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Briefs: Flathead power outages; Young Montanans worry about housing costs

By Montana Public Radio,

22 days ago

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22 days ago

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JoJo S

22d ago

Move elsewhere….problem solved!!!

JimmyD

22d ago

LMAO my first house in Kalispell was a 14 × 72 mobile home where the trailer park rent was more than the payment on the mobile home. I was making $450.00 a month 2 kids & a wife who a stay at home mom in 1974. I 🖕can't believe the 🖕bull💩. I was able to turn it around by leaving Montana & make a decent wage. Once I was gone I was able to make a great wage, own a home put kids through college & retire in Montana where I grew up. in the 70's & still today our greatest export is our children. 100 years of being lead by the QRepublican Nazi Fascist Anarchist Insurrectionist white Christian Nationalist Party has been the 🖕destruction of Montana. Make Montana proud & continue to vote for the QRepublican Nazi Fascist Anarchist Insurrectionist white Christian Nationalist Carpetbaggers & life will never improve for the children of Montana.

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