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Monday, November 2, 2009

Vote Vote Vote Vote

Posted by Jessica Mayrer on Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 1:00 PM

If you haven’t gotten around to mailing this year’s election ballot, and want to ensure it arrives before Tuesday’s 8 p.m. deadline, election officials suggest dropping your ballot off at one of several polling locations rather than mailing it.

Here’s a list of where you can take your ballot:

* Rattlesnake Elementary School
* Seeley Lake Elementary School
* Cold Springs School
* Paxson Elementary
* Hellgate Elementary
* Russell Elementary
* Lowell Grade School
* The Missoula County Fairgrounds Elections Center in the Fine Arts Building
* The Elections Office downtown in the Missoula County Courthouse

Also, if you're still mulling over your options, the Indy's endorsements are here.

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Monday, November 2, 2009

Vote Vote Vote Vote

Posted by Jessica Mayrer on Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 1:00 PM

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

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

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.

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.

Sixty-four years ago the eclectic filmmaker and artist was born right here in Missoula at St. Patrick Hospital.

The Buffalo Field Campaign has strongly opposed Montana Fish, Wildlife and Park’s (FWP) bison quarantine experiment at every step, knowing that bison have never transmitted brucellosis to livestock and that quarantine destroys the wild qualities that make these bison so unique.

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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