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'It gets pretty ugly out there'

Divers make annual plunge to collect trash from bottom of Lake Coeur d'Alene

This aquifer is edible

Atlas Elementary students learn where our water comes from

COEUR d'ALENE - How do you impress upon second-graders the importance of protecting our region's drinking water source?

Field of Dreams

Go seventeen miles north of Joplin, Mont., turn left at the blue house, drive four miles on the gravel road, and then park in the wheat field on top of the hill. Laid out before you is a very old baseball field with a small creek flowing through it. I would not recommend driving down on to the field. You might get stuck in alkali.

Legals December 3, 2017

No. 24967 FLATHEAD COUNTY BOARD AND COMMITTEE VACANCIES The County Commissioners are accepting letters of interest from individuals wanting to serve the community through various board and committee positions. The following opportunities have three year terms that begin in January of 2018: Agency on Aging Animal Control Advisory Committee Blacktail TV District Board Compensation Board Fairview Cemetery Board Fire Service Area Board Swan Hill TV District Transportation Advisory Committee Letters of interest are being accepted until 12:00pm on Friday, December 22, 2017 and should be sent to: Flathead County Commissioners, 800 S Main, Room 302, Kalispell, MT, 59901. Correspondence may also be emailed to [email protected]. Please be sure to include any qualifications that you would like the Commissioners to consider along with your contact information. Please call 758-5537 with any questions. December 3, 10, 2017 MNAXLP

Energy drinks: Is it worth the risk?

The same pick-me-up that powers you through a boring afternoon meeting or late-night deadline could be silently setting your body up for some serious health problems. A 2013 report from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration outlines a drastic climb in energy drink-related emergency room visits. With cans lining gas station and grocery store coolers across the nation, these beverages have become a billion-dollar industry in the United States. Energy drinks are very popular; globally the energy drink market was worth $39 billion in 2013 and is forecast to reach $61 billion by 2021. But research is citing major health implications due to the consumption of these pick-me-up drinks.

Bonner County History - July 12, 2020

From the archives of the

Monday, June 13, 2016

Man sought in disappearance of Olympia woman arrested • Big Bend's big day: Students celebrate success at commencement • Quincy honors its graduating seniors with big send-off • 'Aces are Feverish' premieres Friday at Masquers Theater • '34 Ford Coupe still has its story to tell • Man allegedly dumps drugs out of car during pursuit • Man sentenced for attempting to kill ailing uncle, alcohol theft • Olympian Rulon Gardner hosts wrestling camp in Moses Lake • River Dogs grind out 2-3 record at NW Premier Tournament

Farmer uses private plane to find own stolen vehicles

QUINCY – A Quincy-area farmer, whose truck and trailer were stolen on July 17, found the vehicles himself with the use of his private plane. And he found a trailer previously stolen from his property.

Man shot in the head, left in lake identified after 25 years

EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — A man who was shot in the head and dumped in Lake Stickney in the late ’80s has been identified nearly 26 years after his body was found.

Man shot in the head, left in lake identified after 25 years

EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — A man who was shot in the head and dumped in Lake Stickney in the late ’80s has been identified nearly 26 years after his body was found.

Man shot in the head, left in lake identified after 25 years

EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — A man who was shot in the head and dumped in Lake Stickney in the late ’80s has been identified nearly 26 years after his body was found.

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We’ve heard a lot of bluster from displeased voters recently about dumping the Electoral College in favor of a popular vote; however, had Donald Trump won the popular vote and lost the college would there still be a movement to modify Article II of the our U.S. Constitution? But why stop there? Why does Wyoming with its 586,000 residents deserve as many senators as California with its 39 million? I mean, what’s with that?

Faithful Companions

Lori and Larry Miller, of Spirit Lake, were living in California about five years ago when they first met little Walter White.

LHS boys dump Polson on road

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RECYCLE: A word to live by

Did you know that recycling just one aluminum can save enough energy to run a television set for 3 hours? And about one-third of an average dump consists of just packaging material? What!?!

Law roundup: Woman brews up ill will with iced tea

Temperatures are rising and one woman allegedly decided to cool off by engaging in criminal mischief when she got into someone’s vehicle and dumped a 32-ounce cup of iced tea in their seat.

April brings late storm into Sanders County

An unexpected winter storm Sunday afternoon dumped over four inches of snow in parts of Sanders County. There were a few reports of vehicles sliding on slushy roads but no serious accidents or injuries were reported.

Downpours cause flooding across Deep South

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Storms stretching across the Deep South dumped heavy rains on Mississippi and Alabama on Monday, causing flash floods that covered roads and forced some schools to close.