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LIFESTYLE LETTER

AUGUST 2020 PUBLISHER

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Our Little Ones WHEN YOU THINK OF AUGUST, WHAT COMES TO MIND? Does it conjure up images of a family vacation? Maybe camping, boating, or taking that cross-country road trip with Aunt Edna? Perhaps August means family barbecues, bike rides or time at the pool?

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No matter what August brings, it is a safe bet that our children and pets are a

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large part of our plans. That is why we dedicate this month to the younger family

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members in our midst, both the two legged and the four legged.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE AUGUST 2020

FEATURES 08 A Melody of Music and Imagination The Always Be Creative Band believes in empowering young minds and fostering imaginative thinking

12 Cozy Spaces for Pets Comfortable, Functional, and Chic Options for Furry Family Members

20 Winning Combination ONE Fitness Focuses on Fitness and Good Conversations with Young Athletes

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24 Local Limelight: Keatin Hertz The future is bright for this young scientist

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12 DEPARTMENTS 4

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Giving Back

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GIVING BACK

a melody of music and imagination

THE ALWAYS BE CREATIVE BAND BELIEVES IN EMPOWERING YOUNG MINDS AND FOSTERING IMAGINATIVE THINKING.

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MUSIC IS A LANGUAGE THAT EVERY-

with our 16-year-old daughter, Seryn, and

ONE UNDERSTANDS. It can connect,

24-year-old stepson, Kevyn. We are busi-

inspire, and entertain people of all ages and

ness owners, community leaders, public

backgrounds. When implemented in the

artists and lovers of all things encouraging

education of children, music can transcend

to Billings culture.”

the typical constraints of verbal communi-

Brian is also vice-president of a family

cation and instruction. In 2009, Brian Epley

owned business, “Superior Concrete”, an

founded The Always Be Creative Band for

industry which affords him three to four

Kids as an outlet for his own love of music

months off during the Montana winter. This

and a means to share that with children. At

“down time” inspired him to pursue his pas-

the time, his own daughter was entering her

sion for music.

pre-K years.

In 2017 the band partnered with pho-

“I have always loved music, played in local

tographer and filmmaker Jessica Jane

original music bands, and have found so

Hart, incorporating as the Always Be

much joy in making music with my friends,”

Creative Organization.

begins Brian, current director for Always Be

“Together we have been visiting schools

Creative. “The band started writing ‘kids

and community events, providing hands-on

rock music’ with my friends and family. We

learning experiences, playing concerts, and

then developed a 30 minute classroom

conducting cool physics and photography

experience that could be performed for

experiments,” explains Brian. “The band has

school children, beginning in my daughter’s

always been composed of myself and local

classes. News spread, since we also happen

educator Mike Galt on drums. In true ABC

to know many teachers and administrators

form, he is a childhood friend I have been

in the Billings area. Pretty soon, our pedigree

playing music with for almost thirty years.

was growing exponentially.”

And since 2016 we have included Pete

The goal of The Always Be Creative Band

Bolenbaugh as well on bass. He is the exec-

is to engage children with music through

utive director of Wise Wonders Science and

a fun, active, enthusiastic delivery. Brian is

Discovery Museum.”

now the Executive Director of The Always Be

While the band performs for a variety

Creative 501(c)3 Organization (est. 2017). He

of audiences through community events,

plays guitar, sings lead, and writes songs for

they have a special place in their hearts for

the band. As a Billings native, he takes pride

little ones.

in his local community.

“We absolutely love K through 5th grade,”

