It is time to respond to Doris Adam’s lengthy ramblings about climate change in local newspapers. I have seen many a sharp mind in my days, but Doris Adam’s […]
Opinion
Cure more important than cause; let’s move on
By Larry Campbell, Darby I read Mike Mercer’s LTE with a chuckle, not that it is funny, but sometimes you gotta laugh. He suggests that, yes, climate change is real, […]
On religious freedom and climate change
We have seen increasingly over the past few decades, a wide-spread outcry against the connection between church and state. As stated in the First Amendment, “Congress shall make no […]
Thanks to community
When Larry Milless was informed he needed to have a fundraiser and set aside a substantial amount in order to qualify for a kidney transplant, it was a complete […]
More folderol
After reading the latest folderol by Jerry Haslip posted in the Bitterroot Star on 08/14/13, one can only conclude that his pomposity and verbosity is exceeded only by his […]
Thanks from Hamilton Downtown Assn.
The Hamilton Downtown Association wishes to thank all of the people who participated in our 2013 Daly Days activities, both those who attended and those who worked to […]
Ethical considerations
Many thanks to Dorinda Troutman for her “Bird Seed” column. It’s a great feature about the natural world written from interesting angles and, for me, one of the highlights […]
Right thing to do for family’s future
I’m 85 years old. My body may feel like a 100, but my mind’s as sharp as 30 years ago. Been around the block a few times. Seen a […]
Come speak up for stream access
By Andy Roubik, Corvallis In November, I made a portage request to the county commissioners regarding Mitchell Slough from Victor Crossing north to the main stem of the Bitterroot River. […]
Unconvinced on ‘anthropogenic’ climate change
I have written a couple of “letters to the editor” which have been taken as a blanket rejection of what some believe is the top priority facing the world […]
Where is the pride?
I googled the Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce and the first thing I read was, “Welcome to our Beautiful Bitterroot Valley!” This was closely followed by “unsurpassed beauty.” Obviously, whomever […]
Many deserve credit for securing river water
The complimentary thunderbolt about Painted Rocks Lake that Check Stranahan shot my way in his column was a surprise! Thanks for the kind words, Chuck. It is true that I […]
Creamery Picnic issue
As a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor for over ten years, I have worked closely with law enforcement personnel and have much respect for the type of job they do. […]
Educate before you vaccinate
We vaccinate our animals to protect them from contracting rabies from another animal–which works great. However, there is another issue that has become involved in human vaccinations. It seems […]
Collaboration gets the jobs done
Last month, Chuck Roady, vice president and general manager of F.H. Stoltz Land and Lumber Co., a family owned sawmill that has been operating in northwest Montana for more […]
Keele has gone over the brink
I don’t know about how Gene Williams might react to all of those silly recent claims by Van P. Keele in the Bitterroot Star, but here is my reaction. […]
Bring Picnic back downtown!
Please just put the Creamery Picnic back on Main Street and stop this silliness in the park. If you were to objectively survey the town of Stevensville, you would […]
Show some respect
As part of the American Legion Color Guard at Saturday’s Creamery Picnic parade in Stevensville, I was disheartened at the number of men who did not remove their caps as […]
‘Full faith and credit’ of U.S. still viable
It has become nearly impossible to have a conversation about the future of the United States lately without someone throwing out the off hand comment that “the federal government […]
Ravalli County Road Dept. truth
I read the article in Saturday’s issue of the Ravalli Republic about the Ravalli County road department. I am an employee of the road department and I would like […]