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Public lands To the editor, Someone named Chuck Denowh, in his praise of Perry Pendley as the acting director of the US Bureau of Land Management (BLM), let the cat

Sheila Stearns excellent selection to head redistricting commission

As the Districting and Apportionment Commission begins their work, I am encouraged by the leadership of the Commission’s presiding officer – Sheila Stearns. After speaking with her early on, I

William Perry Pendley’s appointment to lead BLM great news for Montana

The hysterical reaction by the left to the appointment of William Perry Pendley to serve as director of the BLM deserves a response. The chief accusation against Pendley is that

Express yourself in the Dillon Tribune

Let other people know how you feel and what you think with a letter to the editor. Letters are subject to editing for libel and good taste, and should be

Green New Deal would cause a new depression

Democrat firebrands Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Ed Markey unveiled their “Green New Deal,” a multi-trillion-dollar effort to overhaul the energy industry and slash America’s net greenhouse gas emissions to

In the mail

The views of our readers Invoking Reagan To the editor, The ad in last week’s Tribune criticizing State Representative Tom Welch and other Republicans for cooperating with Democrats to pass

Patriotic duty

I had not planned to answer Mr. Brillhart’s response. However his rhetoric compels me to answer. Patriot, one who loves his country. Craving to have peace is not really patriotic.

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Let other people know how you feel and what you think with a letter to the editor. Letters are subject to editing for libel and good taste, and should be

Dillonaire spirit by Tony and Adam saves families weekend

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Once upon a time, we got a flat tire approx. 7 miles south of Dillon, MT. In the next few hours we met frustration after frustration trying to figure out

Kamala Harris: Trump, But with Darker Skin and Better Hair

In the wake of her supposed “victory” in the first round of Democratic presidential debates, U.S. Senator Kamala Harris rose from fifth place to a tie for third place (with