January 2015
Phil Cameron
Living in Bozeman there is a good chance that in your garage there are a pair or skis or a snowboard, bikes, fishing poles, rifles, backpacks, hiking boots, snow shoes and various other pieces of recreational equipment. That’s why we live here…
January 2015
Fritz Shallah
As you cross the flat follow the crick until you get to the first draw.” Tim said, “Stay center at the chicken foot. You cross several outfits on the way so watch for critters, and there’s plenty buzztails around too. The first gate…
January 2015
Main Street Hospitality
Courtney Kramer
A handful of new hotels are under construction in downtown Bozeman, three of which directly impact a historic structure. Kenyon Noble, built in 1957 on Mendenhall Street, has been demolished to make way for an Element by Westin. Across Mendenhall…
January 2015
Who, Where Why, What do they do all day?
Susan Floerchinger
Who are the homeless in Bozeman? Why do they come here? What do they do during the hours they are not allowed at the Warming Center, or within the safe, warm walls of Family Promise and the other shelters they may be fortunate enough to locate? Why…
January 2015
Be a CAP Mentor
If you’re anything like me, despite your most steadfast convictions, you have already begun to bend the rules on your new year’s resolution. You know what I mean; on Thursday morning you firmly declared that this year you would…
January 2015
Meeting Those in Need Where They Are
Kathleen Johns
Gallatin Valley law enforcement agencies are participating in a pilot program in partnership with Montana’s Peer Network (MPN) designed to serve community members who find themselves in the midst of a mental health crisis. People…
January 2015
Sarah Cairoli
This year, I decided to cure my holiday hangover by reminding myself that any season can be the season of giving
January 2015
The Crisis of Unaffordable Housing
Birdie Hall
It is becoming incredibly difficult to reflect on the woes of affordable housing. I’m not stupid. I can quite visibly recognize that there is something slightly horrible happening here amongst the perfectly manicured neighborhoods and pristine…
January 2015
Angie Ripple
an extended commitment and rediscovered discipline
Kent Goodman
Probably the first group to celebrate Christmas in Montana were in the Bitterroot Mountains, where a group of rugged trappers had gathered in Fort McMillan.
