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Be King of Missoula, Win Stones Tickets


By Courtney Lowery, 9-22-06

One of the things we're really looking at during our conference on Real Estate and Development in the Northern Rockies October 5-6 is how towns in the region are growing and what we can do to make the most of, and understand, the rapid changes.

So, if you were named King of Missoula (or Queen) for a day and could enact policies that would improve life in our growing city, what would you decree and why?

Give us 300-500 words on your day as King of Missoula in our Unfiltered section (click here to post your story) and we'll give the top two respondents two tickets apiece to the October 4 Rolling Stones concert and two tickets to our conference. (If you live outside of Missoula and still want to enter, tell us what you would do as king of your town.)

The deadline is Saturday, September 30, at 5:00 p.m. so polish your crown quickly. Entries will be judged on the persuasiveness of the ideas and the quality of the storytelling.



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