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Beetle, Shifty and Dogsy: Nicknames in Butte provided safety, identity and a sense of humor

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By Keely Larson
| Montana Public Radio (Missoula, MT) Verified
Butte, Montana has been known as a city of nicknames. It’s been called The Mining City, The Richest Hill on Earth and Butte America. But the penchant for nicknames goes deeper, all the way to the individual person. To counter gigantic families, various ethnic neighborhoods and to just have a laugh, many Buttians (another nickname) from the 1900s to the 1930s used nicknames all over the place. The nicknames’ tone really varied. Some were not very nice. Some were ethnically or racially motivated.
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Montana Arts Council seeks applicants for new creative programming for older adults

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By Keely Larson
| Montana Public Radio (Missoula, MT) Verified
Front Row Center Host Keely Larson sits down with Monica Grable, arts education director with the Montana Arts Council, to talk about the council's Creative Aging Initiative and new opportunities to develop arts programming for older adults in Montana. The Montana Arts Council was awarded funding from the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, which will allow the council to bolster its Creative Aging Initiative.
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International Ballet Stars brings Sleeping Beauty to Great Falls, Missoula

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By Keely Larson
| Montana Public Radio (Missoula, MT) Verified
Front Row Center Host Keely Larson talks to Ekaterina Yachmennikova, producer of International Ballet Stars’ North American tour. International Ballet Stars has been touring across the East Coast for 10 years and continues to add stops, including in Montana. On April 21 and April 22, International Ballet Stars brings a performance of Sleeping Beauty to audiences in Great Falls and Missoula, respectively.
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