Montana Business

Residents of western Montana are careful with their environment, and the credit union feels it’s appropriate to make building decisions that reflect that care, she explained. The credit union’s president, Gary Clark, and its seven-member board of directors also feel it’s important to promote the health and well-being of their employees, she said.

A man who tuned a hotel’s piano as a contractor and cited privacy in refusing to provide his Social Security number does not have to release it and must be paid, a judge has ruled.

Spika said the building he wants to construct near Lewistown would improve access for employees, and for the trucks that transport his products.

Off the Grid Targets Students and Professionals Inspired by Exceptional Design

The system allows real-time metadata to be embedded in a video stream, allowing for a dynamic combination of video and location intelligence to provide useful and timely information on the ground. “This is an exciting moment,” Dr. Philp stated, “and we are now prepared to conduct live flight tests to demonstrate the value of this technology.”

The film will feature victims, law enforcement, investment professionals and a journalist talking about two notorious Montana investment scams. The first involved Tom O’Neill, a Butte stockbroker who overtraded without authorization the accounts of some of his clients, many of them elderly.

The problem: Unlike every place else Bresnan serves in Montana, Polson’s Internet connections are made via microwaves, not through a physical circuit, by the company.

"It’s a good piece of legislation for students," said Jim Stipcich, SAF president and CEO. "But the bottom line, as we look at the lender cuts, is that the level of borrower benefits we’re able to provide will be reduced."

“When I’m pursuing the right opportunity, things just fall into place,” he said. “For some reason, I’ve been blessed – and I’m not gonna keep it to myself.”

Bresnan Communications has initiated a test of a Wi-Fi network covering a one-square-mile area of downtown Billings, offering free wireless access to its local high-speed Internet customers.