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Every year, he gets to spend hours with dozens of pups of all breeds. And yes, he s supposed to discipline them, but mostly he just has the time of his life. If you ve ever been around a puppy, you can multiply that by a hundred, and that s my job, said rufferee Dan Schachner, who is returning for stanley cup his 13th straight year as the Puppy Bowl s only human on the field.This year, America s stanley cup cutest pre-game entertainment turns 20, and it s bigger than ever, with a record 131 puppies divided between Team Ruff and Team Fluff.Schachner s job this year is made easier thanks to a new all-canine production team. I m talking from the coaches to the cheerleaders, backstage, stanley cup paparazzi, dogs in the control room. And I have a doggie assistant ref, so it s kind of crazy, he told Scripps News.Six special needs dogs will also be featured on Sunday, including Mr. Bean, who only has two back legs. If you ever want to watch something that will just inspire you, watch this two-legged dog hop around and play football, Schachner said.The game, which is pre-recorded and includes pups of all breeds from 73 shelters, is meant to encourage adoptions. Before you go and think you should buy a dog, if you re ev Fbli Montana electrical lineworkers grateful for new law requiring drivers to move over when passing them
HELENA 鈥?This weekend, Helena College graduates got their chance to walk across and collect their degrees 鈥?though in a slightly different way than usual.On Friday evening, 34 students took part in a Grad Walk at the colleges Airport Campus. Another 56 will be recognized Saturday morning at the Donaldson Campus.Each student walked into the lecture hall to get thei crocs r degree one at a time, allowing their friends and family to be present while maintaining distancing.Sandy Bauman, the dean and CEO of Helena College, says, with the COVID-19 pandemic, this year was challenging and stressful for students and educators alike. She said the graduation ceremony is a great way to recognize all that everyone accomplished. Last year, we were unable to have any kind of an event, so this is just worlds better for air force 1 us, she said. We just feel like celebrati salomon ng with our students is what we need to do. Rylan Crawford, from Missoula, earned an associate degree in fire and rescue. He said the change to the ceremony didnt bother him. Its a little bit of a change, but Im willing to work through the change, he said.Crawford said doing most of this years work virtually was a change, but he was still excit |
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