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  I am responding to the person who said that Agenda 21 “is good politics.” Interesting! I am all for sustainability and clean water and recycling! I believe it is […]

  This is a letter in support of a candidate who’s running for the position of Clerk of District Court in the upcoming 2012 election. Her name is Maureen Draper […]

When the legislature is in session it is common to see a legislator rise before a vote and announce that he or she has a conflict of interest and therefore […]

The Ravalli County Beta Sigma Phi chapters thank the citizens and businesses of the Bitterroot Valley for their support of our annual Good Friday Tulip Sale. The South Valley Child […]

  I’ve watched a Jon Tester political advertisement on my TV. Senator Tester is explaining how a veteran told him he was having a hard time getting to his medical […]

We would like to thank Jean Schurman and the Bitterroot Star for their wonderful article about our Bluegrass Festival at Lone Rock School. Your support is truly appreciated. Mike and […]

  Corvallis residents, please consider voting for the upcoming Corvallis School Mill Levy. Passage of the mill levy will not result in an increase in taxes but rather a decrease! […]

  Corvallis School District voters have an opportunity to prevent a staggering $190,000 funding blow to the district’s tradition of quality education by approving a levy to support the school […]

  As a former Florence Carlton School (FCS) Trustee, I want to address misleading information by Richard Paris about FCS and the levy. With more than 551 students and 30 […]

  Why should I vote for the school levy? My kids are grown and gone! The public school system is an integral part of this country. It was established to […]

By Richard Paris, Florence Well, sure as the sun rises in the east, March comes and there is another “Mill Levy” in Florence! The school board uses this (levy) as […]

By Brenda Bolton, Florence What can a school do for you? Maybe it is not foremost in your mind anymore because you are “graduated,” an “empty-nester,” or just busy with […]