HST in the News

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HST in the News

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For anyone interested, here are two short articles attached from the Mammoth Times about our search for Matthew Greene, unfortunately HST got misspelled, even in the updated article, but we all know who they are referring to. :nod:
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E-EDITION 9-10(1).pdf
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Nice going Maverick!


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Nice going Maverick!
Nah, nice going to the people who attended :thumbsup: , a lot of hours was spent searching the glaciers and fall zones on Ritter/Banner.
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Re. the spelling, some spell check software is so ruthless that it will not allow alternative spellings no matter how hard you try. Being a newspaper, they may be using such a program. OTOH, they may have been more worried that readers would think they can't spell than worry they'd offend you.
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Maverick, kudos to you and all the other volunteers for your efforts.
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Nice work!
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