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Tourists catch rare winter sighting of black bear in Yellowstone National Park

Dec 9, 2024 | krtv.com | John Sherer

You can see a lot of animals in Yellowstone in the wintertime—bison, elk, wolves, and a lot more—but one thing you're not likely to see in the winter in Yellowstone is bears. “Most of them are in bed. They're not on the landscape moving around,” said Danielle Oyler with Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (FWP). But that doesn't necessarily mean that you shouldn't be carrying your bear spray at this time of year. “It was designed for bears, but it works on other large mammals as well,” said Oyler.
Montana governor, park superintendent clash over Yellowstone bison plan

Jul 29, 2024 | kpax.com | John Sherer

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — Yellowstone National Park recently published its bison management plan for the coming years this week to both praise and condemnation. Park Superintendent Cam Sholly is reacting to some strong criticism from Montana Governor Greg Gianforte. “This comes down mostly to population,” said Sholly.
Volcano scientist: Steam explosion that rocked Yellowstone geyser basin not uncommon

Jul 24, 2024 | kpax.com | John Sherer

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — A steam explosion rocked Biscuit Basin in Yellowstone National Park Tuesday morning. No one was injured, but some were frightened by the blast. Spectacular video of the explosion was posted to social media sites less than an hour after it happened, just before 10 a.m. Tuesday.
How the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Is Taking Its Music Beyond New York

Jul 12, 2024 | playbill.com | John Sherer

Although the name of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center might suggest that most or all of its activities take place on the Lincoln Center campus, in fact the majority of its concerts take place on tour. In addition to our mainstage programs in Alice Tully Hall and our other offerings (such as recitals and new music) in the Rose Studio, CMS artists are busy throughout the year performing all over the country and around the world.
Chamber Music May Be Defined By Its Smallness, But Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Is Making Some Big Offerings

Jul 10, 2024 | playbill.com | John Sherer

Chamber music, as a genre, suggests a smallness of scale. By definition, it is associated with intimate gatherings of a few musicians—originally in the home, later stepping onto the concert stage. The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (CMS) may sound, therefore, like an organization with relatively modest offerings, but in fact, it is far more capacious in its programming and activities than many would suspect.
$22 Million Yellowstone project increases safety at 'Golden Gate'

Jun 19, 2024 | newsbreak.com | John Sherer

A $22 million dollar grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation will pay for a major upgrade of the “Golden Gate” area in Yellowstone National Park. The narrow canyon topped by Rustic Falls opens to a wide-open view of a plateau leading to the park interior. Superintendent Cam Sholly said it’s a great welcome to the park for many people.
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Expands Summer Outdoor Concert Series

Jun 10, 2024 | playbill.com | John Sherer

As summer approaches, New Yorkers know a few things are coming. Days spent enjoying the city’s many parks or beaches. Weekend trips to Long Island or down the Shore. The US Open. Summer is also when many of the city’s cultural offerings step outside. On the right evening with a break in the heat, this can be very pleasant.
People line up for opening day at Yellowstone National Park

Apr 19, 2024 | kpax.com | John Sherer

WEST YELLOWSTONE — About 60 cars were lined up to enter Yellowstone National Park in West Yellowstone a half hour before the scheduled opening time of 8 a.m. on Friday, April 19, 2024. At the front of the line was West Yellowstone resident Jeff Peterson who said he arrived at the gate about 4 a.m. He said entering the park on the first day of the summer season is an annual ritual for him. He noted this is the third time he has managed to get to the front of the line.
Only preschool center in West Yellowstone saved by donation of building

Mar 25, 2024 | kpax.com | John Sherer

WEST YELLOWSTONE — A plan to ensure the financial future of the only preschool center in West Yellowstone was recently finalized. As the keys and deed to the Yellowstone Studies Center were handed over Wednesday morning, there were smiles all around. The Director of the Little Rangers Learning Center, Mia Bugajski, called the transfer, “amazing.”Little Rangers was in danger of closing this June due to a lack of funding.
Yellowstone National Park bison shipped to Fort Peck Reservation

Feb 18, 2024 | kpax.com | John Sherer

Yellowstone National Park recently sent 116 bison to the Fort Peck Reservation in northeast Montana. In a video released by the park, bison can be heard noisily bolting from the back of trailers at Fort Peck after a long ride from the park. “You can just imagine these animals that were born in the wildness of Yellowstone, then moved into a corral for the last, in this case, last 300 days. Now they've just been on a truck for 500 miles,” said chief Yellowstone bison biologist, Chris Geremia.