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Sign up for the free Missoula This Week newsletter and stay in the loop on Missoula city government, public school meetings, business news and upcoming entertainment and events. Good morning. In this edition, we learn more about a new transitional housing program aimed at helping families leaving shelter. We also have the latest on the fate of the former Whittier Elementary building on the Northside and when and where to learn about how Missoula County is preparing for wildfires. But first, a weather preview ☀️ This weekend’s forecast includes cooler temperatures with mostly dry conditions ahead of a potentially wet week, according to the National Weather Service’s Missoula office. Friday will be mostly cloudy with a high near 50 degrees. Saturday will be similar, with a slight chance of rain. Sunday should be mostly sunny with a high of 50 degrees.

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