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Big day for DemocratsObama in Missoula
By Stan Roden and Phyllis de Picciotto Democratic presidential candidate, Barack Obama, gave a rousing speech to an enthusiastic crowd of approximately 8000 at the University of Montana Adams Center on Saturday morning April 5. More... Joyce Mphande-Finn of Stevensville poses for a photo with Senator Hillary Clinton (D-New York) who visited Montana over the weekend in her quest for the Presidency. Clinton's rival for the Democratic nomination, Barack Obama (below), held a rally at UM's Adams Center, while Clinton held a fundraiser at the Hilton, followed by a rally at the Missoula airport. photo.
Flood insurance, anyone?By Greg Lemon The Ravalli County Floodplain Administrator wants people to start thinking about flood insurance. Anyone thats living in an area thats near surface water or perennially flowing (streams) or even intermittent streams, I recommend getting flood insurance, Laura Hendrix said. More... St. Marys Mission to open for seasonBy Greg Lemon The winds blow off the snow-crested peaks of the Bitterroot Mountains, much like they did in the spring of 1841, but many other things have changed since Montanas first white settlement was established near Stevensville. But through the changes, historic St. Marys Mission as stayed much the same. More... City inventories water rightsBy Michael Howell Following a ten-month long investigation, Missoula attorney Ross Miller has submitted an inventory of the City of Hamiltons water rights, including an analysis of the total of the rights currently in use and the unused portions of these rights available for future growth. He also cautions the city about potential legal problems involved in protecting those rights, especially the portions of those rights which are currently unused, but which the City desires to be held in reserve for future growth. More... Hamilton hikes water and sewer ratesBy Michael Howell At its April 1 meeting (no fooling), the Hamilton City Council passed two resolutions of intent to raise water and sewer rates over a period of four years. Rates would rise 4 percent annually over that time span, yielding an overall 16 percent hike by the year 2011. More... |
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