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When Traci Isaly started making the figures more than a decade ago, she didn’t give them bones. She made them largely from found organic materials — leaves, grass, moss. “One

Lewis and Clark historian Norm Miller presents “In the Wake of Discovery: Traveling the Lewis and Clark Trail by Canoe and Foot” at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 11 at the Yellowstone Gateway Museum.

Through images and narration, Miller reflects on a journey that he made in the wake of Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery during the famous expedition’s bicentennial in 2004.

He paddled up the Missouri River, hiked overland across the Rockies and paddled to the Pacific Ocean, a museum news release said.

When her children were young, she taught them to read and for the last almost 20 years she has tried to help parents do the same thing.

Miscese Gagen has been tutoring area children since the early 2000s including ones from Court Appointed Special Advocates or CASA, which is an organization for children in foster care.

Gagen said she began tutoring because she saw how students would struggle with school and that is because they struggled with reading and math, the fundamentals of learning.