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Coffee with Connors
We will have a mill levy and School Board election
MOTHER’S DAY SPECIALS on May 7th. This will be a walk-in polling at the Central
All Ladies Spring Clothing All Ladies Footwear Office. Your absentee ballots need to be received by 8:00
by Tribal • Karen Hart • Columbia Merrell • Keen • Dansko • Born • Roper pm on the 7th. The polls will be open at the Central Office
Jess & Jane • Ariat • Roper • Wrangler Under Armour • Sketchers • Asics from noon to 8:00 pm. Please vote.
Lee • Levi • Under Armour All 15% OFF The ballot will show GSD asking for 6.60 Mills to
All 20% OFF Check out the New Sandals!
Montana Silversmith Jewelry 20% OFF bring the district to full funding. The estimated impact on
Check out all the NEW COLORS of a tax valued $100,000 home will be $8.91 per year; $17.82
Hydro Flask & Yeti Bottles & Cups per year on a $200,000 home. The impact on out of town
is 1.18% (.0118) on the taxable valuation. This will not be
NEW SELECTION of Old Town & Ocean Kayaks, Starting at $449
NEW Green Mountain Grills & Big Green Egg BBQ Grills. the actual increase in your taxes.
While we have increases in General - OverBASE 6.6
DON’T FORGET GIFTS FOR THE GRADS!
We should stop calling them “Entitlements”. Welfare, Food
mills, Transportation 0.48, Building Reserve Permissive
Stamps, WIC, ad nauseam, are not entitlements. They 1.90, we have reductions in General - Base (4.07 mills);
are taxpayer-funded government handouts, and shouldn’t Bus Depreciation (0.08), Tuition (0.06), Debt Service
be called entitlements at all. Social Security and Veterans (0.15), and Building Reserve Voted (1.90).
Benefits are Entitlements, because the people receiving them The actual increase in your taxes, dealing with the
are entitled to them. They were earned by the recipients. school district, will be an increase of 2.72 mills. The
estimated impact on a tax valued $100,000 home will be
BS $3.68 per year; $7.36 per year on a $200,000 home. The
impact on he impact on out of town land is 0.3% (.003) on
CENTRAL the taxable valuation. This would be the increase in your
Home of the BS Buzz taxes.
Thanks to The Loaded Toad and Hot Shots for
allowing me to have a live Coffee with Connors. It was
nice to visit with all that stopped.
Full Color Printing Our Glow Run was a great time. We had just short
of 90 participants and raised $1300 for the Middle School
Envelopes Outdoor Learning Lab. Thanks to The Busted Knuckle,
Frances Mahon Deaconess Hospital, and D&G Sports and
Brochures Western for sponsoring our run. We have set the plan in
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place to get the garden planted. It should be a great season.
Our Graduation will be on May 26th at 3:00. The
Forms ceremony will be held at the high school gym. Our guest
speaker will be Luke Hystad a 2005 graduate and the son
Wedding Announcements of Roger and Chris Hystad. Luke attended Montana State
University and currently works on the Jimmy Kimmel
Advertising in the Show.
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Our May board meeting will be held at the central
office on May 15th at 6:00 pm. You can find the agenda
and board packet on our website at: http://www.glasgow.
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k12.mt.us/board.
Make it a great one! Remember, it is your choice.
I am currently/still reading: Redemption -- David
(No Appointment Needed) Baldacci
Podcast: The Innovative Educator
bscentral@nemont.net
Any questions about the District:
Please call me at 228-2406 or email connors@mail.
515 2nd Ave. S • (406) 228-4558 glasgow.k12.mt.us. ~ Bob Connors, Superintendent
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Tuna Croissant
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across from
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Monday-Friday • 4pm - Close
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Here’s a *T*I*P*
25 Years in Glasgow
Senior Discounts
Scheduled Mowing Wednesday
Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is the former Power Raking • Rototilling
Stump Grinding • Aeration Nights
leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel who was recently Fertilization • General Carpentry 6:00 - 8:00pm
Tree Trimming and/or Removal
extradited to the U.S. to face criminal prosecution for 24 Hour Emergency Service Build a Burger
numerous drug-related crimes, including conspiracy Complete & get a
to commit murder and money laundering.
