Letters to the Editor
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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 ...
A dangerous game with democracy
Whatever grudging respect I had for U.S. Senator Steve Daines has been obliterated by his stunt of joining 11 other Republican Senators to question the validity of the 2020 presidential election. His motives myst...
Letters to the editor Jan. 4
Letters to the editor Jan. 4
End of a career
December was a bittersweet month for me as an outgoing legislator
This Republican is leaving the federal GOP
I can no longer vote GOP at the federal level. It really has come to this.
Letters to the editor Jan. 3
Letters to the editor Jan. 3
Humbling privilege serving as Montana’s Governor
As any parent knows, time is more often measured by the milestones of our children than our own lives.
Kindness, grace and resiliency in 2021
I am not a big New Year’s resolution person. However, this year I resolve to live with kindness, grace and resiliency in everything that I do and I ask you to join me.
Wolverine lawsuit is not really about the wolverine
I read Kianna Gardner’s article in the Dec. 15 issue of the Inter Lake and thought it might be misleading to those who don’t understand the politics of the situation.
Letters to the editor Dec. 31
Letters to the editor Dec. 31
Alternative overlooked for Bigfork Senior Center
Having read the recent article by MacKenzie Reiss Dec. 13 about possibilities for a new facility for the Bigfork Senior Center it seemed to me Shane Jacobs, the architect representing A & E Architects did not eva...
We don’t need a Christmas miracle, just leadership
With the arrival of the holiday season this year, the cardinal rule in Montana shines brighter than ever, like the star on top of my Christmas tree: We help our neighbors and community in trying times of need.
Leave it better than you found it
As I wrap up my four-year term as your state auditor, I’m reminded of a common lesson Montana parents teach our children: leave things better than you found them.
2021 will bring hope, healing and prosperity to Montana
Fellow Montanans, I’d like to extend my warmest Christmas and holiday wishes to you and your loved ones.
Tourism is the little engine that can
As with many tourism businesses in the Flathead Valley, we were not sure if we were going to make it earlier this spring and summer.
Letters to the editor Dec. 20
Letters to the editor Dec. 20