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Like France, will US soon move to boost retirement age?

The issue that’s provoking angry protests in France – proposals to raise the official retirement age – could come to the United States, too, and sooner than many Americans may expect.

Flynn’s Harp: Officials warn local government model won’t be the same in the future

Hara explained in an interview that Washington is one of only two states that impose property taxes on the basis of what total tax revenue local governments need, rather than budgets being drawn on the basis of total property taxes available.

We need better leaders

Is there anybody out there who believes that when it comes to Congress we’ve elected the 535 smartest, wisest, most honorable men in the nation?

Reflections on the Montana league of Cities and towns conference

It has been an educational experience and a chance to meet other elected and staff personal from throughout the state.

Sen. Baucus’ Small Business Jobs Law Delivers Boost To Montana Companies

Senator Announces Increased Access to Capital to Help Support Montana jobs

Farmer Jon: US Senator from Montana spends weekends plowing fields

Montana voters sent him to the Senate in 2006, but he flies home almost every weekend to plow his fields, fix his farm machinery and tend to his relatively modest 1,800 acre farm in the rolling hills of wheat country north of Great Falls.

Montana Department of Transportation – INROADS Newsletter – Paving the Way for Montana’s Disadvantaged Business Enterprises

We still have funding available to pay for your MCA (Montana Contractor’s Assn) dues. This will help you with networking and meeting primes. Contact Shannon at 444-7287 if you are interested.

New website tracks "tweets" from Montana officials

The new site, http://www.TweetMontana.org, was created by the The Montana Policy Institute in Bozeman, and aggregrates and displays the tweets from elected Montana officials.

Utah leadership group pays visit to Livingston, Montana

From taxes to Twitter, Livingston-area leaders on Friday swapped ideas for running cities and building community with a 55-person delegation from Park City, Utah.

Governor Schweitzer Releases Montana 2010 Tribal Relations Report

“This report demonstrates the State of Montana’s commitment to sincere and meaningful state-tribal relationships,” Governor Schweitzer said. “We look forward to continuing these historic efforts and strengthening the government-to-government relationship”.