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Director of EHS, publisher of @EnvirHealthNews & @TheDailyClimate. Focused on environmental health, justice and climate change. And keeping ahead of my kids.
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Douglas Fischer: Don’t hit pause on Bozeman’s future — stick with the plan Original

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By Douglas Fischer Verified
| Bozeman Daily Chronicle Verified
On a warm evening not long ago, I watched three kids on bikes — maybe 15 years old — turn onto my street, pop wheelies, and pedal furiously down the block. No helmets, no worries, just confidence the world would hold together long enough for them to make the corner at East Lincoln. It’s a small thing. But it’s also the kind of moment people talk about when they say they want to “protect Bozeman.” We want neighborhoods where kids can roam a little. Where you recognize your neighbors.
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Sue Sprinkle gets it done

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By Douglas Fischer Verified
| Fairbanks Daily News-Miner Verified
To the editor: It’s been a minute since I closely tracked Fairbanks politics. But as the former News-Miner city government reporter who covered councilman Jerry Cleworth and the MUS sale in the 1990s, I can attest to Fairbanksans’ knack for making far-reaching, impactful decisions. Like every former Fairbanksan, I left a little bit of me in town when I moved Outside 25 years ago. But I’ve kept tabs on my Golden Heart City.
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Letter to the editor: I'm running for mayor so our kids have same opportunities we've had

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By Douglas Fischer Verified
| Bozeman Daily Chronicle Verified
I still recall the first time I walked my kids to Longfellow Elementary and thought: “This is what a great town feels like.” Bozeman has grown considerably since then — growth that has added vibrancy and possibility for our families and economy. We’ve built new parks, better schools, more bike lanes and green space. I’m proud of the Bozeman we’re shaping together. Growth also brings hard choices. And the next few years will define what kind of city we become. That’s why I’m running for mayor.
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