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Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Bob Jaffe's campaign video

Posted by Skylar Browning on Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 2:30 PM

Bob Jaffe fan Paul Wheaton created a campaign video for Bob Jaffe. It is, we think, the only YouTube campaign video created for this year's races.

Highlights: The amount of times people say "Bob Jaffe," Bob Jaffe's expression when he's told someone's creating a Bob Jaffe campaign video, Stacy Rye's statement that Bob Jaffe now has "social skills," and Jason Wiener's hair. Watch for yourself, and know that the Indy's endorsements will be in next week's issue.

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Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Bob Jaffe's campaign video

Posted by Skylar Browning on Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 2:30 PM

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Montana NORML has announced a haiku contest (or is it high-ku?), and the winner will receive $100.

Missoulian reporter Keila Szpaller scored the scoop on Sarah Palin's scheduled September visit to the Garden City.

A story in this week’s issue of the Independent looks at Montana Pain Management (MPM), a medical marijuana clinic on Third Street with some 350 patients run by Rick Rosio.

Missoulian reporter Keila Szpaller scored the scoop on Sarah Palin's scheduled September visit to the Garden City.

Perhaps the best way to gauge the ridiculousness of UM's comeback victory—and Anthony Johnson's historic performance—is by reading the real-time comments on the fantastic eGriz.com thread during the game.

Missoula fancies itself a football town, but tonight a pretty talented Griz basketball team has the chance, on national television, to earn a spot in the year's most prominent — and most entertaining — college sporting event.

We're in need of some shred of good news, so here's this: Missoula's own Brittney Lee Crowley was one of the lucky women — out of 20,000 applicants — to be featured in this year's Hooters calendar.

Since our feature on Montana's booming medical marijuana industry went to press last week, a few more marijuana news items have come across our desk.

Watching the clock and getting a little antsy this Friday afternoon?

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