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t Arts Networkis presenting the ourth concertin the 2013-14 Big Sky Series: TeChinook Winds.

Chinook Windsis the resident windquintet o the GreatFalls SymphonyAssociation. Teyare active perormers

who present concertsand interactiveschool shows orcommunities aroundthe Northwest.Members o the ChinookWinds are recent graduatesrom world-renownedconservatories and proud tocall Montana home! Te Chinook Windshave been perormingthroughout the regionsince 1992, both asa non-traditional

woodwind trio and nowas traditional wind quintet.Teir perormances have beenpraised or their excellent choice oliterature, technical proficiency andwonderul artistry.

Tis proessional quinteteatures Norman Gonzalas on flute,Dr. Useon Choi, clarinet, MelaniePozdol, oboe, Elizabeth Craword,bassoon, and Mike Nelson on renchhorn. Te groups biographies

Big Sky Series brings us Te Chinook Winds

contain an impressive array omusical degrees rom around theU.S. Te Chinook Winds is adelightul group to watch as theyspread their knowledge and love omusic throughout the Big Sky State! Tis concert will be held at theGlasgow High School Auditoriumon Monday, March 24th at 7:00p.m. ickets are available at the

door: $15/adult, $13/Senior(62 andup) and $10/student.

Te Big Sky Series is madepossible in part by the MontanaPerorming Arts ConsortiumPresenter Development Programwhich is supported by grants romthe National Endowment or theArts, Montana Arts Council, anda legislative grant rom MontanasCultural rust.

While the Scotty track & eld teams are already making

use of the track and setting up their pole vault & longjump pits yesterday, Coach Tim Phillips lls the athletes

in on the following next few days due to

practicing indoors. But theyre already wthe past few seasons as far as outdoor p

The funky hat award goes to.... Coach Nelson!

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Te nationwide increase in identiy thef has ledto a jump in raudulent tax returns, making tax raudone o the astest growing crimes in the country. Teseraudulently filed reund requests contain fictitiousand stolen identity inormation. Te Montana Department o Revenue has seena dramatic increase in the number o raudulentreturns in the last couple o years because o the risein identity thef. So ar this tax season, the departmenthas intercepted about 80 raudulent state incometax returns and stopped approximately $143,000 in

raudulent claims or tax reunds. In tax year 2012, the department discovered979 raudulent returns and prevented $783,000 inraudulent reunds. Tat number took a big jump overtax year 2011, when we intercepted 142 raudulentreturns and prevented $227,000 in raudulent reunds. axpayers can reduce their chances o havingtheir identities used in tax raud by filing their taxes asearly in the tax season as possible. Not only do you receive your tax reund asterwhen you file early, but by filing early you reduceyour chances o becoming a victim o tax raud,said Montana Revenue Director Mike Kadas. Tedepartment is vigilant about stopping raud and wecan work together with taxpayers by giving raudsters

less time to tr y to steal your money. Identity thef is now the most reported crime inthe country. Identity thieves can live anywhere, steal key pieceso your personal inormation, and file a raudulenttax return in your name, said Attorney General imFox. Our Office o Consumer Protection is availableto help Montanans arm themselves with inormation

so they can protect their identities and thmind.

For more inormation about guaridentity thef and what to do i you tbecome the victim o the crime, pleaseMontana Department o Justices Office oProtection at (800) 481-6896 or (406) 4visit https://doj.mt.gov/consumer/oridentity-thef/ Since the beginning o tax season, tRevenue Department has processed ab

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