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Monthly Archives: December 2022
For Southwest Airlines And A Missoula Pedestrian Bridge, The Problem Isn’t The Weather
by Travis Mateer If you tried to travel this past week, you may have encountered a special realm of transportation hell that decimated the Christmas spirit, leaving chaos and rage in the wake of THOUSANDS of flight cancellations. Even Martin … Continue reading
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First Snag Covering Montana’s 2023 Legislative Session
by Travis Mateer Doing journalistic stuff can be fun. Just the other week I was in the clerk’s office for district court learning from a knowledgeable source how to access court records. I was impressed that it only took a … Continue reading
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Zoom Chron Year In Review: What Did We Learn In 2022?
by Travis Mateer If you watched the documentary I released on January 5th of this year, titled Engen’s Missoula, then you learned quite a lot about Tax Increment Financing at the beginning of 2022, and that’s a good thing because … Continue reading
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When The “Conspiracy Theorists” Are Right, Twitter Edition
by Travis Mateer For some reason I feel the need to preface what I’m about to say regarding the value of the Twitter file drops with this: I don’t own a Tesla, I’m not rejoicing at Elon Musk’s latest business … Continue reading
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Is A Killer Being Prosecuted, Or A Town Defended?
by Travis Mateer The brutal murder of Lee Nelson on November 20h, 2020, is one of those types of murders that challenges how a town like Missoula sees itself. In some ways the upcoming trial next month is more a … Continue reading
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