Her life’s work has been equity in education, and it’s that commitment that compelled Denise Juneau to make the difficult decision to leave Montana for the opportunity to lead Seattle’s public schools. That move now imminent, Juneau said she’s focused on the goal of leading the Seattle Public Schools District as it brings to reality a broad community resolve to correct the wide achievement gap between its white and minority students. (more…) Continue Reading →
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Zinke asks for $12 million to rebuild Glacier chalet
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke requested $12 million Monday for the reconstruction of Glacier National Park’s Sperry Chalet, which was destroyed in an ember storm last August. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Montana, Glacier National Park, Ryan Zinke, Sperry Chalet
Zinke: Trump’s worst Cabinet member?
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Henry David Thoreau said, “That government is best which governs not at all.” Our nation’s experiments in minimalist governance show that Thoreau may have been right: We could be better off with no government than with the one we’ve got. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion, Department of the Interior, National Park System Advisory Board, National Parks Conservation Association, Ryan Zinke, sage grouse, wild horses
U.S. House race: Crowded Democratic field narrows
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The six-way competition to win the Democratic nomination for the 2018 U.S. House race got a little smaller on Tuesday. Tom Woods, a state House representative from Bozeman, announced his departure from the race in a press release Tuesday morning. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Montana, News, Greg Gianforte, John Heenan, Ryan Zinke, Tom Woods, U.S. House
Opinion: Research shows that public lands pay dividends
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Five years ago, a diverse group of business leaders from across the state met in Bozeman. While they represented many different industries, the common denominator was an understanding that our public lands play a critical role in our state’s economy. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion, Antiquities Act, Business for Montana's Outdoors, Greg Gianforte, Headwaters Economics, Jon Tester, Ryan Zinke, Steve Daines
Tester, Zinke and the end of history
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Facts no longer matter in politics. If facts are history, then history no longer matters either, judging from recent incidents involving one current and one former Montana member of Congress. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion, Donald Trump, Jon Tester, Ryan Zinke
Montanans blast Trump’s monument-shrinking plans
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Conservation groups across Montana and the West on Monday blasted a decision by President Donald Trump to reduce the size of two national monuments, saying his proclamations represent an outright assault on public lands and may be illegal. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Montana, News, Business for Montana's Outdoors, Donald Trump, Montana Wilderness Association, national monuments, Ryan Zinke
Moss says she will seek U.S House seat
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Lynda Moss, a former Democratic state senator from Billings, announced on Wednesday that she plans to be a candidate for Montana’s only congressional seat. In a press release, Moss said she will officially announce her candidacy this Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Toucan Gallery, 2505 Montana Ave. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Montana, News, Grant Kier, Greg Gianforte, John Heenan, Lynda Moss, Ryan Zinke, Tom Woods
The secretary is in: Zinke flies flag to note his presence
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Former Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke lit up social media sites Friday with news reports about his resurrection of a little-known and apparently never-used military ritual at the Interior Department’s downtown Washington headquarters. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: News, Department of the Interior, Ryan Zinke
Billings lawyer John Heenan hopes to challenge Rep. Gianforte
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Billings lawyer John Heenan has announced that he will seek the Democratic nomination to challenge U.S. Rep. Greg Gianforte, R-Mont., in the 2018 election. Heenan, 40, is the first Democrat to file as a candidate for Montana’s only House seat. Heenan, who registered his campaign committee with the Federal Election Commission on Saturday, said he began thinking of running against Gianforte “after the special election and Gianforte’s assault on the reporter.” (more…) Continue Reading →