Murder accusation, wastewater leak, special games

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Man who is charged with murder because he set victim to the Billing Trailer Park

Man who is charged with murder because he set victim to the Billing Trailer Park

Billings – a Billings man faces a suspicion of murder after he has supposedly put a man under drugs and brings him on fire in the Meadowlark Trailer Park.

Justin Hosey is charged with deliberate murder because of the death of a 62-year-old amputee.

According to the accumulation, Hosey informed an employee of the petrol station that he had bound the man and brought on fire after the victim had made an inappropriate remark about an underage girl.

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Wastewater lick causes health concerns in the Lockwood neighborhood

Wastewater lick causes health concerns in the Lockwood neighborhood

Lockwood – residents in a Lockwood district say that they are concerned about health risks in connection with a longer wastewater lick in a nearby alley.

Those who live near the Bluebird Street report that a bad smell and constant wastewater flow have been a problem for years.

A man said that he had blended to the Ministry of Health and the local heads of government without success.

The park's real estate management company did not respond to a request for comments.

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Athletes celebrate a special opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Billings

Athletes celebrate a special opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Billings

Billings – Special Olympics athletes cheered together in Mettrapark when the games are officially underway in Billings.

Organizers and athletes say that the opening ceremonies are the highlight of a year training and should take almost 1,000 athletes.

The Special Olympics in Montana State Summer Games will run through until Friday.

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