Monthly Archives: June 2019

by William Skink How badly does the political status quo in Missoula want to protect itself from pesky critics like Jesse Ramos? Would they be willing to spend $41,000 dollars for multiple primary elections in order to keep democracy from … Continue reading →

by William Skink It’s nice to get kudos for the work done here. A recent comment released from the spam filter offered these generous words: Thank you so much for your reporting recently per Missoula TIF. I dont think that … Continue reading →

by William Skink Yesterday was our family’s last day at Yellowstone. We got a late start in part because what should have been a quick stop for food in Gardiner turned into an absurd ordeal. The first place we stopped … Continue reading →

by William Skink I am writing this post from a cold and rainy Paradise Valley. I’ve done a mostly good job unplugging and only using my devices to do the customary tourist thing of documenting everything on the old smart … Continue reading →

by William Skink One of the more consistent complaints from all the conversations about the housing affordability crisis comes from developers and centers on the red-tape involved in the construction process. Reduce some of that red-tape, they say, and the … Continue reading →