Category: Housing
Galloway Attacks Renters Rights
Interestingly, or maybe better put – strategically, in reference to the 24 hour notices, there are no exceptions for tenants who may be working out of town, be hospitalized, on vacation, or otherwise. In...
Let Them Eat Cake- Activists Occupy MT Legislature
Why occupy space on the first day of the session? To let these legislators know that we will hold them accountable for everything they do during this session.
NorthWestern Energy Pre-approval—AKA Another Way to Screw Consumers
NorthWestern Energy says jump! Republican Legislators ask, “how high?”
An Open Letter of Solidarity
We do not know if Sheriff Jesse Slaughter has malice in his heart. That is known to him and to God alone. All we have are his words and actions. These we condemn in the...
In My Opinion: Lola Galloway Not For The People
Lola Sheldon Galloway has no shame about where her interests lie, and is using her position of power for her own financial gain. In 2022 alone, during the August 2nd and September 2nd...
Cascade County’s Right-Wing Royalty– The House of Galloway
Steven calls himself a businessman. He and his wife, Lola, own 23 apartments, six rental houses, and six commercial properties. Those commercial properties include the local Dairy Queens, Do It Best Hardware,...
Candidate Conversations: Melissa Smith
Whereas many suggest we run these folks out of town or give them a bus ticket if they’re feeling generous, Melissa has been working for years to provide real solutions to the housing crisis....
Another Reason Not to Vote Republican This Election
In addition to the crappy bills they pass in the legislature, they will be able to change the foundation of our government that protects citizen rights. . . the Montana Constitution. And they just...
Candidate Conversations: Jasmine Krotkov
"Our state legislature is enacting laws based on a distorted moral narrative of religious nationalism. Laws that relegate some of us to the back of the bus. Its not about who’s left and who’s...
County Approves Another Tax Break for Refinery
Property taxes are a key source of funding for our community, including our schools. Earlier this year, the City Commission approved a tax abatement to the tune of $2.77 million. That’s money Calumet doesn’t...