Extras

China has a role in the pandemic

Dear Editor,

Curt Knudson

Thanks to all the crew at the store for my great retirement party.

Reviewing the Past

Following are articles as they appeared in the Ranger- Review, the Dawson County Review, and Glendive Independent, 25, 50 & 94 years ago this month.

The federal bureau of cyber ninjas

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A few months back the Republican controlled Arizona State Senate ordered a recount of all 2.1 million votes cast for President and Senate in Maricopa County, Arizona, which includes the city of Phoenix. The recount will not be conducted by public employees who work for the taxpayer, but by private contractors who have been given access to all election information, something that I believe has never been done before. In March Senate President Karen Fann signed an agreement with a Florida firm called Cyber Ninjas to oversee the operation. The operation does not seem to be well received:

Card of Thanks

The family of Don Nentwig would like to thank everyone for the cards, kind words, visits, phone calls, food and thoughtfulness. We would especially like to thank Hospice for all they did for Don.

Never be friends with a friend of Jessica Fletcher

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I think I could be a pretty good criminal because I watch a lot of mystery shows on television. Not the scary ones though. I prefer the old series like Castle, Monk and Columbo because they don’t keep me awake at night. A criminal needs her rest.

Montana has a supreme problem

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Our Supreme Court justices must think they are the executive branch and the legislative branch all rolled into one! They may even believe they are the new oligarchy in charge of Montana. Whatever their problem, it is manifesting itself in executive and legislative authority being usurped by Montana’s Supreme Court.

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What a wonderful Teacher Appreciation week the teachers at Washington Middle School enjoyed! The WMS TIP students, under the direction of Mrs. Sherri Nissley, made signs to decorate the hallway outside our doors and shared noted and gifts. We’d like to give a special thank you to the Rotary Club for their fabulous gathering that they put on yearly at the DCC Library. There was such a variety of foods and drinks for us to enjoy while visiting with fellow teachers with a spectacular view overlooking the river. The PTA provided us with uniquely-designed socks and drink gift cards. The thoughful gifts were a big hit. One day, our principals, Mark Goyette and Chad Pinkston, provided us with donuts, rolls, coffee and pop.

Go tobacco-free on World No Tobacco Day May 31

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Every year, we observe World No Tobacco Day on May 31. The World Health Organization (WHO) and its members created World No Tobacco Day in 1987. The day highlights the health risks associated with tobacco use and advocates for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption. World No Tobacco Day encourages a 24-hour period of abstinence from all forms of tobacco consumption around the globe.

The more peace in us, the more peace in the world

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The major religions of human kind are Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. These three came out of the Middle East, have one God, and Abraham is basic to the history of each one. The other two are Buddhism and Hinduism which come out of the subcontinent of India. Buddhism is not recognized as much in India but has moved on to be major in Southeast Asia and Japan and actually a great deal of Western Society.

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