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New supply company offers new and used equipment
Supply company sells restaurant items of every size
Albuquerque mayor wants businesses reopened with precautions
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — The mayor of New Mexico's largest city said Tuesday that he favors reopening nearly all businesses with precautions such as reduced indoor crowds, face coverings and COVID-19 screenings for workers.
Holiday bazaar benefits Alberton Food Pantry
ALBERTON – With Thanksgiving over, the Alberton Food Pantry started off the holiday season with the town’s annual craft fair bazaar.
Legals for March, 27 2023
One person dies in Swan Highway crash
Medvedev: Russia needs more political competition
MOSCOW - President Dmitry Medvedev says Russia needs stronger political competition and a greater freedom to protest.
Cooler-raiding black bear killed
Wildlife officials killed a black bear last week after it got into an unattended cooler of food at a campsite on the Hungry Horse Reservoir.
Mother Nature's pruning?
My Garden Path
Area trees by the hundreds, maybe thousands, got an unexpected “trimming” a few months back. In November, our area was hit by an unusually strong windstorm which either broke tops off or completely toppled huge trees. Most of those affected were Ponderosa pines. These have shallow, “pancake” shaped root systems which make them easily toppled by strong winds when the ground is saturated.
Race the Joe dates announced
Annual St. Maries event is scheduled for May 22-24
COEUR d'ALENE - The third annual Race The Joe dates have been set, organizers announced this week.
Cocolalla plant once kept nation cold with prime 'blue ice'
Anyone fortunate enough to have been born before the days of modern refrigeration remembers the sound of the horse and wagon nearing the house with its load of huge blocks of ice.
45 years and counting
The Taco Shop has become a fixture in Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE — In Moses Lake on June 1, 1977, Columbia Basin Machine defeated Zip Trucking in Little League, Japan Airlines held a model airplane contest for kids and new potatoes were 10 cents a pound at Thriftway. While “Star Wars” was breaking box office records across the country, Lake Theater was still showing “King Kong” from the year before. Oh, and a little taco stand opened up downtown near the swimming pool.
Getting a license may become easier
I was glad to see the article about county employees being nice to customers or loosing their jobs. In April 2006, my late husband and I moved here after living in Korea for six years. I had a valid Texas driver's license that was easy to convert into an Idaho license.
Official: New Mexico among top states in vaccine rollout
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico is
Love is in the App Store
SANDPOINT — These days, love is in the App Store.
Shift in legal authority of government
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AP News Digest 2:30 p.m.
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Legals for April, 9 2023
Virus spiking in eastern Europe; Hungary drafts 'war plan'
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — The number of new confirmed coronavirus cases spiked Friday in parts of eastern Europe, with Hungary and the Czech Republic registering all-time daily highs. Signs of the pandemic's resurgence were also evident in Britain and the Netherlands.