City and County Government
That’s cops for you. They’re quick this year on the panhandling calls in the downtown when they show up, according to data from the Office of Emergency Services.
In case you missed it, there’s a lot to show up for, especially in Hell’s Alley.
Here’s a closer look at the data. First, it’s only a record of [...]
Here’s a copy of the sample petition City Attorney Jim Nugent said his letter will recommend rejecting.
Nugent said he found a litany of problems with the document. Among the ones he noted are lack of the ordinance title on the petition and no statement about what petitioners are trying to achieve, such as a “repeal” [...]
How far can you walk in your neighborhood before you reach the end of the sidewalk? Want to walk more? Want to pay?
This week, Jon Salmonson reminded the Missoula City Council that he’s all for cars and trucks paying for sidewalks. Salmonson, a walker and Franklin to the Fort neighbor, suggested fees tagged to auto [...]
Tuesday is the day after the Missoula City Council meeting, and here’s a couple of handouts hot off the scanner. Weed! Farm animals! Perverts!
During public comment, UM Students for NORML president Majessa Kerner told the council about Marijuana Education Day. One topic: students who legally use medical marijuana and have it on campus “face [...]
There’s no punchline. Here’s a letter to the editor from Steve Knight praising the Missoula City Council for taking on the anti-discrimination ordinance.
I have heard of friends being refused job applications at businesses because they are perceived as gay or lesbian. … This happens in our town. It happens to people I care about.
Moving 0n, [...]
So say you actually do want to see the new art on display and not the back of someone’s head. One trick is going to First Friday on First Saturday.
Bet you’ll have the gallery all to yourself. That was my experience a few months ago, anyway, and no one spilled wine on me. Hooray.
As far [...]
