Cottage food bill passes legislature

My grandma made amazing cookies. They weren’t just the best on the Hi-Line. They were the best in Montana. I’m sure those are fighting words to anyone lucky enough to grow up with doting grandparents. However, if she were still here to bake them today, I could prove it thanks to a new law. As of Oc. 1, 2015, my grandma could have sold her baked goods to the public.

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Donations sought for Fourth of July celebration

BONNERS FERRY — What better way to rebound from the shutdown surrounding the COVID-19 crisis than with a good, old fashioned, Fourth of July celebration?

'Misery' sure to delight in BTAA benefit

Now, just in time for the spooky season, Cade Prophet Memorial Productions is presenting "Misery" in a limited theatrical run to benefit Better Together Animal Alliance. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. with the curtain at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 28, and Saturday, Oct. 29. A matinee performance will be held Sunday with doors opening at 2:30 p.m. and curtain at 3 p.m.

Cottage food bill passes legislature

My grandma made amazing cookies. They weren’t just the best on the Hi-Line. They were the best in Montana. I’m sure those are fighting words to anyone lucky enough to grow up with doting grandparents. However, if she were still here to bake them today, I could prove it thanks to a new law. As of Oc. 1, 2015, my grandma could have sold her baked goods to the public.

Getting the Landing to take off

Site owner receives letter of interest from undisclosed local developer

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Spring turkey season opens

Season continues through May 25; Hunters can take 5 in the Panhandle per year

The Idaho general season for turkeys opened Monday and continues through May 25.

Spokane examines Dolezal situation

Investigation will focus on potential breach of city's ethics policy

COEUR d'ALENE - The city of Spokane is investigating Rachel Dolezal for possible ethics violations after media reports Thursday questioned the validity of her application for a position on the city's Police Ombudsman Commission.

Law enforcement and court records

Lake County District Court, Judge Christopher presiding

Why shoot an albino bear?

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WSPC demands return of confidential documents

Boss questions Canada Border Service Agency's credibility

Great weather helps Sun Road work

Avalanche damage calls for extra work

Favorable fall weather has helped reconstruction work on Glacier National Park's Going-to-the-Sun Road. Crews recently finished paving a section of the highway from Haystack Creek to Big Bend.

Unused swale could help water quality

COEUR d’ALENE — A grassy chunk of undeveloped property near U.S. 95 and Northwest Boulevard in Coeur d’Alene could turn into a collection point for stormwater otherwise headed to the Spokane River.

Karaoke and kerosene case headed toward mediation

COEUR d’ALENE — Attorneys will mediate the case of a Rathdrum man accused of dumping kerosene on his girlfriend and lighting her on fire after a Valentine’s Day argument over karaoke at a local bar.

Yesterdays: Freight train pileup dumps cars into Middle Fork

A 57-car freight train pileup five miles east of West Glacier dumped several cars into the river.

An inch of snow an hour

A major winter storm dumped as much as an inch of snow an hour as it swept across the Flathead Valley on Sunday and continues into Tuesday.