Letters to the Editor
Want to read a letter to the editor of Clark Fork Valley Press or Mineral Independent? See below to view their letters.
Heroics from St. Regis firefighters
I want to call attention to the actions of volunteer firefighter Clint Wolff with the St. Regis Fire Department.
A Montanan's view of a kibitzer: Fake guns in the hands of greenhorns
Reading last week’s (Nov. 27) Independent, On page 6 they have a new news creative writer. Did the Independent make a mistake? Yes.
A MONTANAN’S VIEW OF A KIBITZER: FAKE GUNS IN THE HANDS OF GREENHORNS
Reading last week’s (Nov. 27) Independent, On page 6 they have a new news creative writer. Did the Independent make a mistake? Yes.
Huckleberry Festival chair ready to pass the torch
After six years of being President of Huckleberry Inc. and Chair of the Huckleberry Festival, I am stepping down.
Time to thank Ken and Kathy Kuhl
In 1994, when my wife and I first came to Superior, she was short a dime at Castles – Ken Kuhl reached into his pocket and gave her a dime.
Thankful for litter pickup efforts
Dear Editor:
How to help local food bank
Dear Friends of the Food Bank:
Remembering Kenny: A letter from the Marjerrison family
I don’t really know where to begin, I could write pages and pages on who he was, and I know I need to condense it into very few words.
Protecting our states against invasion is a key guarantee of Constitution
Article 4 Section 4, Constitution of the United States, says: “The United States shall guarantee to every state in the Union a republican form of government [meaning Congress], and protect each of them against inva…
County show patience about barking dogs
I had the opportunity (as did you) to attend the May 9 Sanders County commissioner’s meeting on ordinance # 2019-01: an ordinance to control barking dogs within Sanders County and to establish procedures for enforc…
Effort to Put Montana First
The legislative session is now officially over. We finished last Thursday so now the results get discussed, assessed and scrutinized. Many of the results can not be “fairly” evaluated for days, months, or even year…
Superior High students visit the state Capitol with their class
This week I had some welcome guests. Mr. Bishop and former Rep. Gordon Hendrick spent a day at the Capitol with the Superior High School government class.
Cranking up and winding down at the 2019 Legislature
We had Day 71 last Friday. From that day forward, we have 19 days left of the regular session to finish business. The final outcome of many bills is still very…
County jail would be costly to close
I am writing this letter as a concerned resident and (future) taxpayer of Mineral County. There is a good possibility that our local jail may close permanently unless some solutions to long-term problems can be fou…
Legislative Report
We still have a few house bills that will be worked across to the Senate soon. The committee meetings have been going late to take care of business. There will still be a few bills dropped in the house hopper befor…
One reason we fight sewer north of track
We, the people of Thompson Falls, Mont., did not ask for, nor were we afforded the right to vote for or against, “sewering” the town north of the BNSF-MRL line.