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A dissent from the bottom
These are ‘the times that try one’s soul’ for a Social Security retiree
Four score and two years ago (sorry Abe), our forefathers in Congress created the great Social Security program. Signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt (in 1935 for those of you who aren’t good at math), it was designed to give workers an income after retirement.
DEQ taking comments on new tire landfill
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality is taking public comment on plans for a new tire landfill near Polson.
Quincy port uneils plans for wine warehousing facility
Project provides storage capacity for growers
Teen survives plane crash
Post Falls trail project clears final hurdle
Northern Plastics to take remaining rail park space
Northern Plastics Inc. announced Thursday the company will relocate to the Glacier Rail Park in Kalispell, a move that will fill up the remaining space at the new industrial park off Whitefish Stage Road.
State euthanizes four North Fork grizzlies
In the North Fork, grizzly bear management specialist Tim Manley had to kill a productive 20-year-old sow grizzly named Monica and her three yearling cubs after they repeatedly got into garbage and broke into vehicles.
Free e-waste disposal coming to an end
Taking a swing at metalworking
Metalworker Jeffrey Funk offered the Forging from the Natural World course through his New Agrarian School, which offers chances to immerse oneself in historic craft, with some modern touches.
Collective philanthropy
Women's Gift Alliance combines talents, treasures of local ladies to lift up community
One person donating $1,000 is a big deal. When 135 people donate $1,000, their collective philanthropy can make a world of difference. The Women's Gift Alliance is proof that indeed, there is strength in numbers.
Wave makes splash in Whitefish
It looks more like a lodge but the rough-hewn timber and stone edifice represents a new wave in fitness and fun.
Despite lockdowns cases keep rising, straining hospitals
BERLIN (AP) — Streets, squares and highways were deserted in large parts of the world Saturday as curfews and lockdowns multiplied in the face of a rapidly advancing virus that is severely straining many health systems.
Man sentenced for 17 vehicle break-ins
City bell ringers look to defend title this week
Man sentenced for 17 vehicle break-ins
US deaths top 1,000 as $2.2 trillion in virus aid approved
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. deaths from the coronavirus pandemic topped 1,000 in another grim milestone for a global outbreak that is taking lives and wreaking havoc on economies and the established routines of ordinary life.
The Latest: Pence says U.S. food supply is strong
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Community Thanks December 11, 2010
DONATE: 3,000 turkeys gathered
Penn Plaza mall closer to opening
MOSES LAKE — The asphalt is down on the parking lot outside, and crews are hard at work inside.
Wal-Mart hearing is next week
By Ethan Smith