Local Lakes

Spring is here and it is time to visit our local lakes. Boating, fishing, swimming or just skipping rocks. The Valley Studio brings us this week’s picture. Do you know what lake this is and what activity is going on? If you have an answer, please email [email protected]. If you would like to stay anonymous, just let us know.

Tronstad Road housing development up for discussion

Tronstad Road development up for discussion

The Latest: Gov: Parts of Alabama seeing historic flooding

Here are the latest developments on tropical weather:

The Latest: Curfew-defying ravers in France attack police

PARIS — Ravers at an underground, curfew-violating New Year’s Eve party that drew at least 2,500 people in western France attacked police units sent to shut them down, torching a vehicle and injuring officers with bottles and stones, officials said Friday.

Groups push Whitefish for non-discrimination law

A pair of Montana human rights groups are encouraging Whitefish to pass a law that protects residents and visitors from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

Lebanon’s powerhouse Hezbollah hit by backlash after blast

BEIRUT (AP) — Sara Jaafar joined a group of political activists gathered on Aug. 4 to discuss strategies to challenge Lebanon’s entrenched rulers when their building was shaken and the windows blasted out by the giant explosion that rocked Beirut.

Montana man takes up legendary relative's gun making

Surprise legacy

Distant relative of a legendary gun maker takes up ancestor's craft

Meadow Lake project sparks debate

Meadow Lake project sparks debate

Japan PM says plan to release Fukushima water coming soon

TOKYO (AP) — Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said Wednesday that his government is working on the final details of a plan to release massive amounts of radioactive water being stored at the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant, a decision that has been delayed by protests.

Project CDA visits Pita Pit

Project CDA visits Pita Pit

COEUR d'ALENE - Dylan Bertram knows that success in the restaurant business depends on more than good food.

Lucifer pays a visit to Kalispell

Someone reported a “very agitated” man was sitting at a table swearing to himself, acting strange and yelling “I am Lucifer” and wanted Kalispell Police Department to remove him from the premises. The possibly intoxicated man was described wearing sunglasses, a red shirt, army-style jacket and red fingernail polish. He was told to leave the premises and complied.

Lucifer pays a visit to Kalispell

Someone reported a “very agitated” man was sitting at a table swearing to himself, acting strange and yelling “I am Lucifer” and wanted Kalispell Police Department to remove him from the premises. The possibly intoxicated man was described wearing sunglasses, a red shirt, army-style jacket and red fingernail polish. He was told to leave the premises and complied.

Fulton's dedication honored with WOW award

Where would Bonner County be without the army of remarkable women who move here to “retire” and instead find themselves embarking on a second career volunteering their time and talent to enrich our community?

Nonprofits enrich the community

By NANCY KIMBALL/Daily Inter Lake

Legals for December, 29 2021

PREP BASEBALL: Sandpoint rallies to first win over Post Falls since 2021

PREP BASEBALL: Sandpoint rallies to first win over Post Falls since 2021

The Latest: Ireland sets new virus restrictions for 6 weeks

LONDON — Ireland’s government is putting the country at its highest level of coronavirus restrictions for six weeks in a bid to combat a rise in infections.

The Latest: Ireland sets new virus restrictions for 6 weeks

LONDON — Ireland’s government is putting the country at its highest level of coronavirus restrictions for six weeks in a bid to combat a rise in infections.

Denny Burt, owner of Coeur d'Alene's oldest music store, announces retirement

Owner of Coeur d'Alene's oldest music store announces retirement

If Denny Burt is asked why he waited so long to retire from Burt’s Music and Sound, he’ll point out the number of student instruments waiting to be serviced inside his store. “That’s why I do it,” Burt said.