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Musician glad to be in Billings

By ANNA PAIGE - For The Outpost

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For Billings musician Steve Brown, there’s no place like home. After a stint in California, Brown returned to Billings in July 2009 with a renewed sense of hometown pride.

“(Billings) is unlike anywhere else. California is a fun place to visit, but life is so much more enriching when you can see people that you know all the time, rather than ignore the people next to you in the checkout line.”

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Cans fight hunger

By JENNIFER MOLK - For The Outpost

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It is called the most unusual food charity event in the world, and it is coming to Billings for the first time ever.

Canstruction is an annual international competition that brings together architects, engineers and students to design a structure strictly out of cans of food. Once constructed here in Billings, those cans of food will be donated to the Billings Food Bank to feed the homeless and those in need.

Dr. Karen Beiser of Rocky Mountain College is spearheading this year’s inaugural event in Billings, with the aid of dozens of area architects, engineers, and faculty members and students from Rocky’s rival down the street, Montana State University Billings.

“Both colleges within a few days of each other approached us to do this project and we’re just delighted that the two universities are doing this as a team effort,” said Sheryl Shandy, executive director of the Billings Food Bank. “Hunger and homeless are never a turf issue.”

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