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Michelle Sare - Feature Interview
Public health nurse Michelle Sare had just arrived in Haiti last January 12th, when the earthquake struck. She had gone there to teach a class at a Haitian nursing school but ended up treating the victims of the earthquake. Sare is CEO of Nurses for Nurses International, based in Hall, Montana, and also teaches at the MSU School of Nursing. This summer she went back to Haiti for three weeks to teach a public health course at that country’s only nursing school. In this feature interview, Sare talks with News Director Sally Mauk about how different this trip was, than the one she took in January: Michelle Sare Feature Interview from 08/17/2010[MP3]. Missoulian Column
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Fire Season 2010
Here are Web links and phone numbers which can be used to get up-to-date information about fire season in the Northern Rockies, including restrictions and closures, and local air quality. [more]
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Montana Evening Edition and Special Featue Interviews On Demand
Montana Evening Edition newscasts and special feature interviews are now available online after midnight the day of the broadcast. [more]
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