Thanks to community for their support

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Robert Warren Ritter Sr., 80

Robert Warren Ritter Sr., 80, passed away July 23, 2021, in Kalispell due to cardiac arrest.

Michael ‘Mike’ Davis

December 16, 1937 – April 29, 2020

Levy's failure will cause lasting harm

Don’t be short-sighted. Voting no on the levy will have lasting negative effects. Underfunded schools often have larger class sizes, fewer advanced classes, and a lack of resources. They also tend to have less experienced teaching staff or no teachers at all.

Thanks for the winefest

On behalf of the board of the Big Mountain Commercial Association, thank you to those who helped out with and attended our inaugural Big Mountain Winter Winefest on February 19.

Newcomers express their opinions

Editor,

Let progress come to Polson

Editor;

Parade of Lights was fun, meaningful

Editor,

Thanks for the winefest

On behalf of the board of the Big Mountain Commercial Association, thank you to those who helped out with and attended our inaugural Big Mountain Winter Winefest on February 19.

Last Tuesday, Realtors from the area picked up donated food to re-supply the North Valley Food Bank. How wonderful it was to see the spirit of caring and generousity displayed by our neighbors.

Last Sunday, many hit the bricks (actually asphalt and gravel roads) to drop off empty grocery bags at the houses of our assigned streets. Tuesday night was pick-up night.

Hungry Horse fire board chairman sentenced

The former chairman of the Hungry Horse Fire District board of trustees was sentenced to probation last week for theft and official misconduct.

Hungry Horse fire board chairman sentenced

The former chairman of the Hungry Horse Fire District board of trustees was sentenced to probation last week for theft and official misconduct.

Legals July 8, 2019

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION Aging & Adult Care of Central Washington (AACCW) is accepting letters of intent to bid for transportation services for persons age 60+ in Lincoln & Adams Co (Area1) who cannot manage transportation to medical services, meal programs, shopping, etc. Personal assistance must be provided for those with limited physical mobility. Contractor must provide own vehicles, some accessible to persons with wheelchairs and be willing to provide door-to-door transportation within the area. Initial contract period is 1/1/2020 - 12/31/2020, with an option to renew yearly for an additional 3 years. Minimum insurance required: Each Occurrence - $1,000,000; General Aggregate - $2,000,000. Also, for-profit and private, non-profit contractors must meet additional coverage requirements. Payment are issued monthly for units of service, by 1 hr. of vehicle operation or 1-way local trip. Contract amount for current 12 months is $124,242.00. Contractor must provide 15% match. Monthly and quarterrly reports, support documents required. Must comply with EOE & ADA. Minority & women-owned businesses encouraged to apply. Letters of intent to bid must be received by 4 pm 7/22/19 at AACCW, 50 Simon St. S.E, Suite A, East Wenatchee, WA. 98802. Only agencies responding with a letter of intent to bid will be allowed to submit a proposal. For more information, call 509/886-0700 ext. 220, or 800/572-4459 ext. 220. #07020/308463 Pub: July 8, 2019

More than a dozen arrested as protesters demand vote count

Police arrested dozens of people in Seattle, Minneapolis and Portland, Oregon overnight during protests demanding a tally of all votes in the US election, and smaller groups backing President Donald Trump returned to tabulation sites in closely contested states to insist counting be halted.

More than a dozen arrested as protesters demand vote count

Police arrested dozens of people in Seattle, Minneapolis and Portland, Oregon overnight during protests demanding a tally of all votes in the US election, and smaller groups backing President Donald Trump returned to tabulation sites in closely contested states to insist counting be halted.

US experts concerned about Iran's handling of crash probe

U.S. and Canadian accident investigators are uncertain how much access they will get to the site of a Ukrainian passenger jet crash in Iran, and there were fears Friday that the probe might already be compromised by the removal of wreckage.

US experts concerned about Iran's handling of crash probe

U.S. and Canadian accident investigators are uncertain how much access they will get to the site of a Ukrainian passenger jet crash in Iran, and there were fears Friday that the probe might already be compromised by the removal of wreckage.

US experts concerned about Iran's handling of crash probe

U.S. and Canadian accident investigators are uncertain how much access they will get to the site of a Ukrainian passenger jet crash in Iran, and there were fears Friday that the probe might already be compromised by the removal of wreckage.

US experts concerned about Iran's handling of crash probe

U.S. and Canadian accident investigators are uncertain how much access they will get to the site of a Ukrainian passenger jet crash in Iran, and there were fears Friday that the probe might already be compromised by the removal of wreckage.

Legals for November, 11 2022