Legals for January, 9 2025

Overall, Glacier visitation down; but Polebridge way up

With half of Glacier National Park closed due to coronavirus, visitation was down sharply over last year, with one exception: Polebridge.

Where do people on Idaho Medicaid expansion work? A lot of big companies.

Walmart had the most employees on health insurance public assistance program, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare report shows

Glacier National Park records one of busiest Junes

Glacier National Park had one of its busiest Junes on record last month, with more than a half-million visits despite a new reservation system aimed at easing congestion on the Going-to-the-Sun Road.

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Moses Lake Police Department

Snowfall could hit local Top 10 list

It's gonna snow, all right.

Peters touts conservative values as SD3 candidate

Peters touts conservative values as SD3 candidate

Peters touts conservative values as SD3 candidate

Please visit the new Whitefish City Beach Neighborhood Association Web site www.whitefishcbn.org.

We would like to invite everyone for input no matter what neighborhood you are in to help get us going. Everyone in the City Beach area should participate. I suggest that it officially include anyone along Washington, Woodland, Lakeside and Oregon as a start.

Grant County to collect fluorescent lights

EPHRATA - Individuals and businesses may drop off fluorescent lights and other mercury containing lights for free at a Grant County Household Hazardous Waste collection near the Ephrata Landfill recycling center on Sept. 12.

Please visit the new Whitefish City Beach Neighborhood Association Web site www.whitefishcbn.org.

We would like to invite everyone for input no matter what neighborhood you are in to help get us going. Everyone in the City Beach area should participate. I suggest that it officially include anyone along Washington, Woodland, Lakeside and Oregon as a start.

Law roundup: Triple bogey tantrum thrown by golfers told to behave

Three people were allegedly screaming and yelling obscenities at other groups in a pro shop and were upset because they were told to behave or they couldn’t play.

Local education matters

It’s been said that “August is like the Sunday of summer," and as this season of fun-in-the-sun makes way for back-to-school shopping, we cannot help but reflect on just how valuable our local schools are to our business community. Many unfortunately separate the two - considering school and business just two proverbial steps in the staircase of life. At the Coeur d’Alene Regional Chamber, we view it differently. We believe that schools and business go hand in hand - that one mutually fuels the other, and does so with a profound generational impact.

Geiger completes mayor walking challenge

By the end of the month, Ponderay Mayor Steve Geiger walked 493,000 steps — or 225 miles — as part of the Idaho Mayor’s Walking Challenge.

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Twitter and Facebook become targets in Trump and Biden ads

CHICAGO (AP) — Social media has become the target of a dueling attack ad campaign being waged online by the sitting president and his election rival. They're shooting the messenger while giving it lots of money.

Twitter and Facebook become targets in Trump and Biden ads

CHICAGO (AP) — Social media has become the target of a dueling attack ad campaign being waged online by the sitting president and his election rival. They're shooting the messenger while giving it lots of money.

A good friend visits

The best part of our job is all the great people we meet along the way. All of you, our customers, have been so welcoming and we love bringing new wines and new winemakers to you on a regular basis. We also get to meet wine professionals from around the world. Whether they are coming to town for our monthly winemaker events or when they come to the shop to present wines as potential inventory, we get to meet a lot of great people. Winemakers and winery owners, distributors, brokers and importers all have wonderful stories to tell. Many know dear friends and colleagues of ours, all of which adds to the fabric of the story behind each and every bottle we present to you. The majority of the time you get to know these folks at the various tastings and wine dinners we hold with our great restaurant partners at Fleur de Sel.

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We are always truly honored by how many of you let us know that you read and enjoy this column when you come by the shop to pick up your favorite bottles. Many of you have trusted us with your questions about a myriad of wine related subjects. Most we answer on the spot, but we also know that many more of you may have the same or similar questions, so we work to answer many of them right here in your weekly wine column, here are some of the latest.