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Bunker Hill reopening remains on track
At the local level, the reopening of the mine would be an economic stimulator for a historically economically depressed area – which began its decline with the mine’s closing in the 1980s.
Strike at the Eiffel Tower closes one of the world's most popular monuments to visitors
Visitors to the Eiffel Tower are being turned away because of a strike over poor financial management at one of the world’s most-visited sites.
The Latest: Italy governor apologizes for dismissing elderly
ROME — The governor of the Italian region with the largest percentage of residents older than 65 has apologized for a tweet which contended the elderly aren’t indispensable to the country’s production, as Italy battles COVID-19.
Bonner County History - Oct. 9, 2022
Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places and events.
Legals for December, 19 2023
Logan Reese Temple, 21
Logan Reese Temple, 21, passed away on Monday, Sept. 23, 2019, at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane, Wash., after nearly three years of battling a rare type of Non Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.
IDFG stocked access sites provide golden opportunity for Idaho pheasant hunters
Fish and Game will stock 30,000 pheasants across the 24 permitted areas, including 14 WMAs, in 2022
AP PHOTOS: Around the world, faith in the summer of COVID-19
The man stood in front of the Christ the Redeemer statue in a hazmat suit, gloves, respirator and goggles. Two soldiers wearing face masks bowed their heads solemnly. Over a dozen more in full-body gear paused from disinfecting the popular tourist site overlooking Rio de Janeiro’s skyline and beaches.
Anything goes at Post Falls auction
POST FALLS - You never know what's going to crop up in the swampland, and that's how Will and Emily Behar want their new auction business to be as well.
Virus halts Muslim pilgrimage, Friday prayers
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Fears over the new coronavirus outbreak in the Mideast disrupted the practice of Islam itself in the region on Wednesday, as Saudi Arabia banned its citizens and residents from performing the Muslim pilgrimage in Mecca and Iran canceled Friday prayers in major cities.
Column: Heard Around the West
You might think that Sweetwater Station, population “plus or minus 5,” doesn’t have much to brag about. It sits on a two-lane road in the middle of nowhere, about halfway between Muddy Gap and Lander, in central Wyoming.
The rich, forgotten history of City Beach
The sandy area now known as the City Beach, was long used by local Tribes during their summer visits. They set up tents, fished and played their stick games. They were still visiting the area until the early 1930s.
A few minutes with John Michael Montgomery
Part one of a two-part Q and A series
Easy crafts update your fall wardrobe and home fashions
(ARA) - As fall arrives, our world changes to a place decorated with vibrant colors and filled with the tastes and abundance of the harvest. And as the season changes, it's only natural that we crave some changes of our own. Whether you want to update your wardrobe with some new looks for the cooler weather, or warm up your home with some stylish new decor, it's good to know that you can make changes without breaking the bank.
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No immediate plans to expand virus restrictions in Washington
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — There are no immediate plans in Washington state to enact more stringent social distancing requirements to fight the spread of coronavirus like those imposed by California, New York and other states, Gov. Jay Inslee’s chief of staff said Friday.
Yesterdays: Boat house disappears into Lake McDonald
Last week we reported that about 200 feet of shoreline on Lake McDonald had sunk into the lake just south of the Lake McDonald Lodge.
Yesterdays: Boat house disappears into Lake McDonald
Last week we reported that about 200 feet of shoreline on Lake McDonald had sunk into the lake just south of the Lake McDonald Lodge.