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City to consider yard sale restrictions
City to consider yard sale restrictions
Community briefs for Dec. 11
Notice of Application
PROJECT: A Short Subdivision of approximately 31 acres in order to create four (4) lots from one existing parcel in the Rural Residential 1 zoning district of Grant County.
School board plans to shop Asa Wood site around
Administrators with the Libby Public School District hope to put the defunct Asa Wood Elementary School on the market in May.
Greenhouse, working farm proposed near Whitefish High
The Whitefish School District is asking the city for a conditional-use permit to build a greenhouse and transform space around Whitefish High School into a working farm and outdoor classroom space.
Idaho exchange extends enrollment
BOISE - Idaho residents will have an extra five days to choose a plan from the state's health insurance exchange.
State drops Marion land case
The state Department of Environmental Quality has dismissed its pending enforcement action against a Marion landowner who excavated a hillside and used the dirt to fill a big hole on another portion of his land.
Support education with vote
I have been a member of the Whitefish School Board for four years and am a native of Montana. The local school board provides a system of local control unique to any public agency. Trustees have an eye towards what is best for the community, as well as the future of the students. I take offense with Derek Skees allegations that any problems with education are the results of administrators.
Down on Main Street
Kootenai County Farmers’ Market will be at Riverstone
Farmers market seeks new roots
Support education with vote
I have been a member of the Whitefish School Board for four years and am a native of Montana. The local school board provides a system of local control unique to any public agency. Trustees have an eye towards what is best for the community, as well as the future of the students. I take offense with Derek Skees allegations that any problems with education are the results of administrators.
Support education with vote
I have been a member of the Whitefish School Board for four years and am a native of Montana. The local school board provides a system of local control unique to any public agency. Trustees have an eye towards what is best for the community, as well as the future of the students. I take offense with Derek Skees allegations that any problems with education are the results of administrators.
Moses Lake School District mulling school safety reporting app
MOSES LAKE — In the two weeks since the Moses Lake School District’s SafeSchools Alert web site has gone live, the district has gotten two tips.
Housing Authority provides updated timeline for snow lot project
As of last week, the Whitefish Housing Authority has secured full funding for an affordable housing project that is planned for a 1.64-acre property on the corner of Railway Street and Columbia Avenue, also referred to as the snow lot.
Artists' Market event scheduled for next Saturday
Now here is a first-of-a-kind event: An Artists' Market is scheduled for next Saturday, June 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 4843 Orchard Drive NE. Showing at the event will be Dream Tree Creations by Sharon, Garden Delights by Elissa, Restore Décor by Karyll, Kreatives by Kris and more.
Tattoo U
One hundred tattoo artists expected to converge on NIC for convention June 4-6
COEUR d'ALENE - A three-day tattoo arts convention at North Idaho College will have 100 tattoo artists on site, stunt-show performances, and feature music on two of the days by rock bank Eclectic Approach.
Idaho health exchange to open enrollment Nov. 15
BOISE - Idaho is on track to become the only Republican-dominated state to launch its own health insurance exchange when enrollment opens Nov. 15.
Fresh Life eyes downtown Whitefish for new church
Fresh Life Church plans to build a 10,810-square-foot mixed-use building on Central Avenue in downtown Whitefish that would include a new church and several retail spaces.
TEDD OK'd by state, paving way for SmartLam expansion
The City of Columbia Falls is one step closer to being able to foster development of an industrial park north of Railroad Street. City Manager Susan Nicosia told the council last Tuesday night that the state Department of Revenue had approved the city’s targeted economic development district for the industrial park.
Fresh Life eyes downtown Whitefish for new church
Fresh Life Church plans to build a 10,810-square-foot mixed-use building on Central Avenue in downtown Whitefish that would include a new church and several retail spaces.