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GREAT FALLS 鈥?Most people in their 90s are well into their retirement years, but for one well-traveled Great Falls native, shes been busy at her keyboard writing books.Dorothy Wilson now lives in Florida woman and is literally living a literary stanley cup life.Dorothy carries an atlas that documents nearly a century of living. A life as a banker, military spouse and civil servant eventually turned the page to a pursuit of a lifelong passion. I never had dreams of being an author, said the 94-year-old Wilson. All my life in grade school, I got introduced to poetry and then later in high school and later in my young life, I started writing short stories and all I ever wrote was short stories.At the age of 86, she penned The Green Tunnel , a murder mystery set in Great Falls that follows Blackfeet native GFPD officer Travis Eagle as he tacks down a serial killer. In so many books, the male stanley cup detective is a macho man, said Wilson. So I wanted to make the main character a Blackfeet Indian. Later, after I wrote the book, I found out there was stanley cup actually a Blackfeet Indian man on the police force here in town. Wilson said she likes setting here books in Montana because she knows the area from growi Bpqa Ukrainian refugees find work at Wyoming ski area, refuge on the slopes
HE jordan LENA 鈥?air max 1 In Montanas 2020 race for governor, the two Democratic contenders and their party already are taking aim at who they assume will be the Republican nominee: U.S. Rep. Greg Gianforte.And the Bozeman businessmans campaign has been releasing internal polls that show him leading by big margins over his two primary opponents, Attorney General Tim Fox and state Sen. Al Olszewski.So, as voting begins next week in Montanas first all-mail statewide election 鈥?the June 2 primary 鈥?does Gianforte have the GOP nomination for governor in the bag Not surprisingly, his opponents in the primary say no.The idea that Gianforte is a huge favorite is the wording and the propaganda coming from the Greg Gianforte campaign, Olszewski told MTN News. And Fox, the two-term attorney general, says if Gianforte thinks he has the primary victory sewn up, then why is still pouring his personal money into the campaign He obviously doesnt think he has it in the bag, or he wouldnt be spending $1 million of his own money, Fox said. I hope he actually feels that way, but Im pretty sure he doesnt jordan feel like hes got it in the bag. Gianforte loaned his campaign $500,000 three weeks ago, increasing his perso