Letters to the Editor
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Heroics from St. Regis firefighters
I want to call attention to the actions of volunteer firefighter Clint Wolff with the St. Regis Fire Department.
In support of Tarkio community addition to Superior Fire District
Approval means we'll have water supply, a tank truck, and a building on donated two-acre parcel of land.
Montana Republicans oppose Pres. Biden's spending package
The biggest gift Montana could receive from Washington, D.C., this holiday season is a dose of common sense, not more federal taxes and debt.
Sanders Co. resident believes in civil discourse
Many more people have become increasingly involved in what is going on in our community.
Rep. Loge provides information from Transportation Interim Committee
Some other topics of discussion for future meetings are the electric vehicle increased use and a form of registration to pay for the road use cost, similar to the gas tax.
Letter writer opines on freedom
Our American founders recognized the source of freedom is from God.
State legislature is selling out Montana hunters
This past legislature, ruled by an overwhelming Republican majority, was the worst I have ever seen for local Montana hunters.
American Academy of Pediatrics supports Covid vaccines
Vaccination is a tool to train your immune system to recognize a virus or bacteria before you are exposed to it.
Support for Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act
As an honorary Missoulian, I can confidently say Montanans in particular have a deeply rooted connection to the environment.
County touts "Great American Smokeout"
The Great American Smokeout is always held the Thursday before Thanksgiving. This year, the date to mark on the calendar is Thursday, Nov. 18.
Thompson Falls resident advocates for wilderness protection
The wilderness is extremely special for reasons in every direction.
Commissioner Brooker says she supports public health
One person and maybe 150 followers aren’t going to take my good works away from me.
An opportunity to build the workforce Montana needs
If there aren’t Montanans who are trained and ready to get to work on these projects, those good-paying jobs will go to out-of-staters.
Plains resident defends former Sanders County health officer
This action by the commissioners was on wrong many levels.
Thompson Falls resident shares thoughts on Covid
Masks not rated to filter particles as small as a virus are ineffective and irrelevant - useless theater.
Plains resident says Covid is a government control mechanism
I have rarely met a bureaucrat that could understand how to pour water out of a boot, much less determine what is the best treatment for life and death.