Letters to the Editor
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Ponds make no sense
Regarding the ponds at Tamarack Meadow subdivision.
Regier supports BBB
Now that wildfire season is here, the elk rut is only two months away and the Big Beautiful Bill has been signed into law by President Trump without any public land sales. What needs to happen with our federal publ…
Thanks to everyone who helped look for dog
On July 6 at about 7:30 p.m. my dog Clyde broke free of his collar while being chained up in my mother’s yard in Hungry Horse. We began the search for him immediately. My brother and I cruised every street in Hungr…
Stream laws need to be applied fairly
As a former government regulator for oil and gas development and nuclear operations for 30 years, I was always taught that while fairness is in the “eye of the beholder,” consistency was the most important value of…
We can and must do better with wildfire prevention
Radical environmental groups, poor or no forest management and climate change are the popular wildfire blame game recipients these days. While all may be part of the problem, blaming them alone ignores other import…
Hopes for a quieter Lake McDonald
I am writing not with complaint, but with a quiet wish — for the future of Glacier, and for the stillness that lives within Lake McDonald.
Urges people to get involved with CFAC damage program
The May 28th Hungry Horse News included an informative story about the Natural Resource Damage Program and Assessment Plan in regard to the Columbia Falls Aluminum Plant. As stated, the Natural Resource Damage Prog…
Share the road in peace
It’s Flag Day, 2025. I will march from the Flathead County Courthouse to Depot Park in Kalispell, along with hundreds of other citizens who are appalled at the relentless attacks upon democracy and our Constitution…
Supports energy tax credits
I am an electrical engineer and resident of Columbia Falls and I am writing to encourage Montanans to consider the impact that cutting the Clean Energy Tax Credits from the federal budget would mean for the future…
The biggest adventure of my life
“All aboard!” I stepped up to the bus driver and gave him my handful of tickets. He looked them over, tore off the necessary one, and handed them back to me.
Medicaid important to Montana
Medicaid gives health insurance to many people in Montana, including two out of every five kids. There’s a new plan in the government (often called “one big, beautiful bill”) that might cut health care for over 10 …
CFAC pollution perspective
In response to the Hungry Horse News’ May 28 article on a draft Natural Resources Damage Assessment Plan for the former Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. plant, here is some more information about damages to government l…
On the dangers of complicity
While in a personal capacity, I write as a member of the Flathead County Transportation Advisory Committee, a great-great grandson of a World War I and II veteran officer and war crimes trial judge, and a resident …
Delgado responds
I guess that being 73 years old and 30 years removed from playing and coaching in a program that I was involved in for more than 20 years disqualifies me from having an opinion. Last I heard you still must catch it…
Brown on Legislature
Everyone running for office last year promised property tax relief. We are nearing the end of session and very little is being done or debated.