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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Treasure hunt time: Circle Square 2nd Hand has been Missoula’s buy, sell, trade staple since 1969, packed with antique furniture, quality wood pieces, cast iron, instruments, and vintage stereo gear that actually lasts.
Treat yourself, Missoula: Bernice's Bakery is baking from-scratch goodness with coffee to match, plus cupcakes, pastries, pies, and cakes worthy of any celebration, all with a focus on quality, freshness, and supporting local businesses.
Local splash therapy: This week, when the kids are antsy or you need a brain-off float, Splash Montana delivers with three-story slides, a lazy river that veers into a wild branch, zero-depth play and the kiddie Grizzly slide, plus The Lake for honest-to-goodness lap lanes.
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The five stories Missoula readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
A new development in Missoula, Montana, plans to include a Whole Foods Market as the main tenant at a new Whole Foods market.
Full story at nbcmontana.com ↗
Basecamp, a popular coffee shop in downtown Missoula, announced its closure on Oct.
Full story at montanakaimin.com ↗
Some Montana hospitals have implemented visitor restrictions due to flu and respiratory illnesses that continue to send patients to the hospital.
Full story at fairfieldsuntimes.com ↗
Missoula is set to welcome a new commercial development, Midtown Market, which is expected to bring retail improvements to the Midtown Commerce area.
Full story at montanatalks.com ↗
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