Ramsay school seeks county land for parking and expansion
Ramsay officials renew a request for two open acres of county land to add parking and potential expansion for the elementary and middle school. Principal Chris Kellogg noted growing enrollment from 140 in 2019 to 171, with parking space scarce and the school owning only the adjacent property. The plan hinges on the Ramsay Town Association leasing and potentially breaking the lease to allow a land acquisition near the school.
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Ramsay
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Butte-Silver Bow
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Parks and Recreation Board
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Butte
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Fairmont
Rocker
Beef Trail
West Butte
Reservations draft dropped by Kalispell senator Regier
Montana State Senator Keith Regier said he will not introduce a joint draft resolution urging Congress to study alternatives to the Indian reservation system after discussions with constituents and a chat with Senator Shane Morigeau. Morigeau criticized the draft as misguided, while Regier noted previous drafts in every session.
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Congress
Associated Press
Mark Agather
Kalispell
Flathead Reservation
Shane Morigeau
Regier
Lee Mon
Tana
Morigeau
Missoula
Rogier
Montana
Kekek
Jason Stark
R- Kalispell
Missoula studies universal free school lunches program
The Missoula Food Bank and Community Center is exploring universal free meals at Franklin Hawthorne and Lowell elementary schools to extend the COVID era free lunch. It notes stigma and application burdens after the state program ended, with Franklin Elementary Principal Greg Harrison calling for a broad benefit to students and families.
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Missoula
Greg Harrison
Franklin Elementary
COVID
How the Sausage is Made event taps lawmakers outside Clancy
Freshman Kalispell Republican Tony Brockman joined about 15 new and veteran Montana lawmakers for a Saturday morning gathering during the 68th Montana Legislature. The event, co sponsored by the Mansfield Center and Jon Bennion, aims to discuss ethical leadership and the challenges of governing while drawing parallels to Otto von Bismarck’s sausage metaphor. Bennion, a former deputy attorney general, invited all freshman legislators and urged them to learn their voting roles.
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Helenair
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Clancy
Kalispell
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Montana
Jon Bennion
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Mike Mansfield
Bennion
Lee Newspapers
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Mansfield
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