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 …
Valuing the American worker
About once a year I deal with an outfit out of Boise called General Gear or tractorparts.com.
Letters to the editor July 18
Letters to the editor July 18
Letters to the editor July 17
Letters to the editor July 17
Biden’s labor relations nominee has a dismal record
The wealth of natural resources has always provided opportunity in the Treasure State. For generations, energy development, mining, logging and other resource …
A guide to Montana’s school choice laws
Though considered standard across the nation, it took Montana 24 years to pass its first true charter school law, now known as the Community Choice Schools Act.
Court decision saves Northwest Montana grizzly bears
Thanks to a successful court challenge by the Alliance for the Wild Rockies, over 10,000 acres of grizzly bear habitat in northwestern Montana will not be decimated by commercial logging.
Letters to the editor July 16
Letters to the editor July 16
The Klan in Montana
History may not repeat itself, but it rhymes. Patterns and cycles seem to repeat over time.
‘Yard sale’ at the museum
We know what some might think: The museum is selling its stuff? Let us explain.
Letters to the editor July 13
Letters to the editor July 13
Letters to the editor July 11
Letters to the editor July 11
Newcomer Tim Sheehy for U.S. Senate?
Sen. Steve Daines, chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee has forwarded a confusing plan. On one hand, he and Republican leadership are putting forth the story that the battle against incumbent Sen. …
Letters to the editor July 10
Letters to the editor July 10
Supermajority Republicans grew Montana government and raised taxes
Less government and lower taxes. You hear that political slogan from Republican candidates early and often while they are campaigning.
Montana shelters: Tough summer but thankful for state funding
Operating a shelter is difficult. People assume winter is the worst, but the summer, with extreme heat and no rain, is just as punishing. However, this summer, there are additional challenges.