On the same day that Gov. Gianforte signed a bill rescinding all mask mandates, two potentially more lethal variants of COVID-19 appeared in Montana, but officials didn’t warn the public as in other states.
On the same day that Gov. Gianforte signed a bill rescinding all mask mandates, two potentially more lethal variants of COVID-19 appeared in Montana, but officials didn’t warn the public as in other states.
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte signed into law a bill Friday that prohibits actions — such as those taken to prevent the spread of the coronavirus — that would affect the bottom line for businesses.
A release from the City of Bozeman says the survey questions are focused on rating the level of need for resources, services, and opportunities to improve access to housing, transportation and public health and safety to support the needs and quality of life for all people in the community.
Complicating the planning is a proposal from the federal Office of Management and Budget to change the metropolitan statistical area designation from a population of 50,000 to 100,000, which would keep Bozeman as a micropolitan area.
There is nothing we love more than local serial entrepreneurs! Congratulations and THANK YOU to this great team of entrepreneurs who are launching The Newberry downtown events center: Seth Swingley, Tim Peterson, Keith Schneider, Scott Reasoner and Andy Ferrin!!
The sheer size of the credit makes its intent unmistakable: to take public tax dollars from all Montanans, and use them to financially support private schools.
HB 397 could mobilize enough private capital to produce 18,000 homes and apartments and generate over $828 million in economic activity over ten years.
The Ventura-based outdoor apparel retailer could have tried to placate the protesters. Instead, the company directed customer service representatives to respond: “Thank you so much for sharing your views. We want you to know that for every call like this we receive, we’re donating an additional $5 to Planned Parenthood.”
Watch it for yourself online: 8 Seconds: HB 648. There was absolutely no explanation of the amendments or their potential impacts. In fact, not one word was spoken on the amendments before they were voted on and passed … absolute crickets!
During the recent legislative session, our new Governor and Republican legislators were more focused on setting our state back than using their positions of public trust to create jobs or grow our economy.
