By: Martin Kidston
(Missoula Current) More than $1.5 million in funding awarded for the next fiscal year will serve more than 755 individuals in need and preserve 206 affordable housing units through rehabilitation, housing officials said Wednesday.
Martin Kidston is the founder and editor of the Missoula Current, the city's news magazine. He focuses on themes such as agriculture, real estate, and cannabis regulation, providing in-depth coverage of the housing market and real estate development. Martin's work has been featured in Kxlf, Scripps Montana/MTN, KPAX Missoula/Kalispell, Casper Star-Tribune, and Billings Gazette Communications.
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Martin Kidston's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, particularly those related to construction, development, and city planning in Missoula. Given this focus, he may be interested in pitches that provide insights or updates regarding ongoing or upcoming construction projects, urban development initiatives, or news related to the city council and its decisions.
Local business leaders involved in significant development projects could also consider reaching out to Martin with relevant updates or announcements. Additionally, individuals familiar with local government policies and their impact on city infrastructure and restoration efforts may find success when pitching story ideas to him.
Given his specific geographic focus on Missoula and Montana as a whole within the United States, sources should ensure their pitches are tailored specifically towards these areas for better relevance.
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