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Free science education program for Montana kids sees funding cut by DOGE

  • A Missoula science program, SpectrUM, recently had two federal grants cut.
  • The Department of Government Efficiency cut funding citing priority misalignment.
  • The two grants totaled $500,000 supporting staff and outreach.
  • Director Alex Sobin stated, "The biggest issue is the loss of staff funding."
  • The program will seek more community support and continue all activities.
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Missoula science museum faces federal funding cuts from DOGE

MISSOULA, Mont. – The spectrUM Discovery Area, a science museum backed by the University of Montana and located in the Missoula Public Library, is facing financial challenges due to federal funding cuts.

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Helena Independent Record broke the news in Helena, United States on Friday, April 25, 2025.
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