“I was born and raised in Billings, have

Brian says. “Their imaginations are very

been married to my wife Kerry for 15 years,

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GIVING BACK (CONTINUED) open and in their creative prime! We have played assemblies, carnivals, block parties and classrooms at the following schools: Lil Rascsal’s, Montesorri, Boulder, Washington, Park City, McKinley, Broadwater, Lewis and Clark, and RMC.” Their resume also includes events such as Alive After 5, ZooMontana, Strawberry Festival, Harvest Fest, Saturday Live, and RMC Hogwart’s Ball, to name a few, as well as numerous concerts and birthday parties. While music is the band’s primary focus, their repertoire for the classrooms encompasses a wide array of interactive, creative and stimulating activities. “Our activities include interactive 30 minute musical classroom experiences, interactive hands-on STEAM classroom activities, such as sticking electrodes into fruit to make a piano out of things that conduct. Also, musical games, such as xylophones that we deconstructed and made into a pitch guessing game in a box with peer to peer playing power and many skill levels.” Brian describes question and answer sessions the ABC Band has conducted with high school students and songwriting discourses they have held with junior high students. During a four day “Girls and Guitars” camp in Red Lodge, their group taught Girl Scouts age 7-17 how to play guitar, with the final day culminating in the girls playing a concert with the Band. The ABC Organization has also received grants which resulted in projects like the ‘Flower Gongs’ outside Wise Wonders and an upcoming “Painting With Light” installation. “Our focus is to inspire creativity in children and adults by facilitating hands-on learning

opportunities

throughout

the

community,” concludes Brian. “Our aforementioned Musical Flower Garden is the first in a long line of upcoming projects with such partners as Oasis Water Park and BSEDA’s recently adopted Coulson Park Development Plan. It is our belief that artistic and scientific engagement can spark valuable creative thinking and problem solving skills that are vital to maintaining a strong and resilient community.” alwaysbecreative.org 10

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“OUR FOCUS IS TO INSPIRE CREATIVITY IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS BY FACILITATING HANDS-ON LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY.”


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RENOVATE & REFINE

COZY SPACES FOR PETS COMFORTABLE, FUNCTIONAL, AND CHIC OPTIONS FOR FURRY FAMILY MEMBERS

ARTICLE STEPHANIE HOWER PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

PETS ARE FAMILY. Sharing your home with a furry friend is a treasured experience, as they bring love and joy to our lives. Yet, sharing the furniture with a feline or canine companion might be a different story. Which means, pets need their own safe spaces to feel comfortable and get cozy within the home. For those hesitant to simply toss an unsightly blanket in the corner or a cumbersome dog bed in the living room, there are a number of stylish, convenient, and functional ways to make your home more comfortable for your pet, while maintaining your chic home decor. UNDER STAIRS KENNEL OR DOG HOUSE Dogs require their own, private, safe space. Kennels and dog houses are often found outside, but what happens when weather or living situation prevent them from being outdoors? It is important to have 12

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Under Stairs Kennel or Dog House

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RENOVATE & REFINE (CONTINUED)

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sonal space. This option takes advantage of a mostly unused space and creates an ideal, aesthetically pleasing addition that your pet will love. NOT YOUR AVERAGE DOG BED Dog beds come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and styles. Coordinate your pet’s cozy bed to fit the style of your home. Choose something that is functional and comfortable for your pet, yet doesn’t need to be shoved into a corner when guests visit. CABINET DRAWER FOOD STATION Dog bowls can be an eye sore and an inconvenience. Customize a cabinet drawer to conceal food bowls and keep them out of your way when navigating the kitchen. Raising food bowls off the ground can even have digestive benefits for larger dogs and make eating easier. WALL MOUNTED CAT SHELF Feline friends deserve their own special space, too. Since cats are always keen on climbing, give them a specific spot to climb and perch in, rather than all over your furniture. They can jump, climb, perch, and rest in style. Wall mounted cat furniture comes in a variety of styles and shapes to suit your home (and pet’s) needs. Chic shelf, or cat perch...who can tell? UPGRADED DOG HOUSE In this case, being in the dog house is actually a good thing. Additions such as a shaded porch area, raised dog bowls, stained wood, extra large living quarters, and roof shingles, elevate your dog’s outside shelter into an eye-catching part of the backyard. 14

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“BE THE PERSON YOUR DOG THINKS YOU ARE” IS NOT ONLY THE TITLE OF C.J. FRICK’S BRILLIANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOK BUT IT’S JUST PLAIN GOOD ADVICE. As pet owners, we know our furry buddies need quality food, water, shelter, love, and play. We want to give them the very best of each but what if we don’t know what “the best” is? Or worse, what if we think we’re giving them the best but we’re not? Josh and Holly Allen found themselves in a similar situation in 2008. At the time, Holly was working as a Veterinary Technician in Bozeman. Her clients would often ask her to recommend a high-quality food, one devoid of harmful chemicals. She couldn’t in good conscience, recommend any that she knew of. Around that same time, Josh and Holly adopted Jericho, a sweet papillon with Addison’s disease and other health issues. Holly found herself in the same boat as her clients, desperate to find puppy food that would aid in healing and not contribute to his health problems.

