Oil pipeline spills "up to 50,000 gallons" into Yellowstone River

Yet again, there has been an oil spill in the lower Yellowstone River in Montana.  I guess the Missoulian Newspaper feels this is less important than all of the other bullshit they put in their Breaking News banner at the top of their webpage.  Hmmmm?

Stock footage of an oil pipeline (obviously not the Lower Yellowstone) provided by the Missoulian

Remember the nasty Exxon oil spill in July 2011 near Laurel?  Well, now we've got some more oil in the river, this time near Glendive.  Here's a link to the Missoulian article.   

"FWP boat inspections have nabbed illegal fish transfers"

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This story just in from The Missoulian, check it out.  Have you been stopping at the mandatory boat inspection stations?  I have and I'm glad they are there.  Don't be a dumb redneck, city slicker, or dude.  Bonk your exotic fish before you transport them around the state.