Letters to the Editor
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Montana is not a pumpkin
October is here, leaves are falling, and perhaps Montanans should not be surprised that the Montana Democrats on...
Letters to the editor Oct. 17
Letters to the editor Oct. 17
It’s time to slam the brakes and re-evaluate in Whitefish
Whitefish is in a crisis bordering on an emergency, and two new proposed high-end developments by Averill Hospitality can only make things worse.
Letters to the editor Oct. 16
Letters to the editor Oct. 16
What does Whitefish deserve?
It’s an important question. Especially these days as Whitefish grows exponentially and garners national media attention.
Face paint vs masks
Dr. Boharski wrote (The Rush To Restrict Freedom, Oct. 9) that painting one’s face blue and wearing a mask offer the same protection against the spread of the coronavirus and its illness, Covid-19.
Letters to the editor Oct. 14
Letters to the editor Oct. 14
Time to put the election issue to rest
Mike Lindell is the CEO of My Pillow company and a leading advocate for rooting out election fraud in the 2020 presidential election.
Letters to the editor Oct. 11
Letters to the editor Oct. 11
Our Covid cocoon: The parents aren’t alright (but help may be coming)
My unvaccinated 7-year-old son began hacking and sneezing in late September as the hospitals in our home state of Montana started buckling under the latest c...
Abortion at a crossroads
Pregnancies and human life are older than recorded time, and so, it follows, are abortions. The procedures by which abortions have been conducted, however, have only very recently in human history been recognized...
Don’t leave critical revenue in the ground
Montanans have been through a lot over the past year and a half.
Republicans are Failing on Workforce Housing
This summer, I heard from small business owners about how Montana’s lack of housing is holding back our economy.
President Biden needs to respect local control
I appreciate your time and consideration. As the Montana State Superintendent of Public Instruction, it is my highest calling to always put the students and families of our great state first.
The rush to restrict freedom
It is sad to see politicization of an infectious disease and the rush to restrict freedom based on the false premise of communal benefit.
Letters to the editor Oct. 7
Letters to the editor Oct. 7