Letters to the Editor
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Montana’s legal disciplinary body can avoid becoming a tool for partisan politics
Montana’s Commission on Practice is the regulatory body of the legal profession here, tasked by the state Supreme …
Letters to the editor Oct. 30
Letters to the editor Oct. 30
Senate wasting time not responding to Hamas attacks
This week marks the 40th anniversary of the bombing of the U.S. Marine Corps barracks in Beirut, Lebanon. In the words of President Ronald Reagan, “We should all recognize these deeds make so evident the bestial na…
A productive legislative session for hunters and landowners
Hunting season has arrived! As hunters flock to the hills in pursuit of Montana’s treasured big game species, we want to take a moment to acknowledge the good …
Tech hub designation is great news for Montana
The recent announcement that Western Montana has been selected as a federally-designated technology hub is great news for our state.
Letters to the editor Oct. 29
Letters to the editor Oct. 29
My uncle John
When I was 45, I went to my family’s second reunion.
Class action suit against Whitefish moves forward
In the middle of a 2022 federal class action lawsuit filed against Whitefish, city officials attempted to deny refunds to many property owners or limit the amount of refunds due these residents.
Letters to the editor Oct. 26
Letters to the editor Oct. 26
Time for capital investment in Whitefish High athletics
After the failure – by a margin of less than 200 votes – of the proposed bond to support expansion of the Whitefish High School and athletic complex, I’ve heard grumbling in the Whitefish community that seems focus…
Cutting red tape to increase housing
The Legislature’s major zoning reforms to increase the supply of affordable housing in Montana have made a lot of news, but there was also another significant pillar of our pro-housing work during the session: cutt…
Letters to the editor Oct. 24
Letters to the editor Oct. 24
Letters to the editor Oct. 23
Letters to the editor Oct. 23
A slap in the face of Montana’s public land users
Governor Gianforte's veto of Senate Bill 442 hurts hunters, anglers, trail users, and wildlife.
Is Montana’s open enrollment policy ‘good enough’?
School choice is essential for improving educational outcomes for students, and open enrollment is a significant part of that choice spectrum.
New legislation makes city planning more inclusive
Senate Bill 382, also known at The Montana Land Use Planning Act, passed through the Montana Legislature by a margin of 145 votes for to 5 against in April, be…