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The elections for Missoula School District 1 came to a close tonight, May 7 with a surprising result — all four incumbents lost their seats on the board of trustees.

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The Hamilton School District mail-in ballots have been slowly coming into the County Election Office, according to Ravalli County Clerk and Recorder Regina Plettenberg.

The Hamilton district is the only one in the country with mail-in ballots for this set of school elections

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Max Baucus officially announces plan to retire.

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The Associated Press reports that Senator Max Baucus of Montana plans to retire, according to top Democratic officials.

The story was released by the Associated Press and the Washington Post, citing officials who spoke on condition of anonymity, because they were not authorized to publicly disclose the information

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The election at the Darby School District includes a $50,000 Building Reserve Fund Levy. District Clerk Caroline Rennaker reported the fund would be about 5 mills for each of four years.

The money would be used to meet matching requirements for a project for junior high gymnasium locker room additions and for building roof replacement and repair plans

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The ballots for the Hamilton School District mail-in election will go out in the mail by the middle of April.

A more pressing deadline is the filing deadline if you want to run for any of the three open positions on the school board

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Monday evening, the Hamilton School Board set the date for this year's School District #3 Election.

The election will be a Mail Ballot Only election, with ballots mailed out to residents around April 17th and the deadline for return of those ballots on Election Day May 7th by 8 p

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Missoula County School Board members have come under fire recently for approving a $20,000 per year raise for superintendent Alex Apostle. Now there are several school board seats up for election.

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Following a mail-in ballot from the membership, the Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce has announced the newest members to the chamber board.

Executive Director Al Mitchell reported 6 new directors. They are:

The first results of this year’s presidential election have just been released and it seems that the candidates are tied.

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