After enduring nearly four months of uncertainty, furloughed Blackjewel coal miners started to trickle back into work at two Powder River Basin mines Monday evening, on the heels of the sale closure between the bankrupt employer and a new operator.
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All but two council members, Steve Freel and Kenneth Bates, supported discussing plans for the building at the council's Nov. 5 meeting.
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