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Valley Journal: Don't judge, educate: New approah aims to help drug misusers survive - Vimarsana News

Valley Journal: Don't judge, educate: New approah aims to help drug misusers survive

“Every overdose is someone’s child. Don’t judge, educate.” This statement challenges public compassion as well as understanding of...

Libby councilors not ready to commit to fund spending - Vimarsana News

Libby councilors not ready to commit to fund spending

Many of the current councilors shared their thoughts on what the fund money, about $1.5 million, should be used for.

Montana Attorney General Confirms Certain Earned Wage Access Products Are Not Loans - Financial Services - Vimarsana News

Montana Attorney General Confirms Certain Earned Wage Access Products Are Not Loans - Financial Services

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen issued an opinion on whether certain Earned Wage Access products are consumer loans or deferred deposit loans requiring licensure under Montana law....

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Montana Attorney General Confirms Certain Earned Wage Access Products Are Not Loans - Vimarsana News

Montana Attorney General Confirms Certain Earned Wage Access Products Are Not Loans

On Dec. 22, 2023, Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen issued an opinion on whether certain Earned Wage Access (EWA) products are “consumer loans”…

'A big hole in the law': County wary over court-ordered land divisions outside West Yellowstone - Vimarsana News

'A big hole in the law': County wary over court-ordered land divisions outside West Yellowstone

At a land use law seminar in Helena last November, Erin Arnold, the former Chief Civil Deputy Gallatin County Attorney caught wind of a ruling that defied the commission’s interpretation