That article was published 5 days after she abandoned me in our therapy.

Perhaps finishing the article was more important.

Keri is ridiculously unethical.

Hi I'm not able to reset my password. It says it's a "server error".
My email is lionheartnurse@gmail.com

where can we see the list of results?

Thank you Bozeman Moms! This is important work you are doing, rejecting extremist activities in our town. Your efforts resonate on a national level. This is the time to reject these notions that some people are better than others.

2021 Results can be found here: https://bozemanmagazine.com/bestof/115-bozemans-choice-2021

I am a friend of Aja from her childhood in Connecticut. She has always been a smart and gifted person beyond her years! Reading this has brought tears to my eyes. I am so happy for Aja and for Bozeman, a town truly benefiting from her talents.

Bingo!

Nice info. Now i got the idea of how the plumbing system works & how by hiring plumbing repair service the professional plumber helps to fix the plumbing or sewer line issues.

Wow! really a helpful Blog. Thanks for sharing it.

The most common pest is the su bra ooh, but fords and chevys are abundant as well especially the closer one gets to town. Its not so much these pests are a threat but much like the"pest" birds, it's the destructive things inside the subs and fords that are carriers of all kinds of stuff, polluting and spewing filth. It use to be that winter kept the stuff from spreading all over Montana but global idiocy leads to dispersal that other pest, the refugee and Montana hasn't found a vaccine yet to prevent stupidity.

This is a weird article.

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There aren't any opossums in gallatin valley, or most of Montana for that matter.

I really enjoyed your article, it was right dead center too many people i know who are intimidated at asking questions at the Fly Shop. I found this to be the read that i willingly passed on top friends that aren't sure of themselves when talking fly fishing with those that know the business, i continually tell them you want find the answer unless you ask the question from someone who's knowledgeable on the subject, forget about what you don't know and concentrate on what you'll learn from the fly shop personnel.

This is movie for our time- greedy millionaire without compassion refuses to listen to the workers and everyone gets eaten by dinosaurs.

Wow, are these people for real?

Maybe they meant to submit this to the Onion.

If this is how the residents of Bozeman respond to a small group of unhoused residents living in their small park space - avoidance and denial rather than care and respect - how will they react when refugees of a collapsing economy filter in and out of their shared spaces?
Similar to conspiracy theorists who stormed the capital building last month, perspectives on the unhoused, aka "homeless,” spawn from echo chambers of elitists. To mistreat some of the most vulnerable people in our streets in an exchange for a satiation of a bourgeoisie fantasy is shallow and immature at best, prejudice and reflections of Nazi Germany at worst.
Kudos to the authors here for calling out this anti-inclusive establishment. Faulty projects like the one mentioned above, deny the needs of all for the benefit of a few. This perpetuates cycles of disrespect and fear that leads agitated property owners to rely unnecessarily on police which reinforces modern slavery in the form of an unfair judicial system that mocks true justice by trying to get blood out of a turnip to pay for its infrastructure out of taxpayer dollars under the guise of a crime that locks someone up for not having their own couch to drink on or a toilet to pee in.
Instead, let's cultivate understanding. These people are worthy of respect and human dignity. This plan aims to serve very few but ultimately creates the conditions for bigotry and more of the hatred that so many of us are working hard to eradicate. How difficult is it for a bunch of educated scholars and designers to have a leisurely conversation with the residents of the park about what would serve them as the primary residents of the area? Instead, it paves the way for false judgments thereby denying the future of Bozeman an opportunity to experience the dream of equality.

This won’t end well for consumers