By Heidi Stahl, Engel & Volkers Western Frontier, Stevensville Let me introduce myself. I am a local real estate broker based here in Stevensville. I am also a VA recognized caregiver for […]
Opinion
Logging public lands
By Anne Millbrooke, Bozeman The Bozeman Municipal Watershed logging project, the South Plateau Landscape logging project near West Yellowstone, and other plans to log public lands in Montana ignore the scientific […]
What year is this?
By Edward Sperry, Col USAF (ret), Stevensville I’m 92; an old veteran. Occasionally it is natural to look back and look at current events through the lens of experience. This letter […]
BLM agenda based on lies
By Henry Fowler, Stevensville As with previous causes célèbres, when the facts come out, the lies of Black Lives Matter and its enablers are shattered. The newly-leaked police body camera footage […]
Response to ‘political parties’
By Dee Gibney, Hamilton You seem to be down on capitalism, and if you are not for it, you must be in favor of socialism. This is why capitalism works, […]
Thoughts on Jim Posewitz, conservation giant
By Dale Burk, Stevensville In coming to the task of writing a commentary about my late friend, the conservation giant Jim Posewitz, one’s thoughts are immediately hamstrung by the fact […]
Our country
By Jerry Esmay, Stevensville Time for me to again express my opinion on the current state of national affairs. First, it should be obvious to anyone willing to view current events […]
Do your part
By Mark Brown, Stevensville Open letter to America, via Montana: A quote from John F. Kennedy’s book, “Profiles in Courage”: “In a democracy, every citizen, regardless of his politics, ‘holds office’; […]
Editor – do your job!
By Daniel Rogers, Hamilton Why do you publish opinion letters that are so obviously false? Do some research before publishing this nonsense. You recently published a rant by someone who opposed […]
Progress in the Bitterroot!
By Ray Niesslein, Stevensville Let’s vote for the candidate who shows up to work for our Stevensville community – Margaret Gorski for SD 44. 25 years ago, when I made my […]
Problem with mayor
By TC Richardson, TC’s RV Service, Stevensville I feel badly that I have never met my mayor, Brandon Dewey. Not that I haven’t tried. I have met my Ravalli County Commissioners, our […]
Confused
By Tony and Lynell Norman, Stevensville We have been advised by California developers that they have purchased 57 acres of land adjacent to Creekside Meadow, Logan Lane and the Middle Burnt […]
Political parties
By Mary Fahnestock-Thomas, Hamilton In 1860, Trump would have been a Democrat. So would McConnell, Daines, Gianforte, etc., because then cotton was “king” and most men after big money wanted to […]
Another holocaust
By Teresa Larsen, Victor I would like to thank Dennis Hicks for his thoughtful letter in the August 12, 2020 issue of the Bitterroot Star largely addressing the issue of abortion. […]
A realtor with different values?
By Ed Sperry Col USAF (ret), Stevensville I’m an old veteran and I’m flat angry. Stevenville’s newest realtor with offices across the street from the Forest Service Office has managed to […]
Individual choice and stop signs
By Bruce Weide, Hamilton While getting blood drawn I spoke with a Hamilton nurse about the efficacy of wearing a face-mask during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The nurse wore a face-mask […]
People of Belarus deserve our support
By Tom Tunny, Hamilton The contested election in the Eastern European country of Belarus has been in the news recently. I would like to give my perspective on this important […]
‘Mail-in’ ballots
By Doug Bohn, Victor After attending multiple County Commissioner meetings recently about “mail-in ballots,” it has become blatantly evident that there are vast misunderstandings on both sides of the aisle about […]
Make our kids healthy, make us all healthy!
By Laura Garber, Hamilton Why is most of the regular grocery store and restaurant food in the United States doused in chemicals, lacking nutritional value, and transported from an average […]
It’s time to let the people speak
By Jim Kalkofen, Stevensville The concept of holding public meetings that are for the most part CLOSED MEETINGS must be changed. The reason to continue keeping the public at arm’s […]