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Whitefish Review launches Issue 31, 'Seeds'
The Whitefish Review will celebrate the release of its 31st issue, “Seeds,” on Friday, May 22 at 101 Central in downtown Whitefish.
Farmin Stidwell hosts fifth annual Unified Stars event
Students, staff and volunteers gathered at Farmin Stidwell Elementary for the school’s fifth annual Unified Stars event, a celebration of inclusion, connection and school community through adaptive field day activities.
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Dillon finds new home at WIU
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Dillon finds new home at WIU
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Dillon finds new home at WIU
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Dillon finds new home at WIU
Election officials game out worst-case scenarios in drills
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity agency this week hosted a three-day tabletop exercise aimed at helping local, state and federal officials prepare for and respond to worst-case scenarios on Election Day.
Election officials game out worst-case scenarios in drills
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity agency this week hosted a three-day tabletop exercise aimed at helping local, state and federal officials prepare for and respond to worst-case scenarios on Election Day.
Health service administration a growing industry
The field of health care is undergoing rapid changes. An aging population, new technology and a more demanding legislative and insurance environment make delivering health services more complicated than ever. If you're interested in joining this growing field, consider training to pursue a career in health services administration. Health services administrators help coordinate the day-to-day operations of health care organizations through the use of business administration practices tempered by a deep understanding of issues surrounding the health sector.
'Hamilton,' 'Phantom' will be off London stages until 2021
LONDON (AP) — Some of London’s biggest West End shows, including “Hamilton” and “The Phantom of the Opera,” won’t reopen until next year, producers announced Wednesday, as arts bodies warned that Britain faces a “cultural catastrophe” because of the coronavirus pandemic.
'Hamilton,' 'Phantom' will be off London stages until 2021
LONDON (AP) — Some of London’s biggest West End shows, including “Hamilton” and “The Phantom of the Opera,” won’t reopen until next year, producers announced Wednesday, as arts bodies warned that Britain faces a “cultural catastrophe” because of the coronavirus pandemic.
'Hamilton,' 'Phantom' will be off London stages until 2021
LONDON (AP) — Some of London’s biggest West End shows, including “Hamilton” and “The Phantom of the Opera,” won’t reopen until next year, producers announced Wednesday, as arts bodies warned that Britain faces a “cultural catastrophe” because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump says Canadians will travel to the US again after a trade deal is worked out
After the meeting, Dominic LeBlanc, the minister responsible for Canada-U.S. trade, described the talks as “successful” and “positive” on trade issues, though he noted the conversation would continue. He said Canada was looking to get a deal done quickly on steel and aluminum.
MY TURN: Investing in Idaho’s forestry workforce
It’s no secret that forestry is an important part of Idaho’s economy. A 2023 University of Idaho study found that the forest products business sector contributed $2.5 billion to Idaho’s gross state product in 2022. The vast majority of the $61 million in state endowment lands money that went to public schools in 2023 came from timber harvesting proceeds. That means close to 30,000 of our friends, families and neighbors work in Idaho forests. They’re the loggers, truck drivers, mill workers, foresters, sales and accounting professionals who sustainably manage our forests to produce lumber, paper products, furniture and other wood products.
Investing in the state's forestry workforce
It’s no secret that forestry is an important part of Idaho’s economy. A 2023 University of Idaho study found that the forest products business sector contributed $2.5 billion to Idaho’s gross state product in 2022. The vast majority of the $61 million in state endowment lands money that went to public schools in 2023 came from timber harvesting proceeds. That means close to 30,000 of our friends, families and neighbors work in Idaho forests. They’re the loggers, truck drivers, mill workers, foresters, sales and accounting professionals who sustainably manage our forests to produce lumber, paper products, furniture and other wood products.
Premier League back with doubleheader after 100-day shutdown
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Exactly 100 days after the last game, the Premier League is back.
“Never Forget”: Remembering the firefighters who died on 9/11
From dawn to dusk the St. Ignatius Fire Department firefighters stood outside Allard's Stage Stop in full gear with empty gear lying below the American flag to represent the lost lives of first responders during the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
New Oman ruler vows to uphold late sultan's peaceful policy
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Oman's new ruler, Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al Said, vowed Saturday to uphold his predecessor Sultan Qaboos bin Said's foreign policy approach, which steered the Arab country through choppy Persian Gulf waters by balancing close relations with both the United States and Iran.
Oman's new ruler vows to uphold peaceful policy of Qaboos
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Oman's new ruler, Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al Said, vowed Saturday to uphold his predecessor Sultan Qaboos bin Said's foreign policy approach, which steered the Arab country through choppy Persian Gulf waters by balancing close relations with both the United States and Iran.
New Oman ruler vows to uphold late sultan's peaceful policy
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Oman's new ruler, Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al Said, vowed Saturday to uphold his predecessor Sultan Qaboos bin Said's foreign policy approach, which steered the Arab country through choppy Persian Gulf waters by balancing close relations with both the United States and Iran.
June 28, 2016
Desert Aire Airport • Taylor Orchards Plat plans moving forward in Mattawa • CommUnity Day taking shape • English learners study U.S. historical figures • Pete Christensen's lead up to half a point • Board of Equalization dates, times scheduled • Manweller to host town hall tomorrow by telephone • Newspapers in Education Tournament • $5,000 prize at Dog Days of Summer golf tournament • Weeding is my Sabbath • Mattawa CommUnity Day Booths in the Park • Día de Comunidad de Mattawa Evento de puestos en el parque • Royal City Hall makes automatic ball pay available • Wine grapes, Chef's Garden at Cave B another facet of agriculture • Quincy grower chosen to chair WA State Potato Commission
Death penalty ordered for mass killing at care home in Japan
TOKYO (AP) — A Japanese court Monday sentenced a former care home employee to hang for knifing to death 19 disabled people and injuring others four years ago in the deadliest mass attack in postwar Japan.