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Kalispell Fire Department HazMat Team called down to Lakeside
Kalispell firefighters Soren Koetter and Josiah Mooney approach and illicit chemical dump in protective gear at the Green Box site in Lakeside on Wednesday, October 21. The chemical was found to be a diluted pesticide which was able to be mitigated. The Kalispell Fire Department HazMat team is one of six regional teams in the state. According to Assistant Fire Chief Jon Campbell this level of gear may look appear to be an "abundance of caution" but it is necessary for the safety of the responders. "We don't know what this chemical is. All we know is someone didn't want to dump it down their drains or on their property," said Campbell. The site was closed most of Wednesday as the chemicals were dealt with. According to a representative from Flathead County Solid Waste the site was still closed Wednesday evening, but very close to being complete. The hoped to have the site re-opened to the public late Wednesday. (Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)
Governor orders non-life-sustaining businesses to shut down
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf is tightening his directives to businesses to shut down, issuing a dire warning and saying Thursday that all “non-life-sustaining” businesses in Pennsylvania must close their physical locations by 8 p.m. to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Toxic chromic acid dumped at Lakeside green box site, closure continues
The illegal dumping of a hazardous material recently at the Lakeside green-box refuse site illustrates the need for fenced and staffed sites, Flathead County Public Works Director Dave Prunty said.
Toxic chromic acid dumped at Lakeside green box site, closure continues
The illegal dumping of a hazardous material recently at the Lakeside green-box refuse site illustrates the need for fenced and staffed sites, Flathead County Public Works Director Dave Prunty said.
Life upended for Europeans as raft of virus restrictions take effect
ROME — European nations have enacted sweeping restrictions on citizens’ freedom to move around and socialize to combat the coronavirus outbreak, leaving shops shuttered, travel plans scrapped and streets empty.
Sandpoint welcomes new Super 1 store
Super 1 Foods of Hayden opened its 11th store today in Sandpoint, at Milltown Park. The 54,000 square-foot store on six acres is located at the corner of Boyer Avenue and Larch Street in downtown Sandpoint.
Station 8 has familiar face as new owner
It’s all different, but everything is the same.
Fourth of July Tournament heats up WLGC
An outstanding field of some of the best players in the region are set to partake in the annual Fourth of July Tournament at Whitefish Lake Golf Club this weekend. The championship flight will feature more than 20 players with a scratch handicap, meaning they normally shoot par or better.
Think Before You Ink!
Have you ever thought of getting a tattoo or body piercing? In the last decade tattooing or “getting inked” has gained popularity.
Are SSDs worth the extra cost?
Dear Propeller Heads: I'm shopping for a laptop and I'm considering upgrading to a solid state drive because I hear they're faster. Are they worth the extra cost?
T-shirts and beer, it's a wonderful thing
By CHANSE WATSON
Basin Bites: Blue Palm shop serves a healthy frozen treat
Inside a small strip mall off Stratford Road in Moses Lake sits a little gem of a shop if you’re looking for a quick, sweet, frozen, creamy treat.
Boston braces for large crowds as 1st pot shop opens
BOSTON (AP) — The first recreational marijuana shop opened Monday in Boston, where owners are bracing for large crowds.
BASIN HOOPS REPORT: league play carries on
COLUMBIA BASIN – Local squads around the Basin have all entered the teeth of league play by now, with district tournament beginning in less than a month.
Bonner County History - Jan. 28, 2025
A look at the events, activities, and meetings happening around Bonner County, from Sandpoint to Cocolalla, from Priest River to Ponderay, and from Clark Fork to Dover.
Superior thrift store reopens
The Women in Timber thrift store in Superior opened back up to customers on July 21 after being closed for nearly half a year. One of the original founders of the store, Joann Merseal said, “This has been one of the longest spans of time we’ve been shut down, and we’ve been open since 1987.”
Holiday sales tick up as shoppers invest in their homes
NEW YORK (AP) — Retail sales increased a modest 3% during a longer holiday season this year, as homebound shoppers spent more on furnishing and food but less on clothing and jewelry, according to figures released Saturday by a firm that tracks all forms of payments.
Holiday sales tick up as shoppers invest in their homes
NEW YORK (AP) — Retail sales increased a modest 3% during a longer holiday season this year, as homebound shoppers spent more on furnishing and food but less on clothing and jewelry, according to figures released Saturday by a firm that tracks all forms of payments.
Holiday sales tick up as shoppers invest in their homes
NEW YORK (AP) — Retail sales increased a modest 3% during a longer holiday season this year, as homebound shoppers spent more on furnishing and food but less on clothing and jewelry, according to figures released Saturday by a firm that tracks all forms of payments.
Holiday sales tick up as shoppers invest in their homes
NEW YORK (AP) — Retail sales increased a modest 3% during a longer holiday season this year, as homebound shoppers spent more on furnishing and food but less on clothing and jewelry, according to figures released Saturday by a firm that tracks all forms of payments.