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02/08/2026

02/08/2026

02/05/2026

Court orders and repeated legal pressure forced officials to replace all 11,000 lead service lines, restoring safe water to tens of thousands of properties.

A decade of resident activism turned accountability into infrastructure.

02/05/2026

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Drink Tea Slowly — The Lost Art of Stillness in a World That Rushes Everything — Laozi

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In a world addicted to speed, productivity, and constant noise, this ancient reminder cuts straight through the chaos: drink tea slowly.
Not as a ritual. Not as a habit. But as a rebellion.

Tea is simple. Yet when taken slowly, it becomes a mirror.
The warmth exposes impatience.
The silence reveals restlessness.
The taste unfolds only when the mind stops running ahead.

This image is not about tea.
It is about presence.
About learning again how to stay instead of escape.
How to sit without scrolling.
How to breathe without seeking results.

Stillness is not something you achieve.
It is something that appears when you stop interfering.

That is why this teaching feels uncomfortable today.
Because a slow cup of tea asks for something radical: your full attention.

If you can drink tea slowly, you can live slowly.
And if you can live slowly, you may finally taste what peace actually is.

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Attributed to Laozi, founder of Daoist wisdom, whose teachings emphasize simplicity, naturalness, and effortless presence (wu wei). This quote reflects Daoist essence rather than literal scripture.

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01/27/2026

01/24/2026

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01/24/2026

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Montana is the only U.S. state with a constitutional mandate requiring public schools to teach and preserve Native American history and culture. This commitment comes from Article X of the Montana Constitution and is carried out through a statewide initiative known as Indian Education for All. The mandate recognizes that Indigenous nations are not just part of history, but living communities whose cultures, languages, and contributions remain vital today.

The policy ensures that all students, Native and non-Native alike, learn accurate and respectful representations of Indigenous peoples. Lessons are developed in collaboration with Montana’s Tribal Nations, helping prevent stereotypes and historical erasure while centering Indigenous perspectives. This approach emphasizes sovereignty, cultural continuity, and the deep historical ties between Native nations and the land now called Montana.

More than a curriculum requirement, this mandate reflects an ethical responsibility. It acknowledges past injustices while affirming that understanding Indigenous history is essential to building mutual respect and informed citizenship. Montana’s model stands as an example of how education can move beyond omission—creating space for truth, accountability, and cultural respect in the classroom.

01/24/2026

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01/24/2026

The world-first law aims to reduce the risks children face online, but critics fear it may not work.

01/24/2026

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