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Roadless Rule has failed our forests
Every year, wildfires destroy nearly 100 million trees across our national forests. These losses aren’t just an en…
Mansfield’s stance on Vietnam took courage
In response to Bob Brown’s column (What’s the point of being a senator if you don’t have guts, June 26):
Letters to the editor June 30
Letters to the editor June 30
Letters to the editor June 29
Letters to the editor June 29
Slow your roll for worker safety
Orange barrel season is in full bloom with major road construction projects underway across the Flathead Valley.
Board of Housing marks 50 years of supporting the American Dream
Many of us can vividly recall our first apartment rental experiences.
Public land goes back on the chopping block
The radical notion of selling off public lands is back. And this time it seems that only the Congress can stop the giveaway of America’s heritage to private in…
Flathead Lake users need predictability in water level
Much has been written and said about the Energy Keeper’s management of the water in Flathead Lake during the last three years of their controlling the outflow …
What’s the point of being a senator if you don’t have guts?
More than half a century ago, when I was a young, enlisted man stationed at the Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington D.C., I contacted former Montana Senator Burton K. Wheeler.
Letters to the editor June 26
Letters to the editor June 26
Letters to the editor June 24
Letters to the editor June 24
Two-step plan to raise lake level through Labor Day
Ideally, Energy Keepers Inc., the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, and the federal regulators need to take two additional simple proactive steps to ensure the Flathead Lake level is maintained at 12 inches …
Letters to the editor June 23
Letters to the editor June 23
Switch to mail ballots will boost Kalispell turnout
Voters in Kalispell municipal elections will now receive their ballots exclusively by mail.
Congress must act to help the new postmaster general pull USPS back from the brink
The United States Postal Service is on the brink of a self-induced collapse.