Legals for January, 5 2022

Legals for December, 24 2021

Back Country Horsemen have big year in the Bob

CFAC presents its case against Superfund listing

The 60-day public comment period for the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposal to put the Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. site on the federal Superfund’s National Priorities List ended May 25.

Whitefish moms unite on the Web

When a friend told Niki MacLean she wanted to start a social network for parents, MacLean wondered why a mom-specific site was necessary.

Something’s rotten at Montana’s Fish, Wildlife and Parks

The latest case involves Dr. Eileen Ryce, the Administrator of the Fisheries Division who was mysteriously placed on “administrative leave” as of May 17.

Rain washes out Saturday prep events

The 4A Region 1 baseball tournament opener between No. 3 seed Sandpoint at No. 2 Lakeland on Saturday was postponed due to rain and rescheduled for Monday in Rathdrum.

Family business started with phone call by 12-year-old

ROYAL CITY - Pavons Satellites, a fairly new, family-owned, varied services business, has just opened its third branch, all because of a 12-year-old's phone call years ago.

One smoker speaks out against new tax

Well here it comes again. The state Senate voted to raise cigarette taxes by another $1 a pack. Really, I should be used to this. It’s inevitable. The state is facing a $2.8 billion revenue shortfall.

BHT creating 'Avenues for Hope'

Local group taking part in fundraising challenge

The Avenues for Hope Housing Challenge is an annual fundraising event that helps out with transitional housing non-profits all over Idaho. Beginning in 2011, the challenge has been presented every year by the Home Partnership Foundation. This year, the challenge spans from Dec. 12-31. The Avenues for Hope Housing Challenge is a state-wide initiative to raise money to help end homelessness.

Film festival highlights outdoor accessibility, inclusivity

No Man’s Land Film Festival, the premier adventure film festival for women and gender non-conforming athletes and storytellers playing at the Panida on Friday, March 31, will include a panel discussion with leaders from the Sandpoint community dedicated to making the outdoors inclusive and accessible for all.

Legals for May, 6 2021

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Todd Wallace Egland, 58

Todd Wallace Egland was born Oct. 28, 1958, in Sandpoint, Idaho, to Harold and Doreen “Dot” Egland. He died Friday, Dec. 9, 2016, at Sacred Heart Medical Center at the age of 58. He had been fighting heart disease for several years. A celebration of his life will be held next summer.

David R. Ottosen, 74

David R. Ottosen, 74, of Thompson Falls, “went home to be with the Lord” on Sunday, Aug. 9, 2015 in Plains, after a swift illness with cancer.

Movers and Shakers April 2, 2011

Downtown to get FROSTED

Celebration of Braille

COEUR d’ALENE — A celebration of the life of Louis Braille — inventor of the raised-dot system used by blind readers — and the Talking Book Service (TBS) will be part of an open house Jan. 11 in the Coeur d'Alene Public Library.

Agnes ‘Butchie’ Butchkosky Ryan

Agnes “Butchie” Butchkosky Ryan passed away Tuesday, March 15, 2022, at Logan Health Whitefish.

Agnes “Butchie” Butchkosky Ryan, 1922-2022

Agnes Butchkosky was raised in Jeddo, Pennsylvania, daughter of a hard rock miner who’d emigrated from Austria as a teenager.

Excitement builds as annual quilt show approaches

One of the premiere art events of the year, the 2019 Flat-Iron Quilting Guild Annual Quilt Show, is Saturday, April 13, in the Thompson Falls High School gymnasium. Doors open at 9:30 a.m.