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DEE-O-GEE IS YOUR BEST BET FOR A HEALTHY PET


The research began. By attending trade shows and

Every pet owner knows it’s essential to provide your

pounding the Google pavement and eventually opening

dog or cat with essential grooming but it’s not always easy

up their own business that can fill this hole in our pet care.

to do that at home. Whether we don’t know how, don’t

This is the genesis of Dee-O-Gee. What started out as a

have the right equipment, or just don’t have the time, it

small natural pet store out of Bozeman has since grown to

can be a daunting challenge. Dee-O-Gee takes the guess-

include a second location downtown and has expanded to

work out of this. Each location has professional grooming

a Billings, Kalispell, and most recently a Missoula location.

services. Some locations also provide D-I-Y grooming

Dee-O-Gee is an independent Pet Supply and Services

stations complete with different size tubs, all-natural sup-

Boutique. What that means is that you will only find holistic,

plies, towels and dryers.

nutritional, and highly researched food and supplements here.

“It’s so fun to watch families and couples come in to

For example, you’ll find Super Snouts Joint Power Green for

use the D-I-Y tubs” said Josh. “There will be water and

dogs and cats which is composed of 100% New Zealand

soap everywhere!” He also mentioned that newly adopted

green lipped mussels or various CBD products to help your

puppies receive a free wash.

pet calm down. You’ll also see that that the cats’ wall of canned food is two to three times bigger than the dogs’. “That’s because cats can be really picky,” said Josh. It’s important to find what works for each feline. Dee-O-Gee’s bakery case full of hand-crafted treats will make your own

“It ’s so fun to wa tch f amilie s an d co up le s come in to use th e D- I-Y tub s.”

mouth water. In addition to food and supplements, Dee-O-Gee carries a wide-array of toys and gear that also promote locally

As if providing food, treats, toys, and grooming weren’t

made products. One such company is West Paw, made in

enough, Dee-O-Gee also provides day camp for dogs and

Bozeman, which creates toys for play, chewing, cuddling,

requires that each Day Camp staff member be certified in

or challenging your dog. The company offers a “Love It

Pet First Aid and CPR by Pet Pro Hero.

Guarantee” with all of their products. Another great com-

A lot has changed in the Pet Market Industry since

pany out of Missoula is Flyvines, which makes dog collars

2008 when Josh and Holly started this business. Pet Care

out of recycled fly lines.

Revenue has jumped from $42 billion a year to $70 billion, CONTINUED >

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PLAY HARD, TREAT WELL (CONTINUED)

proving that pet care is not only on the rise but also recession proof. Superstores seem to be everywhere and name brand foods are now in mainstream grocery stores. Yet according to Josh, “the Independent Pet Industry is very small and family oriented. You really get to know your manufacturers.” In fact, a lot of the products independent stores like Dee-O-Gee sell are not found in bigger stores. They come from smaller brands, committed to smaller stores. Sales and demand aren’t the only thing that have changed. As the Josh and Holly’s family grew, it was no longer ideal for their family to travel state wide to their various locations. So Josh and Holly did what they do best: navigate a need and make it better. They revamped Dee-O-Gee into a franchise, allowing trusted business owners to bring their select skills to the table. Five locations is impressive but Josh and Holly are nowhere near finished growing. They continue to look for quality franchise owners that can demonstrate and live Dee-O-Gee’s core values. Those values are Community, Respect, Excellence, Authentic, Team and intEgrity, or C.R.E.A.T.E for acronym sake. 18

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“Yappy Hours” is just one way each location contributes to the betterment of their own town. It usually pairs a non-profit and a brewery together in store to raise money and create connection amongst the pet community. Knowing manufacturers

personally

and

supporting

Montana companies ensures that every product is 100% authentic. According to Josh, Dee-O-Gee also wants to foster a “team-centric, healthy culture for you and your dog” which means getting you outside and active together. “Play hard and treat well” is his motto and what a good one to have.

