Pyramid Mountain Lumber Faces Closure Over Housing and Septic Fight
Seeley Lake mill owner Pyramid Mountain Lumber warns closing is likely within 60 days without tens of millions for automation or about 50 more workers to restore full output. The dispute centers on Seeley Lake’s sewer restrictions that hamper affordable housing and limit staffing. The closure would affect roughly 100 employees and ripple through local businesses and schools.
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Antonio Ibarra Olivares
Missoulian
Todd Johnson
Pyramid Mountain Lumber
Montana
Seeley Lake
Pyramid Mountain
Griffen Smith
Griffen.smith
Pyramid
Johnson
Health Department
State defends double voting law in Montana case
Montana officials defend HB 892 which imposes felony charges for voting in more than one place in the same election and for remaining registered in multiple states. Plaintiffs, including Montana Public Interest Research Group and the state employees union, argue the measure chills registration and could ensnare unaware students. The hearing before U.S. District Judge Brian Morris highlighted concerns about election integrity and enforcement while noting past elections remained successful.
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Helena
Montana
Christi Jacobsen
Austin Knudsen
Republican National Committee
Anna Branch
Elias Law Group
Branch
Oregon
State Elections Office
Montana University
U.S. District of Montana
Brian Morris
Montana Public Interest Research Group
Montana Federation of Public Employees
Public Employee Union
Thane Johnson
Attorney General’s Office
Knudsen
Jacobsen
Chris Gallus
D.C
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