Isn’t it amazing that a person spewing hatred can accuse President Trump of spewing hatred? Instead of a diversity immigration policy that allows the immigrant to bring in untold […]
Opinion
Fee increase proposed for national parks is a symptom
By Michael Hoyt, Corvallis In a press release dated October 24, 2017, the National Park Service (NPS) opened the 30-day public comment period for their proposed “peak season” fee […]
Now is the time
A letter to Senators Daines, Tester and Representative Gianforte, Gentlemen, it is about time that we place a ban on assault type weapons like the AR-15, AK-47, etc. The […]
Compelled to respond
Though I am loathe to wade into an ongoing and bitter war of letters conducted in these pages, I wish to correct a recent contributor, who stated that “insurance […]
Commissioners did the right thing
The public spoke and the county commissioners listened. Recently, south valley legislative representative Theresa Manzella scheduled a meeting with the commissioners to ask them to meet with Karen Budd-Falen. […]
Which laws?
I want to comment about a letter in Nov. 1 paper that Stephanie Mapelli wrote “candidate should know the laws.” I want to say that I called and asked […]
A budget solution
Okay, I admit it. I am not one of those Gnomes that occupy the Appropriations, Finance & Claims or Taxation Committees in the Legislature. I am a policy guy, […]
Thanks from Water Forum
I am truly amazed by the community support and excitement for the removal of the old mustang from the West Fork. It was remarkable to see our community come […]
Proud of Ionic Lodge project
Yesterday afternoon our Ionic Masonic Lodge held the first annual Haunted House for the children and adults of Hamilton as well as the surrounding area. As is tradition the […]
How about despicable?
This is in response to Mary Fahenstock-Thomas: Mary, let me begin by saying that I am sure you are a fine Christian woman who truly believes that no one […]
Cuts to seniors are scary
By Tracy McPherson, Hamilton The proposed $420 million state budget cuts scare me because like a lot of people I have a hard time making ends meet right now. […]
Heee’s baaack …
Once again our local invasive liberal progressive Marty Essen has submitted unsubstantiated statistics to support an allegation that is totally erroneous ¬– aka, a lie. Comrade Essen asserts that […]
Caregivers and seniors need help
I am a mother of 3 and a home care worker with 9 clients, who also takes care of her aging father on the side. Our clients depend on […]
Seniors deserve care, compassion
I am a caregiver in Montana helping seniors and others who are disabled and I’m writing on behalf of myself and as a voice for those who cannot because […]
Candidate should know the laws
Mark Adams is one of three candidates running for Town of Stevensville Mayor. This week yard signs supporting his candidacy have popped up around town. I believe MT Code […]
God and the Forest Service
I heartily agree with Grace Wilson’s letter last week that God is the one who put out the fires. We prayed and He answered! We should all be thankful […]
Doomed to repeat?
Dr. Theodore Dalrymple’s (a pen name) analysis of the chaos going on in Great Britain goes like this: “In modern welfare states, the struggle for subsistence has been abolished. […]
Praise for Trump
President Trump is doing a great job in Washington and he is trying to untangle the evil things Obama did during his years there. To start, insurance is NOT […]
Re: ‘smoke and flames’ – Daines wrong
By Michael Hoyt, Corvallis If you live in Montana, you recently received a flyer titled “Smoke and Flames” from Steve Daines, one of the state’s two senators. Besides the […]
America – change it or lose it
Having read Marty Essen’s letter and the “rebuttal” by Mike Miller, I find the latter to be completely without substance or solutions. Miller seems to dribble personal insults and […]