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Downtown group retains private firm to advise Whitefish on growth policy update
Heart of Whitefish presented a letter from a privately hired consultant to the Whitefish Planning Commission with suggestions for the land use element of the city’s growth policy update.
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Drawing the line on gay marriages
Opinions mixed on what benefits Idaho couples would receive by marrying in Washington
The state of Washington has been abuzz with celebrations since Dec. 6, when its now-voter-approved gay marriage law went into effect.
Idaho inspectors see record number of mussel-infested boats
Most of the infested watercraft found this year came through the Idaho town of Malad after visiting Lake Powell in Utah
Hawaiian dancers to perform at FVCC
The Flathead Valley’s Hula school Halau Ka Waikahe Lani Malie will perform their annual show at the Flathead Valley Community College Black Box Theatre this Saturday at 2 p.m.
Othello, Brewster split non-league doubleheader
OTHELLO — The last Othello Huskies baseball home game of the season resulted in a split with the Brewster Bears in a non-league doubleheader Saturday.
More local cities file emergency declarations
SANDPOINT — You won’t see rows of youngsters, brightly colored baskets in hand at Lakeview Park this year, waiting to strip the field of vibrant, candy-filled plastic eggs.
The Latest: Las Vegas hotel-casino making plans to reopen
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State clarifies what's allow under stay-home order
Gov. Brad Little on Saturday offered more guidance on some essential services and other activities that are allowed during his three-week, stay-home state order issued Wednesday in response to the coronavirus.
State clarifies what’s OK under stay-home order
Gov. Brad Little on Saturday offered more guidance on some essential services and other activities that are allowed during his three-week, stay-home state order issued Wednesday in response to the coronavirus.
Guidance given on stay-home order rules
Gov. Brad Little on Saturday offered more guidance on some essential services and other activities that are allowed during his three-week, stay-home state order issued Wednesday in response to the coronavirus.
One Chicago community endures virus, violence and turmoil
CHICAGO (AP) — In harrowing moments, in the sobs of grieving mourners and the incessant wail of sirens, the crises of 2020 have played out painfully within a single Chicago community:
One Chicago community endures virus, violence and turmoil
CHICAGO (AP) — In harrowing moments, in the sobs of grieving mourners and the incessant wail of sirens, the crises of 2020 have played out painfully within a single Chicago community:
One Chicago community endures virus, violence and turmoil
CHICAGO (AP) — In harrowing moments, in the sobs of grieving mourners and the incessant wail of sirens, the crises of 2020 have played out painfully within a single Chicago community:
One Chicago community endures virus, violence and turmoil
CHICAGO (AP) — In harrowing moments, in the sobs of grieving mourners and the incessant wail of sirens, the crises of 2020 have played out painfully within a single Chicago community:
Montana's state parks celebrate 75 years
Montana's state parks celebrate 75 years
Swap moves indoors to open season
HAYDEN - Too dreary and wet for camping? Maybe the weekend will be a better day for shopping. That was, and still is, the plan at Boom Town Vendor's Market, where what was to be an outdoor swap meet has been moved inside due to the downpours that preceded the Memorial Day weekend.
Post Falls downtown dream gets a bit of a boost
POST FALLS — The Post Falls City Council approved a zone change request by Idaho Veneer Company, converting the lumber manufacturing firm’s 20 acre industrial zone to urban center.
Chamber presents 12 Community Spirit Awards
Twelve persons or groups were presented 2012 Community Spirit Awards by the Columbia Falls Area Chamber of Commerce during the annual Christmas luncheon on Dec. 11.