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Guardianship Vs. Power of Attorney: You Should Understand the Difference
In Idaho, there are generally two ways in which another person becomes the stand-in decision maker for you.
Art Spirit invites guests to check out art for two weeks
Art Spirit invites guests to check out art for two weeks
Do your homework before planting trees
When Lynne and Kemper Smith moved to Golden, Colo., from Florida six years ago, they bought a new house and planted trees - fruit trees out back and a cache of aspen near the front door.
Kalispell Kreamery eyes distribution in glass bottles
Environmentally conscious consumers are increasingly demanding a shift away from plastic packaging, and one Flathead Valley business is heeding the call.
City mulls Flower Creek Dam options
Late snow adds to West flood worries
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Late winter storms are packing a punch to the Rockies, piling snowpack on top of already record levels across the West where officials are concerned about historic flooding, avalanches and mudslides.
Reynolds Creek Fire tops $8.3 million
Firefighters saw significant progress on the Reynolds Creek Fire in Glacier National Park over the past week.
Jail survey approved
“This is a subset of the deficiency report that we had made about three years ago,” said Commissioner Mike Fitzgerald.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION & ISSUANCE OF MDNS:
Notice is hereby given that the Grant County Planning Department has received and found the following land use application to be technically complete as of March 5, 2005 and is ready for processing, public review and comment. A Shoreline Substantial Development Conditional Use Permit and SEPA Application(s) from Rick Penhallurick to construct the following: The construction of a freestanding 4' x 16' dock connecting to a 8' x 20' dock, for a total length of 36 feet and two boat lifts located on the south side of dock. Dock will be supported by five pairs of iron pipe legs resting on channel iron feet on the shoreline of Moses Lake in the Urban Residential - 3 zone of Grant County. The site address of the subject parcel is 2424 Elgin Rd NE, Moses Lake, WA 98837 and is a portion of Section 20, Township 19 N., Range 28 E., WM Grant County, WA. Assessors Parcel 17-0760-000 SEPA review has been performed and a Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance has been issued on March 4, 2005. Project planner: Dorothy Black
NOTICE OF ISSUANCE OF MITIGATED DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE & RE-SCHEDULED PUBLIC HEARING
Wahluke Industrial Park Plat: To develop a 18 lot subdivision from 37.9 acres (two parcels) in the Urban Light Industrial and Urban Commercial 2 Zones.
NOTICE OF ISSUANCE
A Discretionary Use Review and SEPA Checklist to enable the development of a community water system on an approximately 2.32-acre parcel in the Rural Community zoning district of Grant County.
Sandra Faye 'Bunnie' Case, 69
Sandra Faye "Bunnie" Case, 69, died July 11, 2013, in Kalispell, after a six-year battle with cancer.
More than just honey
Business Bits
The Bee Hive offers bee pollen, beauty products, beekeeping supplies
Megaload boosts some N. Idaho businesses
Weather postpones convoy's planned 30-day trip to Billings refinery
KOOSKIA - Huckleberry sourdough pancakes, cigarettes and bulbs for strobe lights are among the purchases megaload crew members are making as the oversized cargo rolls through Idaho.
US restaurants turn to grocery sales to help offset losses
O'FALLON, Mo. (AP) — Charlene Gulliford at the Gandy Dancer never figured there would come a day when the Michigan restaurant known for its steaks and seafood would sell toilet paper and cartons of eggs, but the coronavirus has restaurants in survival mode.
US restaurants turn to grocery sales to help offset losses
O'FALLON, Mo. (AP) — Charlene Gulliford at the Gandy Dancer never figured there would come a day when the Michigan restaurant known for its steaks and seafood would sell toilet paper and cartons of eggs, but the coronavirus has restaurants in survival mode.
US restaurants turn to grocery sales to help offset losses
O'FALLON, Mo. (AP) — Charlene Gulliford at the Gandy Dancer never figured there would come a day when the Michigan restaurant known for its steaks and seafood would sell toilet paper and cartons of eggs, but the coronavirus has restaurants in survival mode.