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Editorial: Campaign School is just what we need
If you’ve ever thought about running for public office but were intimidated by the magnitude of the challenge, there’s an invaluable service available to you here in Bozeman later this week. It’s called Campaign School, and it’s aimed at increasing the number of candidates and competition for elected offices around the state.
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posted: February 10
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Empowering the community, one connection at a time
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I am proud of Mrs. Sales for confessing her sins. I John 1:9 says, "If we confess our sins He is faithful and just to forgive us and cleanse us from all unrighteousness."
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By law and with a fee, responsible residents of Bozeman register their pets, and walk their registered pets with a leash; our dog friendly Bozeman, in effect, affords disposable bags and containers. Registered pet owners are not required to provide the date or cause of their pets death. QUESTION, How many pet owners allow their animals registered or not, to roam on the trails while angry, assertive, aggressive pets are with or without a leash? And those free roaming, free spirited dogs, without a leash, are they disposable bag trained? Sex offenders can walk and work about the Bozeman community, no fees, no registration, or questions asked,...how many are running free on the trail with the young, fragile and vulnerable? Who is keeping track?.... The quarter back, x country track coach is.
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Posted 3 hours ago by beautifullife.
article: Bozeman nurse settles wrongful discharg…
Am I only allowed to state my feelings in a way that pleases you, M2thegosser? Go live your own narrowmindedlife.
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Posted 4 hours ago by Cowgirlin.
article: Candidate not deterred by wife's embezz…
Scott Sales is a coward.. Sandra Sales is an amazing, loving woman. There is so much more to this story. I have to wonder what kind of mother would do this to her own daughter. Sandra Sales has taken the fall for many peoples dishonesty, including her own mothers and I think the prosecutor knows there's something fishy, only 300 hours community service and probation?? He could have hit her much harder. My heart breaks for her kids.....
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Posted 6 hours ago by cowboyup.
article: Candidate not deterred by wife's embezz…
Oh, the irony. An excerpt from a 2002 Sandra Sales letter to the Chronicle: "Scott is extremely responsible, especially with finances. The fact that he was able to retire at 40 is not due to earning a high salary, but due to his fiscal responsibility all his life. Believe me, he knows the value of a dollar. Please send Scott to Helena so I can go to the Mall."
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