Say hello to 'Trolls,' farewell to 'Modern Family' this week

This week's entertainment offerings have a decidedly familial feel to them, and not the Force Family Fun kind. On television, viewers have the chance to say goodbye to the Roses of “Schitt's Creek” and visit one last time with the “Modern Family” crew. “Parasite,” the Oscar best-picture winner, arrives on streaming this week, while “Trolls: World Tour” — which had its theatrical release quashed by the coronavirus pandemic — arrives for home rental. The Strokes are back with their sixth album, this one produced by Rick Rubin, while a host of friends including Christopher Guest helps Joe Satriani on his 18th record.

Say hello to 'Trolls,' farewell to 'Modern Family' this week

This week's entertainment offerings have a decidedly familial feel to them, and not the Force Family Fun kind. On television, viewers have the chance to say goodbye to the Roses of “Schitt's Creek” and visit one last time with the “Modern Family” crew. “Parasite,” the Oscar best-picture winner, arrives on streaming this week, while “Trolls: World Tour” — which had its theatrical release quashed by the coronavirus pandemic — arrives for home rental. The Strokes are back with their sixth album, this one produced by Rick Rubin, while a host of friends including Christopher Guest helps Joe Satriani on his 18th record.

Legals March 20, 2017

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN OPEN RECORD PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD March 28, 2017 at 3:30 p.m. in the Grant County Commissioners Hearing Room, Courthouse, Ephrata, WA to consider a budget extension request from the following Grant County departments: Fairgrounds in the amount of $29,635.00 to purchase EventPro facility management software developed by Profit Systems, Inc ($22,794.00); and 2 -star shaped tension fabric tents made by KD Kanopy ($6,841.00). Sheriff's Office in the amount of $23,254.88 to purchase Speed Feedback signs, Lidar Units, Sector Scanners and Printers, using a Traffic Safety Equipment Grant from the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC). Any interested persons may appear regarding these matters. Barbara J. Vasquez, CMC Administrative Assistant & Clerk of the Board Grant County Commissioners #03032/55843 Pub: March 13 & 20, 2017

Legals for June, 17 2020

US housing roars back despite recession, high unemployment

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The U.S. housing market has staged a furious comeback this summer, even as the economy struggles to regain its footing after being knocked into a recession due to the coronavirus.

US housing roars back despite recession, high unemployment

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The U.S. housing market has staged a furious comeback this summer, even as the economy struggles to regain its footing after being knocked into a recession due to the coronavirus.

Wolf seeks $145M fund shift to help businesses with pandemic

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf on Wednesday proposed spending $145 million in reserves from a worker's compensation fund to help the hardest-hit businesses cope with the raging coronavirus pandemic.

Wolf seeks $145M fund shift to help businesses with pandemic

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Gov. Tom Wolf on Wednesday proposed spending $145 million in reserves from a worker's compensation fund to help the hardest-hit businesses cope with the raging coronavirus pandemic.

UN votes to crack down on Somalia's al-Shabab extremists

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. Security Council voted Thursday to prevent the sale or shipment to Somalia of components of improvised explosive devices if there is “significant risk” they may be used to manufacture the often deadly devices that are increasingly being used in attacks by al-Shabab extremists.

Vision 2020 chair supports Job Corps

Governor falls short by limiting climate-change talk

GUEST EDITORIAL

After legislators made it clear they don't all view the question of climate change as he does, Gov. Jay Inslee is trying to salvage his pet issue by taking it behind closed doors, pretty much ignoring those who would be stuck with the tab - and most everyone east of the Cascades.

Speedy recovery for Idaho

Gem State has third-lowest unemployment rate in the nation

Speedy recovery for Idaho

Gem State has third-lowest unemployment rate in the nation

Asian shares track Wall Street retreat as year winds down

TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares were lower in quiet New Year's Eve trading, with many markets closed. Tuesday's declines tracked a broad retreat overnight on Wall Street that erased some of the major indexes’ recent gains, though the market remains on track to end the year with its best performance since 2013.

World shares decline as record-breaking year winds down

TOKYO (AP) — Stocks slipped globally in quiet New Year's Eve trading Tuesday with many markets closed. Wall Street could close 2019 with back-to-back daily losses in a year that the U.S. posted the largest market gains since 2013.

The zoom economy

Northern Regional Economist explains how growth plays major role in Idaho economy

Northern Regional Economist explains how growth plays major role in Idaho economy

'We are not the way we were'

Economist sees pandemic as accelerant — good and bad

Seasoned economist paints the picture for North Idaho's road ahead

KTEC deed is done

Business leaders sign campus property over to three school districts

POST FALLS - With building set to begin next month on the Kootenai Technical Education Campus high school, business leaders involved in the project gathered Friday in Post Falls to celebrate another milestone.

County unemployment drops

State numbers show decrease for first time in 32 months

COEUR d'ALENE - Kootenai County's unemployment rate fell to 10 percent in March - down from 10.6 percent in February - a sign that the local economy could be starting to heal.

Job market steadying but remains weak

WASHINGTON - The September jobs report that arrives Friday, a month before the presidential election, will likely sketch a dual picture: The job market continues to heal. Yet it's far from full health.