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. …
Healthcare needs overhaul, not ACA
I read with great interest Dr. Jason Cohen’s recent letter to the editor: “Discussion Points of the Future of the Affordable Care Act.” One of the most damaging forces in the universe is the illusion that expensive…
WTC says thanks
The Whitefish Theatre Company would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Flathead Electric’s Roundup for Safety program. This past month, WTC received a grant from the Roundup for Safety program that provided pa…
Bills of interest for Flathead Valley
The 65th session of the Montana Legislature has finished its third week. Bill drafts on various legislation are being completed and assigned to committees for public hearings. These hearings are open to the public …
Supports Quist for Congress
I am writing in support of Rob Quist’s candidacy for Montana’s lone congressional seat. It is said that the House of Representatives is the people’s chamber and it is easy to see that Rob Quist represents what the …
Look at future of Affordable Care Act
When the Affordable Care Act was passed in 2010, its goal was to improve access to quality health care for all Americans. However, the law has provided the greatest benefit to states with large rural populations li…
Key bills in Legislature
Last week two important bills reached the House floor with razor thin 10-9 committee votes. The essence of the subsequent floor debates may be boiled down to the following: Should an increase in fees and surcharges…
Pick up after dogs
I want to acknowledge the amazing efforts of the Whitefish Legacy Partners in the creation and maintenance of the Whitefish Trail. It is remarkable that such a trail system exists so close to our town and I deeply …
Mixed feelings about winter weather
Every year, by the time winter rolls around, I couldn’t be more excited. The falling of leaves and steady decline in temperature signify that it is time for fl…
Unhealthy weight is one of the greatest health concerns
January brings many opportunities to refocus on health and wellness for the New Year. Jan. 16-20 is Healthy Weight Week, and Jan. 19 is Women's Healthy Weight …
Valley legislators hold readership roles
Montana’s 65th Legislative Assembly started on Jan. 2. Of the 150 legislators, 33 are new to the legislative process. With a 90 day session, there is a steep learning curve for those freshmen. Bill drafts are being…
Reflecting on mountain glows
Once in a while up here in Whitefish we have these incredible evenings (OK — maybe it’s still late afternoon), when the mountain glows with the sunset’s reflec…
No more doughnut days for Whitefish
Whitefish is forcing itself back into the doughnut.
Inspired by community as it stands up together
In a rapidly changing world, I have once again witnessed the essence of Whitefish. We are a close-knit community that rolls up its sleeves, gets things done, and takes care of each other. We may not always agree on…
Preventative measures key in keeping AIS out of lake
What would a zebra mussel infestation in Whitefish Lake look like? Imagine the cost to you if the city’s drinking water intake pipe in Whitefish Lake became plugged with mussels.
Whitefish pitches in to support its own
I am forever grateful to have moved to Whitefish 25 years ago. Back then we were ‘Pothole City, USA,” there was one good restaurant in town and the skiing was just as awesome as it is today.