Letters to the Editor
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Two sides to every story: vote yes for kids
In order to repair our track, it would cost upwards of 1 million dollars, regardless of whether this bond passes. …
Voluntary 1% fee not transparent
The subject of public comment [Monday] at the City Council meeting involved the controversy surrounding the Tourism Promotion Assessment (TPA), or recently renamed Whitefish Community Sustainability Fund (WCSF).
Teachers on the front lines
School shootings and the bloody murders of totally innocent children and their teacher caretakers is a societal tragedy that Americans have become numb to. Without the common sense outlawing of the assault weapons…
Glacier ticketed entry unfair and bad for business
As a seasonal small business owner in East Glacier, I’m greatly concerned with the overreach of the Glacier National Park pilot program for ticketed entry.
Dave Fern: This year’s session a perfect storm for chaos
I’m home on an abbreviated Easter Break.
Republican Party needs reasonable candidate
How can the divided Republican party find a "non-Trumpian" to be candidate for president?
Economic environment – what it should mean to you
As a Financial Advisor, I've recently had an uptick in conversations.
The whale that spouts off
Everyone who voted for you thinks this criminal charge is just another political ploy by those who are currently in power.
Gianforte’s vision to grow Montana’s economy includes C-PACE
One of Governor Gianforte’s current initiatives is to cut red tape in our government to help grow our economy and create good-paying Montana jobs.
Republican Roots and the Politics of Party
“The Democrats killed two of my brothers.”
Get involved!
When the City Council of Whitefish meets bi-monthly at 7:10 p.m., the Pledge of Allegiance is proclaimed and I am reminded of the phrase “…with liberty and justice for all.”
Governor-appointed board caters to foreign mining company
When a Canadian mining company successfully lobbied a Montana board appointed by Governor Gianforte to let them add more pollution to Montana’s water, it’s time to take a step back and figure out how we got here.
Grizzlies still need protection
Enos Mills first called for protection of grizzly bears in his 1919 book “The Grizzly,” as he watched them being exterminated for Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and California.
Flathead Classic Sled Dog Race says thanks
On behalf of all of the mushers and the ski/bike jorers we would to thank the organizers of the latest Flathead Classic Sled Dog Race that took place out at Dog Creek Lodge on the last weekend in February.
POWDR’s corporate values don’t align with Montanans
Utah-based POWDR Corporation is in the process of purchasing Holland Lake Lodge, a Forest Service-permitted lodge in the Swan Valley, Montana.
The fatal flaw in community input as viewed by an elected official
I just finished reading Keegan Siebenaler’s op-ed to the Daily Inter Lake on March 6.