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The specialty Beaver Creek Park license plate seen here has generated more than $2,800 in revenue for Friends of Beaver Creek Park in its first year of sales.
One year after the creation of a license plate commemorating Beaver Creek Park - and in the 100th anniversary of the recreation area's formal dedication - the funding foundation for the park has seen a significant boost in revenues from sales of the plate.
Anastasia Burton, spokesperson for the Montana Department of Justice, said last week that sales of the license plates, which went on sale Jan. 31, 2015, had generated $2,820 in revenue for Friends of Beaver Creek Park.
A $30 donation to Friends is included in the purchase, and yearly registration, of the license plates.
Lesley Zellmer,...
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