Letters to the Editor
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States are leading the way in cannabis policy innovation
Innovation in public policy has always started at the state level.
Letters to the editor Sept. 25
Letters to the editor Sept. 25
Supreme Court: Mack truck v. motor scooter
Judicial independence is a matter of Constitutional law and American tradition.
Common sense
Irate Americans are arming themselves and heading to library board meetings to defend children against evil by insisting that the library remove books that offend society.
Letters to the editor Sept. 22
Letters to the editor Sept. 22
Letters to the editor Sept. 20
Letters to the editor Sept. 20
Fair day’s work for fair day’s pay
The only reason you’re not rich is you’re lazy. My mother told me that. She didn’t buy my moaning about low pay in the state bureaucracy.
Letters to the editor Sept. 19
Letters to the editor Sept. 19
Sheriff’s Office facing challenging times
Over the past several years we have seen a dramatic increase in population in our area.
Ukraine’s fight for its life and why it matters to Montana
Since Russia renewed its siege on Ukraine in February, thousands of Ukrainians have died and millions have fled their homes. Why should we Montanans care?
Flathead County budget looks at the ‘long game’
In effort to add clarity and transparency to the Flathead County FY23 Budget, we offer the following account of our stewardship decisions:
Letters to the editor Sept. 18
Letters to the editor Sept. 18
Fixing the department of ‘miseducation’
Like my mother and father before me, I am a proud graduate from Whitefish High School and was equally proud that after a 23-year career in the military with ...
Fossil fuel’s negative impacts far greater than solar, wind
In the Aug. 27 Daily Inter Lake, Scotia Brosnan wrote a letter to the editor supporting Dr. Annie Bukacek for the District 5 seat on the Montana Public Serv...
Letters to the editor Sept. 15
Letters to the editor Sept. 15
Judicial activism and tomorrow’s courts
Judicial activism, properly understood, is the use of court power to invalidate legislative or executive acts, or to establish legal rules without legislativ...