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Every year on May 31, The World Health Organization and its partners mark World No Tobacco Day, highlighting the health risks associated with tobacco use and advocating for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption. Tobacco use is the single most preventable cause of death globally an… Read Article Do your part on World No Tobacco Day

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If I had not been a subscriber of the Boulder Monitor, I would never have known about the Jefferson County Land Stewardship Workshop for Small Acreages to be held on May 9th, both in Clancy and Boulder. As a small acreage landowner, I am concerned about managing noxious weeds, stream flow, s… Read Article Thanks for keeping me informed

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Kneeling in the garden, Jesus could already hear the shouts of his accusers; the mocking voices, the derision. He could feel the blows sting across his face, the cutting cords of the whips, the piercing of the nails. He saw the betrayal and abandonment of his closest friends at his darkest hour. Read Article What is your choice?

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The City Council meeting on Monday, March 20 was a wonderful sight to see! Long-time members of this community turned out in force to speak regarding animal regulations within the City of Boulder. As a 17-year property owner of a Main Street home and business, I was very interested and encouraged. Read Article Keep Boulder "country"

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In Montana, we care about protecting our children and ending bullying in schools. Instead of seeking to prevent hate speech and bullying in our public schools, Montana House Bill 361 would protect the bullies. The text of this bill would make it impossible to discipline students who use a tr… Read Article Don't protect the bullies

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I live a block away from a trailer being torn down. Mike and John are doing a great job. The area looks better now than before. It’s a dirty job, but these two guys make the Boulder trailer court look better than before. Read Article A job well done

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Montana’s 68th legislature is in session and is considering over 1300 bills to date.  Most of us will only take note of a few high-profile bills that will have a direct and immediate impact on our lives.  For example, tax relief bills, a couple of which will pass with little opposition.  How… Read Article Be wary of SJ 2

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Government has an obligation to make our lives better. Will congress enact more corporate tax cuts now that Republicans have taken control of the House of Representatives? Will they extend current corporate tax cuts? How about tax cuts for the rest of us? That's right, the 95% of us who do n… Read Article Tax burden takes a toll

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I am encouraged by the outcome of the midterm elections. Not because all the candidates and ballot issues I voted for succeeded, but because winners and losers alike were for the most part, gracious and accepted the will of the people. Civility may be making a comeback in politics. In my opi… Read Article Time to move on

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Independent U.S. House candidate Gary Buchanan is for “common sense solutions.” He was advocated for in the Boulder Monitor. Should I vote for him? For what solutions will he, Gary, advocate? “...without the shackles of partisanship...” Smart prhase, but for what bills will he vote? He will … Read Article Buchanan: is he for war or peace?

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Montana now has a newly drawn eastern congressional district! As the campaign season heats up in advance of the Nov. 8 general election, we have the opportunity to elect a true leader. This leader is campaigning about common-sense solutions. He is committed to building a united Montana in wh… Read Article Clancy woman supports Buchanan

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In today’s society it’s no surprise factual information is being ignored to push an agenda. The North American model of wildlife conservation is under attack by special interest groups funded largely by out-of-state revenue. Read Article War on Wolf Management

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After reading Jim Smith’s view in the July 6 edition of the Monitor I found myself extremely confused.  He lamented that if women are unable to have the choice to have an abortion they have been deprived of human rights.  I ask him to think about the rights of the unborn.  They are in fact h… Read Article Consider the lives of the unborn

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