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- Beartooth landowners victorious in lawsuit against Stillwater County
- PLEASE NOTE: Change in Zoom access code for today’s hearing
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Montana legislature to eastern Montana: your infrastructure, your problem
The Montana legislature has failed once again to pass a bill that would support the increased infrastructure needs caused by oil and gas drilling in eastern Montana. As the semi-annual legislative session closed this week, two bills that would have … Continue reading
Posted in Bakken
Tagged Bret Smelser, Crime, increased taxes, infrastructure, Montana legislature, Rick Norby, road repair, SB374, Sidney, traffic
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Smithsonian Channel’s “Boomtowners” chronicles life in the Bakken (video)
Interesting viewing today, courtesy of the Smithsonian Channel, which has developed a multi-part series on life in the Bakken. From the web site: “Boomtowners” plunges into a modern-day “gold rush” that’s attracting thousands of people from all over the country … Continue reading
Sidney, Montana: Riding the boomtown roller coaster (with NPR audio)
Sidney, Montana is riding the boomtown roller coaster. Last year we reported on Sidney’s unmet infrastructure needs as the town was riding the upwards Bakken boom. Growth had taxed the city’s infrastructure to bursting. A summary from a Montana Public … Continue reading
Posted in Bakken, Fracking Information
Tagged Bakken, Crime, infrastructure, National Public Radio, NPR, Rick Norby, schools, Sidney Montana
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Don’t Bakken the Beartooths
Fans of Breaking Bad no doubt appreciated the irony when Walter White of Lockwood was recently sentenced to 12 years for his part in a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamines in the Bakken oil fields. But his conviction was not part … Continue reading