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Archives for April 2021

Studio wanted

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FIRE DESTROYED HOME. Sr. seeking local studio, 1 bedroom or in-law unit in Stevi, Victor, Florence. Call cell 415-359-1721. BS 4-14, 4-21, 4-28

Thrift Store worker

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Local thrift store needs person to sort clothes and do laundry. 20-30 hrs/wk to start, may work into full time if desired. $9/hr to start. (406)777-2266 or bitterrootthriftstore@gmail.com BS 4-21 

Blue Green Algae

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RELEASE INCREASED NUMBERS OF REJUVENATING STEM CELLS with STEM ENHANCE ULTRA by Cerule. Blue green algae from Klamath Lake, plus other patented ingredients per Dr. Gitte Jensen. Earth’s super nutritious […]

Estate Sale

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Clean Estate Sale – 122 S. 8th Street Hamilton. April 24. 10 am. Furniture, Furnishing, Garden Supplies, Tools, Power Tools, Essential Oils, House Goods, Supplies, Clothes and Fabrics. Parking along […]

Responsibility

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by Shari Austin, Stevensville In this day and age when everyday citizens do not have much control over what happens in Washington D.C., there is one thing the everyday citizen can […]

Cutting taxes for the wealthy

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by Frank Novotny, Victor I have seen advertisements on the internet regarding cutting taxes for the wealthy. Now this may take a little bit of thought, so here goes. First question: […]

The indefensible violence of wildlife killing contests

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by Samantha Bruegger The new film “Wildlife Killing Contests” is—as intended—extremely difficult to watch. The recently released twenty-five-minute documentary, produced by Filipe DeAndrade and Brian Moghari in partnership with Project […]

Fractured

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by Eric Houtchens I no longer recognize our system of government. Growing up we had a two party democracy with conservatives, moderates, and liberals. Now, I see a government controlled […]

Public lands are worth protecting

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by Conrad Anker, Rachel Schmidt, Francine Spang-Willis and Andrew Posewitz Once again, the Rally for Public Lands at the State Capitol was proof that our public lands and outdoor way of life bind us. […]

Buddy Amner Nielson

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DARBY – formerly of Utah – Buddy Amner Nielson passed away peacefully on his home on April 10, 2021, surrounded by his family.  He was born in Burley, Idaho, on […]

Anna Marie Harn

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STEVENSVILLE-Anna Marie Harn, 95, known as Anne to most of her Montana friends and “Annie” to her family, passed away peacefully at The Living Center Skilled Nursing Facility in Stevensville, […]

Connecting community through free expression

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Open-ended Expressive Arts Studio open in Hamilton “Expressive arts are about process, not product,” says Barb Lucas, founder of Open-ended Expressive Arts Studio in Hamilton.  The studio space, which opened last […]

Mud Creek Project draws criticism

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Public comment ends for Mud Creek Vegetation Management Project The chance for public comment on the Bitterroot National Forest’s Draft Environmental Assessment (EA) for the proposed Mud Creek Vegetation Management […]

Food ready for the taking

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Pantry Partners is in a great situation. The Stevensville food bank wants the community to know that there is plenty of food available for anyone who needs it. “Through the […]

Meet your Stevensville school board candidates

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The Stevensville School Board has a total of five trustee positions open this election cycle.  The Star asked the candidates to submit information about themselves to better inform the public. […]

Making the most of public education

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By Marc & Helen Sabin, Corvallis This is in response to Kris Bayer’s letter on “Majority rules?” published in the Wednesday, April 7 edition of the Bitterroot Star.    The Bitterroot […]

Questioning Biden Administration

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By Susan McCreary, Stevensville I have to question what is really going on with the Biden Administration allowing uncontrolled illegal aliens into the U.S. of A. William Henry Frey, who graduated […]