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At left is a photo of a horse and cowboy competing during the World Famous Miles City Bucking Horse Sale, held annually on the third weekend in May. It is Miles City's banner event. See BHS link on the right. Star photo by Steve Allison

Updated May 9

Ribbons of returning troops coming down
Six of the wooden yellow ribbons on the light posts along Main Street have been taken down permanently. The area military personnel for whom the ribbons hang in tribute have returned home.
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Hawaii rep visits Miles City, promotes Obama
Congressman Neil Abercrombie of Hawaii, a senior member of the U.S. House of Representatives and Chairman of the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Air and Land Forces, was a keynote speaker at the Custer County Democrats’ Jefferson-Jackson Dinner, held Saturday night at the Elks Lodge.
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U.S. rep weighs in on war, policies
Many people attending the Democrats’ Jefferson-Jackson dinner on Saturday night said they’d never heard a speaker more inspiring than Congressman Neil Abercrombie of Hawaii. Abercrombie was in Miles City over the weekend, representing the Barack Obama campaign.
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MCC graduation, pinning this week
The 68th annual Miles Community College Commencement Exercises and the Nurses Pinning Ceremony will be held at Miles Community College this week.
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River official: Summit, local work progressive
A Yellowstone River official told a federal official that he thought last week’s River Awareness Summit was the most progressive event done for the Yellowstone River.
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Scheid, Wagner keep board seats
Incumbents Bob Wagner and Fred Scheid were re-elected to the Miles City Unified Board of Trustees, unofficial results from Tuesday’s school election showed.
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Donkey reward up to $3,775
There have been several calls to the Crime Stoppers hotline regarding the recent shooting of several donkeys, and the reward is up to $3,775, but as of yet no tips have led to an arrest.
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Co-op sees widespread outages
More than 900 rural electric customers are out of power after the snow storm that swept through the area Thursday night.
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