AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHeritage: Gates dating to 1910 were stolen from Helena’s Home of Peace Cemetery, a historic Jewish burial ground established in 1867. The cemetery’s board says the theft is unsettling; police have been notified. Native Education: A Montana Native writer says schools must teach Indigenous history as living history, not a footnote. The state’s constitution and Indian Education for All law promise that education, but the writer says their own schooling fell short. History Through Sacajawea’s Eyes: A new account centers Lemhi Shoshone perspectives, describing Sacajawea as a young woman who knew the land and reconnecting her story to her people. Rural Care: Stillwater Veterinary Clinic in Absarokee is spotlighting the shortage of large-animal vets, with more than 500 U.S. counties reporting gaps in 2025. The clinic says recruiting people committed to rural communities—and making the work sustainable—are both essential. Arts: Carbon County’s Depot Gallery has two exhibitions on view through Nov. 15 and will host a watercolor workshop Nov. 7.
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