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  • Will Rogers Still has a Point

    Will Rogers was a Cherokee comedian who died in 1935.  Known for his political comments, I wondered how pertinent, how relevant those observations would be today, almost 90 years after his death.  As I looked at the quotations, I decided two things: Will Rogers observations remain valid and politics has a tendency to run downhill. Read more

  • Religious Tolerance

    In Suriname, I saw the largest mosque in the Americas set peacefully next door to the country’s oldest synagogue.  I was told that the parking lot is shared. While I was there, the Hindu Holi Phagwa was going on – a festival of colors celebrated by tossing colored water and powders at each other.  Knowing Read more

  • Trego’s Most Broken Gun Law

    Trego’s Most Broken Gun Law

    So I’m reading this article in the Daily Montanan: Billings man pleads guilty to illegal gun possession inside school zone and, since my place borders the school, I wonder how the law could affect me. In Billings, the article describes the guy who got busted: “Metcalf was charged and arrested late last August after he Read more

  • Trego School Board Meeting April 8th

    I’m having trouble summarizing this one, not least because I lost my notes. In short: The meeting did discuss prayer, but did not discuss a four day week. About prayer: The discussion was specifically with regards to having prayer on the agenda as a part of each school board meeting. The result- no. Community presence Read more

  • Questions for School Board Candidates -Sam

    Since we’re having an election, I’ve written some questions for the candidates, and I’ll be asking them to everyone running. Since I’m running, I thought I’d start. About You: I have more higher education than is really reasonable (two masters, one in education and the other in business), and five-years teaching experience. My family lives Read more

  • School Rankings Released

    School Digger has released its annual school rankings.  This year, Sunburst (near the Sweetgrass Hills) rated #1 – a small school with only 40 students.  ACT scores were not included in this year’s rankings – a bit of a loss. Our own Lincoln County High School ranked 85th of Montana’s 124 schools.  On the Montana Read more