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Groups say BLM proposed rule is not legal - Vimarsana News

Groups say BLM proposed rule is not legal

The Bureau of Land Management revealed a final rule on April 18, which, among other changes, allows the approval of “restoration and mitigation” leases. Many federal land users are concerned about the possibility of this...

Groups say BLM proposed rule is not legal - Vimarsana News

Groups say BLM proposed rule is not legal

The Bureau of Land Management revealed a final rule on April 18, which, among other changes, allows the approval of “restoration and mitigation” leases. Many federal land users are concerned about the possibility of this...

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MACo offers president's scholarships to county seniors - Vimarsana News

MACo offers president's scholarships to county seniors

Ross Butcher, Fergus County Commissioner and President of the Montana Association of Counties, has announced the availability of the MACo “President’s Scholarships” to this year’s graduating high school seniors residing

Montana counties take mill levy calculation complaint to state Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Montana counties take mill levy calculation complaint to state Supreme Court

The Montana Association of Counties filed a lawsuit this week in the Montana Supreme Court regarding school funding. The issue centers around whether counties a

Counties say they'll buck governor on collecting full school property tax - Vimarsana News

Counties say they'll buck governor on collecting full school property tax

A dispute over whether a Montana statute intended to cap property tax growth applies to a state-level school property tax escalated this week as several county governments said they plan to buck the Montana Department of Revenue’s direction to collect a full 95 mills for a tax that supports state school equalization funding.