Sky’s population growth and real estate development. For that reason, the organization is stepping up to improve the network of rural improvement districts which collect funds for neighborhoods’ eventual road maintenance needs.
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Lone Peak graduates 27 seniors from Class of 2026

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By Jack Reaney
| Explore Big Sky Verified
By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR On Sunday, May 24, Lone Peak High School celebrated the Class of 2026 with a ceremony full of reflective, encouraging and humorous speeches. Big Sky School District Superintendent Dr. Dustin Shipman began thanking families, friends, teachers and the Big Sky community for fostering student success. He encouraged students seated in Lone Peak’s gymnasium to seek challenges and live beyond their comfort zones.
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