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According to The World Forum, there are 1.2 billion youth in the world aged 15 to 24. They comprise 17% of the world's population and 40% of the world's unemployed. As summer begins here in Montana, the the unemployment rate for youth age 16 to 24 ranges from 14% to just over 22%.

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The Missoula business community has come forward to replace the trees damaged or destroyed by vandals last weekend.

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It seldom happens, but when it does the Missoula City Fire Department mobilizes in a big way. Trench rescue training was conducted on Thursday afternoon at the city gravel yard at Rodgers and Shakespeare streets.

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The Missoula City Council on a vote of 10 to 2 this week, passed the budget for the upcoming fiscal year, according to City Finance Officer Brent Ramharter.

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Montana State Republican Party Chairman Will Deschamps said Wednesday that the real enemy of the party is not inside, but outside. Deschamps was referring to reports about the schism in the GOP that became more apparent during the recent legislative session

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Former University of Montana law professor Rob Natelson said on a KGVO radio talk show in Missoula on Tuesday, June 4, that he believed he was targeted for two audits by the Montana Department of Revenue after publicly criticizing then Governor Marc Racicot.

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Out to Lunch in Caras Park is a Missoula tradition, and will launch its 28th season on Wednesday, June 5.

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Cindy Umphrey, 50, is in the Lake County jail on $250,000 bail after a weekend methamphetamine raid at a residence in Pablo.

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Record-setting Montana Grizzly wide receiver and kick returner Marc Mariani is back at spring camp with the Tennessee Titans, after suffering a gruesome compound leg fracture in August of 2012.

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The fire on May 29 that killed dozens of pets, including dogs, cats, chickens, cockatiels and other animals was caused by a candle that caused other combustibles to burn, causing over $45,000 in damage to the home, injuring two human residents, as well.

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