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  • Do you want fries with that mustang?

    A rider in the federal spending bill will end a 34-year-old ban on selling wild horses for slaughter

  • Do you want fries with that mustang?

    The writer hopes the West’s mustangs avoid conversion to horsemeat for the French

  • Boaters float for their rights

    In Colorado, a group of river rafters float the Lake Fork of the Gunnison in defiance of a landowner who has filed suit to stop them, part of a statewide struggle over access and ownership of rivers.

  • Protester starts her sentence

    Former teacher Joni Clark begins a 30-day sentence for tree-sitting in protest of Red Mountain Timber Sale in Colorado's San Juan Mountains.

  • Amax returns with a vengeance

    Cyprus-Amax is determined to start mining molybdenum near Crested Butte, Colo., despite local opposition which defeated the company once 20 years ago.

  • Paying 1 percent for place

    Businesses in the ski town of Crested Butte, Colo., have begun offering a 1 percent surcharge on purchases to buy more open space.

  • Bambi takes a hunter safety course

    The book "Stormy and The New Forest" by Tom Storm is reviewed.

  • Witness

    Witness: Endangered Species of North America uses photographs to draw attention to the Endangered Species Act.

  • Bigots in Big Sky

    Montana Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights issues report on hate groups.

  • Lawsuits may prey on wolf plans

    Both ranchers and environmentalists threaten to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over the way wolf reintroduction is being planned.

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