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The Most Expensive Vehicle in Montana, And We All Drive It - Vimarsana News

The Most Expensive Vehicle in Montana, And We All Drive It

When you think of a vehicle that most of us are likely to drive- what do you think is the most expensive vehicle here in Montana? Here's one answer.

Energy costs main factor in closure of division at Butte company - Vimarsana News

Energy costs main factor in closure of division at Butte company

High energy costs are forcing a company in Butte to phase out a division of its business, and a vice president said this week a minimal number of employees — paid more than $100,000 on average — could be affected but did not have a precise count. Earlier this year, REC Silicon announced it would […] The post Energy costs main factor in closure of division at Butte company appeared first on Daily Montanan.

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Why a Montana Sales Tax Probably Won't Win in Vote - Vimarsana News

Why a Montana Sales Tax Probably Won't Win in Vote

It would be an added burden on Montanans.

Montana property owners may see historically-high tax hikes - Vimarsana News

Montana property owners may see historically-high tax hikes

“In 2023, Montana homeowners and renters are about to experience the largest property tax increase in history," said former state Revenue Director Dan Bucks.

Outdated transmission system holds back Montana's clean energy production - Vimarsana News

Outdated transmission system holds back Montana's clean energy production

Dr. Pat Barkey, director of the University of Montana’s Bureau for Business Economic Research, points out that Montana's "increasing population has driven higher electricity demand, but little new generation and transmission capacity has been built over the last decade." And, that "Montana risks becoming a net importer of electricity."