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Scientists are working to save lives, not impinge freedoms
I would like to propose a thought experiment about Covid testing related to who gets tested, how often they get ...
Letters to the editor Jan. 20
Letters to the editor Jan. 20
Montana businesses need protection from COVID-19 liability
Montana, along with the rest of the US, has suffered through almost an entire year filled with the devastating COVID-19 pandemic.
Letters to the editor Jan. 18
Letters to the editor Jan. 18
Commissioners must make wise Health Board appointment
The American Public Health Association was founded by a group of physicians in 1872 at a time when scientific advances were helping reveal the causes of communicable diseases, according to the organization’s webs...
Letters to the editor Jan. 17
Letters to the editor Jan. 17
What we learned about Sen. Daines during Capitol riot
Politicians, by nature, are calculators, oddsmakers, bettors, bookies. They bet on winning and losing all the time.
Readers sound off on Capitol attack and aftermath
Readers sound off on Capitol attack and aftermath
Flathead Food Bank well-positioned for the future
The Flathead Food Bank recently purchased the space it has occupied at the Gateway Community Center in Kalispell for many years.
Letters to the editor Jan. 14
Letters to the editor Jan. 14
Letters to the editor Jan. 11
Letters to the editor Jan. 11
Letters to the editor Jan. 10
Letters to the editor Jan. 10
Gianforte’s new plan for masking, vaccines
Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte took the reins of is new post in Helena this week, and his first order of business was the raging COVID-19 pandemic.
A tale of two systems
From the cluttered old attic that is my memory I remember that “Stability is possible without freedom, but freedom is not possible without stability.”
The four factions
I’ve had the honor of serving the past four terms in the Legislature. It’s now possible that everything that I worked to pass over four terms is now about to be undone; Medicaid expansion, human rights, water rig...
Montana state parks cap busy year
As one of the most challenging years in Montana history comes to a close, we want to call Montanans’ attention to the important role our state parks and fishing access sites have played during the COVID crisis.