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- Residents object to new sober living house near Ramsay west of Butte November 8, 2024The non-profit Hope Center Ministries opened a faith-based addiction recovery home at a residence off Craddick Road. Many members of the Flint Creek Estate Homeowner Association objected to this facility at a recent Commissioners meeting. Read the article…………………………….
- Neighbors not happy with subdivision, but DEQ says developer following law (MT) November 6, 2024Members of a rural Columbia Falls homeowners association are raising concerns about a subdivision near Meadow Lake Resort, but the developer says it’s following state law and the state Department of Environmental Quality agrees. At issue is open space and drainage ponds associated with the Tamarack Meadows subdivision which is just east of Garnier Creek. Along Garnier Creek or adjacent to it, are several homes, all on large lots in the woods. Read the article…………………………….
- Billings West End neighborhood residents concerned over drivers ignoring road construction signs (MT) October 21, 2024Foxtail Village is typically a quiet neighborhood off of 60th Street West and Grand Avenue, but for the last week, hundreds of cars have been driving through the streets and residents are growing frustrated. Read the article…………………………….
- Montana homeowners face challenges finding insurance amid wildfire risks October 19, 2024Homeowners in Montana are facing challenges to find and pay for insurance due to rising wildfire risk. Insurance industry analysts told lawmakers on the Modernization and Risk Analysis Committee last week Montana has the highest percentage of properties in high-risk wildfire areas of any western state Read the article…………………………….
- Granite Co. residents frustrated over decision to stop maintaining Lakeshore Drive (MT) May 8, 2024Granite County Commissioners have made good on their pledge to halt all maintenance on Lakeshore Drive, located along Georgetown Lake. This 3.1-mile-long gravel road is under U.S. Forest Service jurisdiction and features dozens of homes and several fishing access sites, but is plagued with potholes. The county has helped maintain and plow it under a longstanding cooperative agreement, but that is about to come to an end. Read the article…………………………….
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- How to protect your home from wildfires – here’s what fire prevention experts say is most importantExtreme heat has already made 2024 a busy wildfire year. More acres had burned by mid-July than in all of 2023, and several communities had lost homes to wildfires. As fire season intensifies across the West, there are steps homeowners can take to make their homes less vulnerable to burning and increase the likelihood that firefighters can protect their property in the event of a wildfire. Read the article…………………………….
- CAI Best Practices: EthicsSimply put, when someone is employing ethics, he or she recognizes what is right and what is wrong and is choosing to do the right thing; however, as a great deal of business ethics literature will attest, “the right thing” is not always straightforward. For example, most ethical dilemmas in the workplace are not simply questions of “Should Bob steal from Jack?” or “Should Jack lie to his boss?”
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