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Brenda Thompson
1. I attended City Council meetings for years and then accepted an appointment to this position. I would like to continue to serve Ponderay and be a part of shaping its future.
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By law, after seven consecutive years of voter-approved levies, school districts have the option of seeking a permanent override levy without having to ask the voters to approve it every two years.
Sandpoint OKs water main contract
SANDPOINT — The city is partnering up with The U.S. Department of Agriculture for a significant expansion of water mains this year and next year.
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I am an 81-year-old born Democrat. Back in those days the Democrats were, I believe, good for America. However, by the time I was 40 years old, I realized that the Democrats were becoming power hungry and dishonest. I could also see that there was a powerful force in the Democratic Party which was hellbent on bringing America down. I wondered, what better way to accomplish this than to raise up an individual to complete the task?
Quest aircraft to get $10 million investment from Mitsui.
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I read in the paper (Daily Bee, May 28, 2016) that the Idaho Community Foundation had awarded numerous grants to groups here in north Idaho. Most of the groups listed are well deserving but I have questions about one group that received $2,000 from the ICF.
Chamber hosting 'employment law' workshop
SANDPOINT — Stay away from employment mistakes and start 2013 off on the right track at the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce’s January Chamber Academy with Keller “Kelly” Allen, noted employment law attorney.
Northwest Notes April 23, 2013
EXEMPTION: Don't miss this deduction
We moved to beautiful North Idaho in 2007 and just found out that we have over-paid $7,000-plus in property tax with the county and have no recourse to be refunded. Since the "homeowner's exemption" wasn't an issue in other states we've lived in, and we assumed that because we bought our home and lived in it 12 months a year, we would be getting whatever exemption we were supposed to get. We didn't know that we are automatically taxed for having a vacation property unless this exemption is applied for in person with the county (which we have now done for this year, but even though we can prove it on our taxes, the county is not obligated to give us a refund for past years).
Fewel to be keynote speaker at Real Estate Market Forum
Event will be held Feb. 24 at the Spokane Convention Center
COEUR d'ALENE - The Spokane-Kootenai Real Estate Research Committee announced the 24th annual Real Estate Market Forum, featuring keynote speaker Randall L. Fewel of Inland Northwest Bank.
Leadership on display
They've whacked a failing program, ostracized a bunch of kids and parents, cut here, consolidated there and, in all likelihood, succeeded in getting every single employee to do his or her best work.
Local jobless rate drops
Kootenai County's unemployment rate dropped from 11.8 percent in July to 11.6 percent in August, according to a report released this morning by the Idaho Department of Labor.
Stanton P. Rines, 61
Stanton P. Rines passed away Oct. 25, 2010, in San Diego, Calif.
Idaho personal income back over $50 billion
Total personal income in Idaho rose back over $50 billion this spring on an annualized basis, marking the first time personal income has been that high since summer 2008.
These stats aren't boring
Maybe your eyes glaze over when someone opens a conversation or a chart with statistics.
Balser to challenge Tondee for Post Falls position
Incumbent Todd Tondee will face Bob Balser in the Post Falls Highway District Commissioner Sub-District No. 2's May 16 Taxing District Election.
Coeur d'Alene second in nation for job growth in 2015
Idaho is the fastest-growing state in over-the-year job growth in the nation, and Kootenai County is no slouch.