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City of Bozeman releases report on hiring policy investigation

By Michael Becker | Published: October 3, 2009
The City of Bozeman on Friday released the results of a consultant’s inves­ti­ga­tion into its hir­ing prac­tices. I haven’t had time to read it yet, but I thought I’d post the report here in the meantime. Original link to city site Report on inves­ti­ga­tion into City of Bozeman hir­ing prac­tices
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More on police officer’s resignation over his Facebook comments

By Michael Becker | Published: September 4, 2009
Just a few more details to add to the story today, thanks to the report in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. The Bozeman Police Department is say­ing that Anderson was not asked to quit. Police Chief Mark Tymrak said at a press con­fer­ence Thursday that it was “a deci­sion on Mr. Anderson’s part.” Tymrak went on: It’s a real [...]
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Bozeman police officer resigns over comments he made on Facebook

By Michael Becker | Published: September 3, 2009
Police officer Cody Anderson, whose controversial comments on his Facebook profile came to light last month, resigned from the Bozeman Police Department.
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New healthcare-related meme just as pointless as all the rest

By Michael Becker | Published: September 3, 2009
The recent healthcare-related status update meme is at best an online chain letter and at worst a way for people to feign involvement in big issues without actually getting involved.
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Bozeman police officer apologizes for his Facebook remarks

By Michael Becker | Published: August 19, 2009
Cody Anderson, the Bozeman police offi­cer who made some unpro­fes­sional com­ments on his Facebook pro­file, apol­o­gized to the depart­ment and to the cit­i­zens at a press con­fer­ence Wednesday, the Bozeman Daily Chronicle reported. Deputy Police Chief Marty Kent: “We rec­og­nize how frag­ile and impor­tant the pub­lic trust is ... We had an offi­cer who made a [...]
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