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Roosevelt School Lawsuit

Missoula Group Wants Roosevelt School Sale Voided, School Board Trustees to Pay

Good Schools Missoula, Inc., a new organization advocating for quality schools in Missoula County, has filed a lawsuit against the Missoula County Public School District and several of its School Board trustees. The group claims the trustees are individually liable for the financial discrepancies resulting from the breach of their fidiciary duties in the lease and sale of Roosevelt School.

The organization's lawsuit, filed May 17, alleges fiscal irresponsibilty on the part of the of the trustees' for selling Roosevelt School at a price that was below market value to the Loyola Sacred Heart High School Foundation, said Dan Funsch, Acting President of Good Schools Missoula, Inc. [more]

Splash Montana

New Aquatic Center Mostly Ready, Lap Pool Will Wait

While the Splash Montana part of Missoula's new aquatic facility is weeks away from opening at Playfair Park, "the Lake" will stay dry this summer.

As the Missoulian reported earlier this week, Splash Montana is nearing completion. It will feature three water slides, a lazy river, a log walk, a children's pond, beaches for playing volleyball and cafe and picnic areas. However, the 50-meter pool for lap swimming, referred to as "the Lake", isn't scheduled to open until next summer, if funds can be met, said Missoula Aquatics Recreation Specialist Eric Seagrave. The money for the lap pool is cheifly being raised by donations and through fundraisers. The design of the pool, being done by Swim Missoula Inc., will determine how much it ends up costing, Seagrave said. [more]

The "Overheard" Blog

Overheard: Tales of Old Wives Dresses

While strolling around downtown, I stopped in Rainbow's End, a funky downtown boutique, and overheard a couple of friends discussing women that wear a certain type of dress.
After trying on a flowing white summer dress, a girl called in her friends to get their thoughts.

Girl in dress: I look like an old housewife.
Friend 1: It is kinda fritzy.
Girl in dress: I feel like I should be cooking or something. (Laughs)
Friend 2: In that dress? Who would do that?
Girl in dress: I don't know, old housewives.
Friend 1: (Laughs) No one would cook in that! Not even back in the day. Well, maybe I guess, if you wore a little apron over it or something,
Girl in dress: Yeah exactly. An apron that says "I love being a housewife and cooking for my husband and five children."
Friend 1: I don't think that would fit on an apron.
Girl in dress: Well that's what the apron would have to say if it was worn with this dress.
Friend 2: So that's a no then?
Girl in dress: I don't know, do you think it looks ok?
(Friends look at each other)
Girl in dress: No it's too frocky. Let's look for one less frocky. I need to look my age.

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