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Patrolman Andrews renewing drivers licenses in 1941

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Put the Caribbean on your next vacation plan

(ARA) - Sizzling hot beaches, cool delicious fruity drinks and the brightest blue turquoise waters will have you quickly planning your next trip to the Caribbean.

Norman Seymour, 88

Norman Seymour, 88, died Sept. 5, 2010, at Kootenai Medical Center. He was born in Alhambra, Calif., the youngest child of Thomas and Lucie Steinbrecher Seymour on Sept. 25, 1921. He eloped at age 19 with Louise Biswell and they had two daughters, Janice and Julie. She died in 1989.

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By RALPH BARTHOLDT

Blackfeet launch campaign to protect Badger-Two Medicine

The Blackfeet Nation on Wednesday launched a campaign aimed to block oil and gas drilling on the Badger-Two Medicine area west of its reservation, where federal leases held by energy companies conflict with the cultural and spiritual significance the land holds for the tribes.

Planning commission looks at ways to regulate short term rentals, without harming owner-occupied units

The Columbia Falls Planning Commission began the first of what promises to be several discussions on how the city can better regulate short-term rentals here.

Moses Lake swimmers win 11 of 12 events, rout Davis

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Church's food pantry to receive freezer

Coeur du Christ students earn top scores

Coeur du Christ Academy in Coeur d'Alene is celebrating its top students who achieved high scores in the Classic Learning Test and Classic Learning Test 10.

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Domino's Pizza coming to downtown Polson

Jeremy McMillan is building a new Domino’s Pizza on Main Street in downtown Polson literally from the ground up.

Home resource center, commercial kitchen coming to Troy area

Brooke Harris, owner of the State Line House bar at 146 Highway 2, and Heidi Junkersfeld have created a nonprofit named SPUD — social progress for underdeveloped communities — that will incorporate a community certified kitchen and a home resource store. The facilities will be located at the bar.

Winter storytelling series continues at Travelers’ Rest State Park

Travelers’ Rest State Park near Lolo will continue its Winter Storytelling Series this Saturday, Feb. 8 at 11 a.m. with a presentation from Hasan Davis about the Lewis and Clark Expedition, told from the perspective of the journey's enslaved man, York.

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The Latest: FDA warns Americans of toxic hand sanitizers

WASHINGTON — U.S. health officials are warning Americans again to avoid a growing list of imported hand sanitizers that may be contaminated with the toxic chemical methanol.

Mobile vaccination units hit tiny US towns to boost immunity

FALLON, Nev. (AP) — Pick-up truck drivers motor up to a white trailer in a parking lot on Fallon Paiute-Shoshone land in Nevada's high desert and within a few moments they're handed forms to sign, jabbed with coronavirus vaccine and sent on their way.

Probe into waste spilled into Paris river from cement plant

PARIS (AP) — Paris authorities are investigating the spilling of pollutants into the Seine River from a plant run by one of the world's biggest cement makers, LafargeHolcim, officials said Wednesday.

Bob 'Mad Dog' Madsen - Robert Wayne

Bob was a man with a fun loving and huge heart, which attacked him in the end. Some of his life experiences included being a firefighter, an underground miner and then he found a passion for dynamite! He blasted the mountainside to build logging roads. After a short stretch at Carson Hot Springs, he finalized his work career as a dump truck driver. He was an avid and successful hunter and fisherman.

Probe into waste spilled into Paris river from cement plant

PARIS (AP) — Paris authorities are investigating the spilling of pollutants into the Seine River from a plant run by one of the world's biggest cement makers, LafargeHolcim, officials said Wednesday.