On February 12, 2019 he was found guilty by
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jury on all 10 counts following a 3-month trial and
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is scheduled to spend the rest of his life in prison (we
say scheduled because he has successfully escaped
prison before).
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency has
estimated the gross receipts of the Mexican drug
trade is somewhere between $19-29 billion per year.
Following his conviction, the U.S. seized $14 billion
of El Chapo’s ill-gotten assets.
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican, was
way out in front of things when he came up with what
might be the most brilliant idea to ever come out of
Washington, D.C. — use El Chapo’s seized $14 billion
to build the wall along the U.S.-Mexico international
border to slow/halt the drug trade, illegal immigration,
human/child/sex trafficking, et cetera.
Cruz introduced in April 2017 the Ensuring
Lawful Collection of Hidden Assets to Provide
Order Act, which cleverly spells EL CHAPO. Sadly,
it’ll probably never work as it makes way too much
sense.
On the other hand, U.S. President Donald
J. Trump did proclaim he was going to build the
southern border wall and Mexico would pay for it.
Maybe this idea does have some legs.
~ mike, Things, Ideas & People, DC Leader
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bathroom home for sale located on the
south side of town in Glasgow, Montana.
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Banana • Milk
Lunch
Hard Shell Taco w/ Lettuce & Cheese
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It’s time to team up with our Wonderful Gifts for Mother’s Day!!
Glasgow Post Office stamp out Home Décor • Candles • Clothing • Jewelry
Purses • Wallets • Silk Floral and More…
hunger this Saturday, May 11th. Gift Certificates always the right size & color!!
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perishable food items and Beautiful New Soaps, Lotions, Candles and much more
place by your mailbox for your from Thymes! Its a treat for your senses!
Deals of the Week!! Bridal Registry
letter carrier to pick up and 50% off tables! • 50% off Easter, dishes, planters Goettlich & Albus
deliver to the Valley County 30% off jewelry, clothing, purses, wallets and floral
30% off Corkcicles (doesn’t include cooler bags) and Swig June 1, 2019
Food Bank. Lots of new items in the Hen House 75% off Funk & Brooks
Items such as pasta, Sale room!! Deals!! Deals!! Deals!! June 15, 2019
cereal, oatmeal, canola oil, peanut We also have great gifts for the graduate! Capdeville & Leo
September 28, 2019
butter and canned goods including beans, fruit, Robyn’s Nest
Home Decor & Fine Gifts Helland & Schultz
vegetables, soup, tuna, meat and sauces (please avoid 501 1st Ave. S. 228-4646 October 11, 2019
glass containers) are much appreciated.
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Quaint 3 bed room, 2 bath 1064
billion project.
On February 15th, he ruled that TransCanada
cannot do most work to prepare for construction,
including setting up camps for workers who would build G&D
the pipeline if it is allowed to move forward. President
Donald Trump has been trying to push it through as he
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issued a new permit for Keystone last month.
And now, TransCanada executive vice president
Paul Miller made the statement this past Friday that it
has missed the 2019 construction season due to Judge
Morris’s court delays.
Oh, and on Friday, April 16th, he ruled that the
Trump administration failed to consider potential Residential & Commercial
damage to the environment from its decision to resume
coal sales from U.S. lands, but the court stopped short CALL 263-2724
of halting future sales. That ruling marked yet another
in a string of judicial setbacks for President Donald
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Trump’s attempts to boost North American energy
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production.
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The department’s Bureau of Land Management
administers about 300 coal leases in 10 states. Most
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of that coal — 85 percent’s worth — comes from the Breakfast Casserole
Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana.
Hard to believe Judge Morris is a Montana native. Call for reservation by 10 AM
What a shame. 228-9500
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