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Phillips County Commissioner Richard Dunbar recently traveled to Washington D.C. with other Montana commissioners to talk about the Keystone XL Pipeline. Pictured are, l to r, Carl Seilstad of Fergus County, Commissioner Dunbar, Richard Westerdale, U.S. State Department's Bureau of Energy Resources, John Ostlund of Yellowstone County and Todd Devlin of Prairie County.
Last Friday, President Donald Trump announced that his administration had approved the Keystone XL pipeline which starts in Alberta, Canada - and runs through five Montana counties including about 24 miles into the northeast corner of Phillips County - and ends in Steele City, Neb.
"TransCanada will finally be able to complete this long overdue project with efficiency and speed," President Trump said during a Friday press conference. "We're working out the final details as we speak. It's going to be an incredible pipeline, greatest technology known to man or woman. And frankly, we're ver...
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