E-City Beat emailed local Montana legislative candidates who are in primaries requesting responses to three questions, which you’ll see below. Ballots for the primary are due June 2nd. Today we are publishing responses from GOP candidates for HD 21, Ed Buttrey and Sally Tucker. Ed Buttrey Why are you running for the office? I first…
E-City Beat emailed local Montana legislative candidates who are in primaries requesting responses to three questions, which you’ll see below. Ballots for the June primary are currently arriving in mailboxes. Today we are publishing responses from GOP candidates for HD 26, Jeremy Trebas, Sheridan Buck, and Rudy Tankink. Stay tuned for more candidate responses next…
E-City Beat emailed local Montana legislative candidates who are in primaries requesting responses to three questions, which you’ll see below. Ballots for the June primary are currently arriving in mailboxes. Today we are publishing responses from GOP candidates for SD 10, Steve Fitzpatrick and Jeni Dodd. Ms. Dodd didn’t include a photo with her response….
For some in the local education/union/non-profit cabal, the passage of yesterday’s school levy wasn’t nearly satisfying enough. “Winning” — which was all “for the kids,” right? — only served as preface to the final act: revenge. If you had the audacity to oppose the levy, you might want to think twice about saying so publicly,…
H/T to The Electric’s Jenn Rowell, who broke the news: As of now, Jan Cahill, Kim Skornogoski, and Bill Bronson are the leading vote-getters among school board candidates. The operation levy stands at approximately 54.7% in favor with 45.3% opposed.
Over the course of this year’s school election, we have been critical of Great Falls Public Schools’ efforts to impose another permanent tax levy on the public. More than one of our readers have asked us: is there anything E-City Beat does support? In short, the answer is yes. Broadly, we believe in fewer regulations,…
Editors note: E-City Beat has requested and received permission to copy and paste Great Falls City Commissioner Rick Tryon’s reports from his public commissioner’s Facebook page, ‘Rick Tryon for a Greater Great Falls’. “Here’s the link to the agenda for Tuesday nights Great Falls City Commission meeting. The commission will be meeting via Zoom (hopefully…
You might have seen this popping up around town (we hope!), but we are happy to bring to you, by popular demand, the first print edition of E-City Beat. We’re starting small, but already have plans for future editions. Feel free to print and send to your friends who don’t live online, and as always,…
There is a man. He stands credibly accused of sexual assault (despite his prior stance that all women should be believed), he will reflexively do Xi Jinping’s bidding if elected, and he is the most outwardly senile candidate for president in American history. His name, although incidental to the main point, is Joe Biden.
Does the Great Falls Public School system need a sober coach? The school district’s affliction is addiction. It is addiction to the status quo. Addiction, no matter what form it takes, tears families, communities, and yes, education systems apart. What is addiction and how does it affect the community when it strikes the GFPS school…