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE “I HAVE BEEN A PERSONAL TRAINER AND GROUP FITNESS INSTRUCTOR FOR 22 YEARS,” BEGINS CHERIE STRAUS, OWNER OF ONE FITNESS. “I am certified through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) as

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ONE FITNESS FOCUSES ON FITNESS AND GOOD CONVERSATIONS WITH YOUNG ATHLETES

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“MY BIGGEST JOY IS WATCHING SOMEONE OVERCOME OBSTACLES AND ACHIEVE SOMETHING THEY NEVER THOUGHT POSSIBLE.”

obstacles and achieve something they never thought possible.”

For children of all ages, it’s important to move everyday. Fitness

Cherie’s ultimate objective is to elevate everyone who enters her

can be implemented as a way to condition for a sport, prevent inju-

gym by motivating and encouraging them.

ries, have fun, and develop a lifelong habit which will promote good

When it comes to young athletes, Cherie believes in talking to them about more than just exercise. Combining fitness and good conversation makes for a winning combination. “I like to talk to kids about what attitudes help you make the team, how to be a good team player, and how to deal with failure and pressure.”

mental and physical health. “Depression is a growing problem in our youth population,” Cherie adds. “Exercise and friendship are a huge help! We grow better in community.” onefitnessmt.com

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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE (CONTINUED) WORKOUT IDEAS COURTESY OF ONE FITNESS

01.

SQUATS Great lower body exercise Stand with your feet about hip width apart. Bend your knees and extend your hips backward as if you are going to sit back into a chair. Keep your knees behind your toes and weight is back on your heels. Keep your chest and head up. 3 sets of 10 reps to start

03.

AEROBIC EXERCISE - RUNNING - SPEED AND AGILITY DRILLS

All athletes need to be running - either sprinting or endurance running (long, slow distance) depending on their sport Speed and agility drills should also be implemented. Ladder and hurdles can be used - but so can tape/chalk on a driveway - something to get your feet and brain moving quickly. Running 20 minutes, 3 days per week to start (Either sprints or endurance) Ladder Drills High knees, Side High Knees, “In/In, Out/Out”, Hopscotch 10 minutes 2-3 days per week to start 22

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LOCAL LIMELIGHT

THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT FOR THIS YOUNG SCIENTIST, A TEEN WITH AN INVENTIVE, INQUISITIVE, AND INTELLECTUAL NATURE.

L O C A L L I M E L I G H T: K E AT I N H E R T Z ARTICLE STEPHANIE HOWER | PHOTOGRAPHY OLUANAI PHOTOGRAPHY

FRESHMEN KEATIN HERTZ HARBORS A LOVE FOR

addition to discussions with airline professionals, he has

SCIENCE WHICH HAS FUELED HIS ACADEMIC AND

attended aviation camps, controlled and flown airplanes,

PERSONAL PURSUITS, LEADING HIM TO REMARK-

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ABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS. From Eagle Scout to hon-

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tine last spring.

a big heart. An aspiring pilot, he knows his future career path will require an understanding of physics, one of his favorite subjects (the other is math).

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Yet, an online course isn’t the only way Keatin occupied his time during the nationwide quarantine. “During the pandemic, I made masks because I like helping people,” he says. “In 5th grade I was in a STEM

“I love experimenting because I am a very hands on

club that made prosthetic, 3D printed hands…I loved it and

learner,” Keatin explains. “I make an effort to talk to as

wanted to do it again. This year I had the same teacher that

many pilots and airline workers in as many fields as

I had in 5th grade. She started 3D printing masks and gave

possible to ensure this is the field I want to work.” In

them to me to assemble and distribute. I ended up putting

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together just over 100 masks.” He also delivered lunches to students unable to reach food sites during the COVID-19 crisis and delivered Easter baskets to his neighbors. Keatin is often finding ways to give back. As a STEM student officer through STEM Yellowstone he volunteers at community events, and he volunteered with “Reading Rocks” this summer. “I also love playing and singing music,” he adds. “Music is a science. I created a robotics guitar during the pandemic that I am able to play. I am in a rock band as lead singer and guitarist, but have also played the upright bass, percussion, electric bass, keyboard, and I have sang on stage since I was two.” His other interests include skiing, backpacking, traveling, flying, and playing Xbox. At the National History Day Competition he won state and will be participating in the national competition. Keatin attends Billings Senior High School.

“I MAKE AN EFFORT TO TALK TO AS MANY PILOTS AND AIRLINE WORKERS IN AS MANY FIELDS AS POSSIBLE TO ENSURE THIS IS THE FIELD I WANT TO WORK.”

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