Letters to the Editor
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The Mansfield Way: Unwavering belief in the American people
“Before all else, the people have a right to an electoral system free of shenanigans and capable of yielding hones…
Commnity support needed for Ronan Bread Basket
Every year, the Town Pump locally teams with its Corporate Office in Butte to conduct their “be a friend indeed to a friend in need” campaign to benefit the states’ food pantries.
Mental health programs could prevent tragedy
Have you ever, in today’s world of chaos, seriously wondered what it will take to solve mass killings, health care, abortion issues, racism problems, perpetual political divisiveness, and other serious disruptions …
Boy Scouts decision disappointing
Now, more than ever, it is imperative for us to be the champion of girls. In today’s world, girls need girl-only spaces where girls are the first thought not an afterthought. Girls need to feel safe and encouraged …
Nation in need of more statesmen, not politicians
In college in the fifties, I was taught that, historically, no governmental structure was permanent: all would change in time. Furthermore, transition periods could be pretty bloody. Could this actually happen in t…
Housing organization seeking board members
No matter what the political climate, the fact remains that many families across the community struggle with basic survival costs, including housing. This is a problem that impacts the health of the entire communit…
Support needed for Republican senate healthcare bill
Senator Tester, other liberal Democrats and the Media are misrepresenting the impact on Medicaid of the proposed Republican Senate Healthcare Bill (SHC) to replace the ACA (Obamacare). According to ABC News Fact Ch…
Recent Inter Lake eagle article lacked all of the facts
The Daily Inter Lake published an anti-hunting tirade on its front page recently that was authored by the AP. The sob story mentioned 38 out of 336 bald eagle deaths over a 15 year period in New York were due to le…
Golf tournament proves a shining success
The two days were perfect; the setting sublime; the participants enthusiastic; and the numbers off the charts. What could this be?
Local club thanks supporters
Members of the Montecahto Club are thanking everyone who purchased our pasties again this year. Thanks to you, we had a successful fundraiser. Special thanks go to folks who helped us: Chip Kurtzenbaum and Gull Pri…
Quist relates to average Montanan
My choice for Congress in the upcoming election is Rob Quist. I believe he is a good person, and shares my values and priorities. Any financial troubles he has had in the past makes him more human and able to under…
Quist represents right direction for country
Surely both Gianforte and Quist are decent individuals. They probably both like kittens and apple pie and don’t kick puppies. Both are intelligent and will necessarily have to learn on-the-job. But this election is…
Tribal law enforcement bill provides funding options
On Monday, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation were pleased to learn that the Montana House of Representatives gave Senate Bill No. 310 its final approval. SB 310 has now passed …
Special election offers clear choices
In reading the most recent Letters to the editor, it be-comes apparent that Republicans and Democrats who “get out the vote” are going to do so along party lines. So, I am reaching out to Independents and Undecided…
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Polson hosting spring clean up events
The snow and ice of winter are gone, and now the trash along our streets and roadways must “be gone” too. Polson’s annual community-wide Clean Up! Green Up! has been set for Friday, May 5 through Sunday, May 7.