Letters to the Editor
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Let’s celebrate our libraries
In the Flathead Valley, we have a standout public library system and staff which we should celebrate and hold de...
Letters to the editor Jan. 17
Letters to the editor Jan. 17
Letters to the editor Jan. 16
Letters to the editor Jan. 16
Commission should be ‘firm but fair’
Growing up in Dillon, my Dad would offer up one liners as life lessons.
Mr. Smith and the filibuster
One of the great motion pictures of all time was the 1939 Academy Award blockbuster directed by the legendary Frank Capra called “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.”
What the debate about grizzly bears teaches us about politics
This week, while watching an online panel about grizzly bears, I noticed something that encapsulates a larger issue in this country.
Letters to the editor Jan. 15
Letters to the editor Jan. 15
Trustees making irresponsible decisions
I am emailing you to express my concern about our currently appointed library trustees, specifically Doug, Heidi and David. These trustees are making irresponsible decisions that are harming the integrity of our ...
Mountain Gateway a catastrophic wildfire risk
On Tuesday, the Whitefish mayor and City Council will be asked to approve or deny the Mountain Gateway planned unit development, consisting of 318 housing units and a commercial “island” at the junction of the Bi...
Reject Gianforte’s political grizzly bear petition
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte has submitted a petition to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) to remove Endangered Species Act protections from grizzly bears in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem (NCDE)...
Letters to the editor Jan. 13
Letters to the editor Jan. 13
Letters to the editor Jan. 10
Letters to the editor Jan. 10
Letters to the editor Jan. 9
Letters to the editor Jan. 9
Keep our utilities accountable to the people
The Public Service Commission and Northwestern Energy (NWE), have made news, again, and yet again, for something done to — and not for — Montana.
Alternatives to bigger jails aren’t a partisan issue
If you know someone is a Republican or Democrat, then you might assume you know exactly where they stand on whether local jails need to be expanded.