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Hospital chaplain with ties to Butte returns to the community

Rev. Kama Hamilton Morton, a new full-time chaplain at St. James Healthcare, has strong connections to Butte, growing up there and attending school before leaving for years. She recently returned to the community with her husband and cat and is excited to be back. Rev. Morton also reflects on how the Star Wars films parallel themes of rebirth found in faith traditions, such as Christianity, and encourages people to embrace hospitality, compassion, and community.

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Four Nurses Recognized for Outstanding Mentorship with Mary Dean Nurse Preceptor Award

Four nurses in Montana were honored with the Mary Dean Nurse Preceptor Award for their exceptional mentorship of student nurses. The award was established by the family of Mary Dean, a beloved nurse at St. James Hospital who passed away in 2020. Nursing preceptors play a crucial role in transitioning nursing education into practice and positively impacting student nurses' experiences. The award aims to honor Mary's life and positively impact nurses in Montana, while also strengthening relationships between preceptors and the University.

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ARCO 'saddened' over fatal helicopter crash in Anaconda

Josh Bryson, a representative from the Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO) in Butte, expressed the company's grief over the fatal helicopter crash in Anaconda last month. The crash occurred while Justin Price, contracted by ARCO, was spreading fertilizer along the hillside using a suspended spreader. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident.

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