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City continues search for new cemetery site
Whitefish City Council is committed to finding a new cemetery site for the city and will extend the service of the ad hoc committee charged with looking for a site.
The Latest: NY Gov. Cuomo reviews sites for hospital beds
The Latest on the
Time Capsule: From the archives of local weeklies
Stories harvested from Mission Valley News, August 27, 1987
The Latest: No device found in 2nd truck parked in Tennessee
NASHVILLE (AP) — The Latest on the Christmas Day bombing in downtown Nashville:
Local briefs: The People’s Center may have a temporary site
Also: Ronan Community Thanksgiving dinner available curbside only; Dixon Senior Center hosting Thanksgiving dinner Monday; FWP accepting comment on commercial fee schedule
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS FOR DEMOLITION OF EXISTING EQUIPMENT AND ASSEMBLY OF NEW PLAY SYSTEMS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of Lake Pend Oreille School District #84 for the above stated project. Project will include equipment and labor for demolition of existing wood play systems and excavation and preparation of sites for installation of new play systems. It also includes the installation of new play systems at the following sites:
Looking Back: Incidents of indecent exposure were on the rise
Eight new teachers were hired by Superintendent R.D. Giesy.
In Klobuchar's past, questions about a teen jailed for life
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — During a presidential debate, Amy Klobuchar defended her tough-on-crime record during her days as a top Minneapolis prosecutor.
Study highlights trail's value
COEUR d’ALENE — Doug Eastwood knew it was time for an economic impact study on the North Idaho Centennial Trail when members of the former Kootenai County Commission hit a temporary impasse on paying for trail improvement two years ago.
Legals for March, 14 2024
Legals for March, 14 2024
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Local movement seeks to expand students’ abilities
Pandemic talk. Economic cataclysm. Empty shelves in stores. It all seems surreal right now. There is, however, a movement in Sandpoint, primarily in the schools, that is making a difference in the way people respond to challenges.
Flower baskets mark beginning
By STEVE KADEL Western News Reporter
Bits n' pieces from east, west and beyond
East, west or beyond, sooner or later events elsewhere may have a local impact.
OPINION: Water is a missing element in the grand plan to build up the INL
The State should not rush headlong into signing a binding agreement to take one-third of the nuclear waste in the country unless and until there is a clear and binding agreement as to how the INL will obtain the supplies of water and electricity.
Bicycle tourists thankful for help given by area residents
To the Editor:
Don’t let shortages spoil your holiday shopping
If you’re waiting until Black Friday to start your holiday shopping, there may not be much left.
AP News in Brief at 12:04 a.m. EDT
Drug proves effective against virus as economic damage rises
Museum to sponsor a historic tour of the Pend Oreille River
History isn’t something you only find in museums. It’s all around us. It’s on the roads we travel, the buildings we inhabit, and the voices who tell the stories of days gone by.