Archives for June 30, 2021

By Kris Bayer, Hamilton I’m the one that asked all of us to upgrade our thinking. As I read the letters to the editor (mostly the only thing I read in […]

By John Bruder, Florence Elliott Oppenheim wrote an excellent letter in the June 23 Star summarizing how democracies came to be and how our democracy is set up. I just want […]

By Mary Ann Dunwell, Helena “Short staffed. It’s the new pandemic,” reads a sign at an Ennis restaurant. “We can’t hire employees,” business owners said repeatedly during a recent listening session […]

By U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale, Glendive In theory there is nothing wrong with a celebration of emancipation. The freeing of the slaves was one of the great steps forward for this […]

by Bob Williams, Stevensville Go to this well liked, climate depiction site, from the University of Maine. Have a look at colorful graphics, of global, expected high temperature anomalies, at […]