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They got us again To the editor, They did it to us again? You know what I am talking about? Oh, so you don’t know what I’m talking about! That’s

Compact opponents aim to increase federal control of Montana waters

The recent proposal made by opponents of the CSKT Water Compact seeks to replace the long-negotiated agreement with a one-sided proposal that is illegal, illegitimate, and unconstitutional. While being peddled

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The views of our readers Dishonesty hat To the editor, Here is why we political independents who have supported the Democratic Party for the past 12 years will be looking

Mueller Report: secrecy shouldn’t be an option

As February draws to an end, rumors abound that we’re about to see Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report on alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Or at least

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History lessons To the editor, In 2018, I identified Dillon’s two dueling hate clubs: (1) The Pete Bengeyfield Hate Club and (2) The Michael Francisconi Hate Club, which was founded

What?

A group of government officials do not like the press coverage a story receives so they decide to withhold information regarding an even bigger story. “Trust us, there was no

YOUR BOOTS ON THE HILL: The rest is history

This week was certainly one for the history books. Montana Farm Bureau celebrated its 100th birthday on February 13. It was only fitting to

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Explain yourself To the Editor, Representative Tom Welch, you voted in the House last week for HB 302, short title, “Constitutional Amendment to Define Person.” As

“What are screening tests & why they are important?”

Screening tests are used to detect potential diseases, risk factors, or health disorders. Early detection of disease is imperative in order to reduce possible risks and complications in the future.

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To the editor, If you value your community hospital, your fellow citizens’ well being and your own economy, now is the time to contact your legislators and let them know