Letters to the Editor
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Opinion: Christman recalls flood
The Great Flood of 1964 had a profound effect upon my life. In fact, in my stories of “Tales of a Misspent Youth,…
Thanks for the help
I would like to thank Ebony, Michelle, Barb and Corette at the pharmacy for helping me out with my health problem by calling my doctor and getting me to the hospital.
Drone hunting for elk
On Nov. 24, I was hunting west of Kalispell in the Thompson River Road area. I was a little over a mile behind a closed road while glassing a ridge for elk.
Co-op lineman's wife responds
I just read the letter to the editor from Keith Armstrong of Columbia Falls. This was such a wonderful gesture, thanking the employees of Flathead Electric Cooperative for the long hours they worked in frigid tempe…
Hats off to the Co-op
In this day of all the modern marvels and high-tech devices we have at our disposal as consumers, certain things are forgotten and just taken for granted.
Supports Tutvedt against censureship
As a Montanan currently living in the east, I follow Montana politics. It is refreshing to read about Sen. Bruce Tutvedt, R-Kalispell, who illustrates the integrity needed by officials in public office.
Need to represent all water users
Sen. Bruce Tutvedt, R-Kalispell, objects to being censured by the Flathead County Republican Central Committee. He believes his actions with respect to the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes’ Reserved Water Ri…
Senior thanks
The North Valley Senior Center would like to thank all those who helped and contributed to the Thanksgiving Day Basket.
Top of the food chain
The whitetails sure don’t whistle like they used to anymore, not since the wolf snuck in the back door. The few that are left have learned to keep their little traps shut.
Park fees and priorities
Glacier National Park’s planned fee increase is estimated to bring in $500,000.
Big thanks
The Gateway to Glacier Trail organization wants to thank everyone involved with our Homemade Harvest Feast gathering held Nov. 14.
North Fork protection
Plans are in play to pass the North Fork Watershed Protection Act in the lame-duck Congress. The proposed act may receive full deliberation in the Senate, not just unanimous consent to pass without floor considerat…
No dogs in the Bob
New Lolo National Forest Supervisor Tim Garcia and his so-called Lolo Forest Leadership Team are prohibiting smokejumper trail crews from bringing a well-trained retriever on trail projects in the Bob Marshall Wild…
On timber lawsuits
I would like to comment on U.S. District Court Judge Donald Molloy’s latest move siding with his environmental and lawyer buddies. Now, because of his latest move and many prior rulings he’s made, more people will …
On public preschool
Wow, I recently read that Gov. Steve Bullock and a large group of constituents are pondering the idea of state government run preschool to the tune of $37 million.
Big thanks
We would like to thank the Columbia Falls Realtors and all those who helped them put out and pick up bags for the Columbia Falls Realty drive.