Articles by Bryce Montgomery
Montgomery's Seat in St. Louis Is Starting to Feel Warm
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Bruins Have a Good Problem to Solve With McAvoy Back
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Bruins Shuffle the Deck Against Mammoth
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Boston's Power Play Hits Rock Bottom Early in Season
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Montgomery Adjusts Course After Early Blowout
STLtoday.comupdated 23m agofirst covered Oct 6, 8:15 AM ET Read the original ↗ Jim Montgomery is taking a different approach to adversity this season after last year's lessons sank in. The Blues' head coach faced a blowout loss early in the campaign and chose a path that suggests he's learned from past mistakes. How he manages the fallout from this early setback could reveal whether St. Louis has the mental toughness to compete down the stretch.
Bruins' Fast Start Fades Against Wild
Yahoo Sportsupdated 8m agofirst covered Oct 4, 10:15 AM ET Read the original ↗ Boston came out of the gate firing against Minnesota but couldn't maintain the intensity needed to close out the game. The Bruins' inability to sustain their early-period dominance is becoming a familiar pattern that concerns head coach Jim Montgomery. When a team with Boston's pedigree can't finish what it starts, it raises questions about depth, conditioning, and mental toughness down the stretch.
Blues Lose Mailloux and Tucker to Injuries Before Season Starts
Skip to stories Pro Hockey Rumorsupdated 44m agofirst covered Sep 28, 1:15 PM ET Read the original ↗ The St. Louis Blues announced that defenseman Logan Mailloux and forward Tyler Tucker have been placed on injured reserve, a significant blow to a team preparing for the season opener. Both players were expected to contribute meaningfully to the Blues' lineup, making their absence a notable concern for head coach Jim Montgomery and the front office.
Montgomery's Redemption Arc Starts Now - No Excuses
Bleedin' Blueupdated 5m agofirst covered Sep 8, 5:15 PM ET Read the original ↗ Jim Montgomery enters this season with everything to prove after a tumultuous offseason that tested his standing with the organization and fanbase. The Dallas coach knows that last year's results are in the rearview mirror and only this season's performance will define his legacy. This is the moment where talk ends and the ice becomes the only judge that matters.
Jim Montgomery Faces the Youth Movement Test in St. Louis
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Jim Montgomery's September Could Define the Blues' Season
Bleedin' Blueupdated 19m agofirst covered Sep 4, 12:15 PM ET Read the original ↗ St. Louis Blues coach Jim Montgomery faces a critical stretch in September that could set the tone for the entire season ahead. How the team responds to his system and approach in these early games will reveal whether the Blues are built to compete or headed for another long year.
At-Home Ketamine Treatment Expands Beyond Clinics as Joyous Reaches 90,000 Patients
Joyous provides at-home microdose ketamine treatment for depression and anxiety Joyous Public Benefit Corporation has delivered over 17 million doses since 2022, reflecting growing demand for affordable and accessible mental health care.
Healthcare in Crisis: 5 Takeaways from Santa Clara County Medicaid Townhall Series
On a hot, summer Thursday evening at Regional Medical Center’s cafeteria, over 100 community members jammed the room with one shared mission: to learn how HR 1, or the ‘Big, Beautiful HORRIBLE Bill,’ will affect residents of Santa Clara County, especially those who rely on Medicaid to access healthcare?
HCA Healthcare Forced to Acknowledge Community Demands Ahead of Good Samaritan Hospital Expansion Permit
The creation of a Community Advocacy Committee and a payment of $3 million to City of San Jose is a first step towards community accountability The Rescue Our Medical Care Coalition achieved a pivotal first step in holding HCA Healthcare accountable after the San Jose City Council approved the hospital’s rezoning request, contingent on a $3 million voluntary donation and the establishment of a Community Advisory Committee (CAC) – the first such committee for an HCA Healthcare facility in the...
HCA Healthcare Pushes for Good Samaritan Expansion While Gutting Mental Health Services in a Crisis
Representatives from the Rescue Our Medical Care Coalition, joined by District 9 Council Member Pam Foley, met today with Good Samaritan Hospital’s CEO to address concerns over HCA Healthcare’s proposed facility expansion amid ongoing service reductions across San José.
Communities over corporations: Santa Clara County to reclaim Regional Medical Center
Today, our community has achieved a monumental victory. The decision by Santa Clara County to take over Regional Medical Center and keep its doors open is not just a win for the Eastside—it’s a win for every resident across Santa Clara County. This is what happens when our local government truly listens to its people and prioritizes care, inclusion, and the well-being of all.
San José App Drivers Launch Nationwide Campaign to Stop Uber’s “Bullying by Deactivation”
San José: App drivers in San José, California, joined with drivers across the country today to launch a first-of-its-kind campaign focused on Uber and Lyft’s dehumanizing practice of “deactivation,” the dystopian term the app companies use to describe suspending or terminating a driver’s account, often without warning, reason, or specific explanation.
California Supreme Court Strikes Down “Taxpayer Deception Act”
This morning, the California Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision ruling the “Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act” initiative cannot be included on the November 2024 ballot. Working Partnerships USA Executive Director, Maria Noel Fernandez, emphasizes, “In striking down the unconstitutional Taxpayer Deception Act, the California Supreme Court has boldly confronted corporate influence and defended our communities.
Fast Food Fair Work Ordinance: Q & A with Organizer Gabriel Cardenas
Gabriel Cardenas is a full-time Organizer at WPUSA, with nearly a decade of experience in labor organizing and workforce development. When we say fast food workers, who are we talking about in San José? There are 13,000 fast food workers employed at 600-700 locations in San José, which is one of the largest populations of fast food workers in the Bay Area. Most of these workers are women and 80% are people of color.
This Valentine’s Day, We Drove Our Message Home - Working Partnerships
Author: Cesar Palancares Last Wednesday, I joined a group of hundred strong rideshare drivers and community members in San Francisco to flood the streets with chants of “Fair pay! Fair treatment!” and make sure our powerful message was heard by the app corporations who rely on our labor to line their pockets. As an organizer for Gig Workers Rising, I witnessed firsthand the power of collective action, the resilience of our community, and the fight we still have ahead.
Revolutionizing Local Politics: Q & A with Political Director Lucila Ortiz
Can you start by explaining what ‘Democracy Dollars’ is and how it works? Absolutely. Democracy Dollars is a game-changer for political campaigns, democratizing the funding landscape by providing each eligible voter in the city with four $25 vouchers. These vouchers can only be donated to local office candidates, turning every household into a potential donor and empowering communities in our electoral process.
Stop Wage Theft in San José!
We need to do much more in our city to protect and empower working people, to uplift responsible businesses who pay their workers fairly, and to prevent and prosecute wage theft. Pass the Responsible Construction Ordinance today! Workers can’t wait any longer. Support the memo from Councilmembers Ortiz, Torres, Jimenez, and Davis. THis memo would expand the reach of the RCO to more job sites and help ensure workers do not face retaliation for speaking out.
Public Commenting Guide: San José City Council Meetings
Public comments are open to anyone, and no special qualifications are required. Comments carry more weight when they come from individuals directly impacted by a decision or legislation. If you or your community will be affected, make your voice heard. Each speaker will have 1 minute to speak, with those needing translators receiving double the allotted time. The Mayor and City Clerk determine speaker time allocations based on the number of speakers. Time cannot be ceded to another speaker.
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