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Study: Idaho is a leader in anti-mask tweets
If Twitter is any indication, Idaho’s voices against the wearing of masks in the age of the coronavirus pandemic are among the loudest.
Unmasking Idaho
Study finds state a leader in anti-mask tweets
Unmasking Idaho
Study finds state a leader in anti-mask tweets
State park visitation on the decline
Temperate weather with a few cold spells during the first quarter of 2022 contributed to a slight decrease in the number of overall visitors to state parks in Montana, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks reported last week.
Kalbergs to teach in Kazakhstan for another year
Kim and Dave Kalberg arrived at their two-bedroom apartment in Almaty, Kazakhstan, last year, exhausted and jet-lagged from their 20 hours worth of plane flights. In the morning, Kim would have her first day of school teaching third grade.
Charles Patton
Former Columbia Falls resident Charles M. Patton, 86, died Nov. 17, 2008, at the Heritage Manor nursing home in Bloomington, Ill.
Charles Patton
Former Columbia Falls resident Charles M. Patton, 86, died Nov. 17, 2008, at the Heritage Manor nursing home in Bloomington, Ill.
Charles Patton
Former Columbia Falls resident Charles M. Patton, 86, died Nov. 17, 2008, at the Heritage Manor nursing home in Bloomington, Ill.
Huge fire breaks out at Beirut port a month after explosion
BEIRUT (AP) — A huge fire broke out Thursday at the Port of Beirut, sending up a thick column of black smoke and raising new panic among traumatized residents after last month's catastrophic blast at the same site killed nearly 200 people.
Final plans still pending for Love's Travel Stop
Final plans for the new Love’s Travel Stop should be submitted to the city of Moses Lake within the next few weeks.
Dogs go marching one-by-one to new SCAA shelter
It was a dog day morning on July 1, when volunteers from Second Chance Animal Adoption and seven city pound dogs marched to the new SCAA shelter.
Kootenai celebrates community's centennial
KOOTENAI — Now 70, Tom Spade lives just a short distance away from where he he was born.
Veggie landscaping is a beautiful and practical possibility
Gardening for some is a practical – often lifelong – necessity, designed to support a family’s food needs. Many people depend on the veggie harvest for their main sustenance, canning, freezing, drying or storing various crops to feed them through the seasons and over the winter. It was once a way of life mainly before the big supermarkets came into existence and I – like most folks during and after the ‘30’s depression – spent lots of spare time hoeing, digging spuds and picking cherries in their turns and pretty much enjoying it.
With days to go, 'Tots' halfway to goal
SANDPOINT — A beloved book, the movie version of “The Polar Express” became an instant holiday classic.
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Florida site of GOP convention orders wearing of masks
Alaska woman is new Gateway principal
Santa to visit Home Depot, Dec. 6
Santa Claus is coming to town, again.
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