World/Nation

San Francisco told to stop taking some water during drought

Downtown parking issue heats up

By RICHARD HANNERS

Downtown parking issue heats up

By RICHARD HANNERS

OUTDOORS ROUNDUP: Three mussel-sniffing dogs now on the job

Today and Friday, come meet the newest members of the Flathead Basin Commission’s aquatic invasive species detection team: mussel-sniffing dogs.

Construction going smoothly for new wastewater plant

Progress on the City of Whitefish’s new wastewater treatment plant is humming along.

Legals for August, 17 2020

THE FRONT ROW WITH MARK NELKE: April 13, 2014

Creating a winning atmosphere

The coaches and the players say they enjoyed the combined 4A and 3A boys and girls state-qualifying basketball tournaments held in February at North Idaho College.

Letter to the Editor: All about the tea party

Dear Mr. Haywood: I’d just like to address what it is that you don’t know, but think you know about the Tea Party.

Council reluctantly approves new design standards

City Council last week hesitantly approved new development design standards for the city’s zoning code.

USACE, ISDA describe invasive species risks, plans

When it comes to invasive species, “the best, cheapest and most effective policy is always prevention, rather than trying to play catch up,” said ISDA program specialist Ryan Hanna.

Baked by bots, automated bread bakery returns to Sandpoint

SANDPOINT — After 50 years of fine-tuning robot hands and bread recipes, Breadbot, the world’s first fully-automated bread bakery, will be serving fresh products in Sandpoint and Walla Walla’s Super 1 Foods grocery store.

Elmer's moving to Appleway

Business Bits

A change in ownership and occupants in the building is compelling the move of Elmer's Restaurant from 300 W. Neider (at Highway 95) to the former Perkin's Restaurant building at 290 W. Appleway.

Avoid bear conflicts by storing food and garbage properly

Simple precautions can help minimize human-bear conflicts

Idaho Fish and Game wants to remind people that most conflicts can be avoided by being extra mindful of their food and garbage. The same cautions apply to homeowners in bear country – which essentially means most of Idaho.

Avoid bear conflicts by storing food and garbage properly

Simple precautions can help minimize human-bear conflicts

Idaho Fish and Game wants to remind people that most conflicts can be avoided by being extra mindful of their food and garbage. The same cautions apply to homeowners in bear country – which essentially means most of Idaho.

Sabres reclaim top spot in Northeast

By The Associated Press

Double trouble: Husky pups for adoption

OTHELLO — Teji (left), male, and Fleta, female, are looking for an active family to take them in. The two siblings are goofy, adventurous and crave affection. They love long hikes and playing with toys in the yard. The pair can be adopted together or separately. Both are around 3.5 months old. They are spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. For those looking for a new friend, adopt one of these sweet pups. To learn more visit AdamsCountyPetRescue.com or call 509-488-5514. For those unable to adopt but who would like to support the shelter, consider donating by clicking the “donate” button at the top of the website.

Double trouble: husky pups for adoption

OTHELLO – Teji (left) male, and Fleta (right) female are looking for an active family to take them in. The two siblings are goofy, adventurous and crave affection. They love long hikes and playing with toys in the yard. The pair can be adopted together or separately. Both are around 3.5 months old. They are spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. For those looking for a new friend, adopt one of these sweet pups. To learn more visit AdamsCountyPetRescue.com or call 509-488-5514. For those unable to adopt but who would like to support the shelter, consider donating by clicking the “donate” button at the top of the website.

Looking to party? Adopt Marge!

MOSES LAKE -- Marge is a friendly and social dog looking for people to party with her! She prefers to be the only pet in the household though. To keep her looking her best, she will need normal grooming but the effort is definitely worth her charming personality. She comes spayed, up to date on vaccinations and microchipped. Visit GrantCountyAnimalOutreach.org to learn more about how to adopt this sweet girl. For those unable to adopt but who would like to support the shelter, consider donating by clicking the “donate” button at the top of the website.

Lakeside on track for green-box work green-box site

New Bigfork site to open next month

The Flathead County Solid Waste District is moving forward with an expansion of the Lakeside green-box garbage collection site and a special fee district to pay for it.

Ice cream shop moo-ves in

Lonnie and Jason Fosgate were just in time to fill the demand for frozen treats this summer with their new ice cream shop, the Blue Moo.