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October 12, 2023
The action agenda for the Oct. 10 Roswell City Council meeting had just one item, formal approval of a text amendment to the Unified Development Code for the Parkway Village
October 11, 2023
It is a widely accepted truth that the well-being of people and land is intertwined (e.g., A Sand County Almanac, Aldo Leopold, 1949). Perhaps reflecting this truth, the Montana Constitution
October 11, 2023
How the city will grow and what projects are prioritized are some of the many logistics Sequim faces, and those issues will be a major part of the city’s required, periodic review of its Comprehensive Plan.
October 7, 2023
Climate, the housing crisis and how to get more people engaged with city business were topics at a candidate forum in Bozeman on Thursday.
October 7, 2023
For a young person hoping to build a future in Bozeman, the Chronicle’s opinion pages have made for grim reading over the last few weeks.
October 5, 2023
The Richland County Council met Tuesday, October 3. All council members were present. Chair Overture Walker spoke in memory of Richland County Sherriff ’s Department Deputy Jacob Salrin who died in the line of duty on Friday, September 29. Walker asked council and those present to participate in a moment of silence to remember Salrin.
October 4, 2023
There is not enough housing in Bozeman for the people who want to live here. Most acutely, there is not enough housing for the people who need to work here
October 4, 2023
The Times-Picayune | Advocate has launched its 2023 Voter Guide so citizens can hear directly from candidates in their own words about what they hope to accomplish if elected.
October 4, 2023
The Times-Picayune | Advocate has launched its 2023 Voter Guide so citizens can hear directly from candidates in their own words about what they hope to accomplish if elected.
October 2, 2023
After serving for two years on Cañon City’s City Council, Amy Schmisseur is running for a four-year term. She seeks the public’s vote for an At Large City Council seat in the Nov. 7 election. Schmisseur’s decision to run for the position is rooted in service to her community. “It is an honor serving the […]