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Letters to the editor Dec. 28
Letters to the editor Dec. 28
Letters to the editor Dec. 28
Letters to the editor Dec. 28
Ice storms and blizzards pummel the central US a day after Christmas
A winter storm is pummeling much of the central United States a day after Christmas. An ice storm in North Dakota is sealing windows shut, while blizzard conditions in Denver have led to delays and cancellations on Tuesday.
Biden orders strikes on an Iranian-aligned group after 3 US troops wounded in drone attack in Iraq
National Security Council spokesperson Adrienne Watson said one of the U.S. troops suffered critical injuries in the attack that occurred earlier Monday. The Iranian-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah and affiliated groups, under an umbrella of Iranian-backed militants, claimed credit for the attack that utilized a one-way attack drone.
Unfavorable conditions cause pause for uphill skiing at Whitefish Mountain Resort
Until further notice, no uphill hiking or skiing is not allowed in an effort to prevent collisions and other accidents that may occur due to unseasonably thin snow coverage, limited open terrain and crowds expected around the New Year's Eve weekend.
Pope Francis denounces the weapons industry in Christmas appeal for world peace
Pope Francis on Monday blasted the weapons industry and its "instruments of death" that fuel wars as he made a Christmas Day appeal for peace in the world and in particular between Israel and the Palestinians.
Letters to the editor Dec. 25
Letters to the editor Dec. 25
Legals for December, 25 2023
New agreement aims to add renewable power to Montana’s grid
Local officials say the Green Power Program, also referred to as a green tariff, is key to getting Bozeman and Missoula to their 100% clean electricity goals and will help decarbonize the electrical grid. Questions remain regarding how the partnership with NorthWestern Energy and existing state energy policy will affect the program and clean energy goals in general.
Conservatives can lead on climate engagement
Historic drought conditions and weather extremes have hit the outdoor industry hard in Montana and other states throughout the West. Shorter winters, brought on by a changing climate, are driving these hard-hitting delays in the season.
William Payne, 82
William “Bill” H. Payne, 82, the “Grandfather of Angel Investing” born April 25, 1941, passed away peacefully on Dec 19, 2023, from dementia.
Legals for December, 24 2023
Casazza leads Eureka boys over Superior
SUPERIOR — Braden Casazza scored 27 points, 15 in the first half as Eureka built a 36-25 lead, and the Lions held off Superior 69-54 in a District 7-B boys basketball game Friday.
Eureka girls stop Superior Friday
SUPERIOR — Aubrey Casazza led three Eureka players in double figures with 15 points, and the Lions took a big third-quarter lead on the way to a 70-57 District 7-B girls basketball win over Superior Friday.
John Love, 87
John Bracy Love, 87, nationally known numismatist, went to meet his Lord on Dec. 19, 2023.
Brave Brawlers win Best of West Duals
An unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on Newberg High in the final match gave Flathead — which rallied to tie the Oregon power, 36-36 — the victory in the Best of the West Duals finals.
Boys hoops: Libby falls, Stillwater wins
LIBBY — Tyler Anderson scored 13 of his 19 points in the first half, but Hamilton used a big third quarter to clinch their boys basketball win Thursday.
‘Green tariff’ won’t help the climate crisis
Bozeman and Missoula have reached an agreement with Northwestern Energy that will allow people to voluntarily pay more for “green” solar and wind energy. But the question that’s going unanswered is: Why NorthWestern’s customers should pay more for solar and wind generated electricity when they are far cheaper to generate than its antiquated coal-fired plants at Colstrip?