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New federal coronavirus guidelines to 'slow the spread'
WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal government issued new guidelines Monday for Americans on how to combat the coronavirus pandemic, titled “15 Days to Slow the Spread.” The 15 days are seen as a trial period for the new recommendations and add to previous guidance about practicing good hygiene, staying home if sick and following state and local authorities.
Margie Eileen Kitchen, 84
Our beautiful mother, Margie Eileen Kitchen (Knapp), received her angel wings April 11, 2023, at Schneidmiller Hospice House surrounded by her family.
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Lois Jungst
Legals for February, 10 2020
OPINION: A life fighting to get water means it is a precious resource
Water, water — what a problem!
NWA volleyball: Frenchtown spikers on top at divisional play
FRENCHTOWN — Frenchtown came into the Northwestern A divisional volleyball tournament with just two league wins.
UN reports progress on Russia's grain and fertilizer exports
Top U.N. officials updated a high-level Russian delegation Friday on progress to facilitate Russia's exports of food and fertilizer to global markets which have faced obstacles under an expiring wartime deal that has enabled Ukraine to ship over 10 million metric tons of grain from three Black Sea ports.
Strap in folks; it’s gonna be a wild ride
What is it about top executives in monopoly utilities that makes them want to play cowboy capitalists? Case in point is NorthWestern Energy's plan to provide power to gigantic data centers.
Inside Edge: Schweitzer expanding available terrain
Slowly, but surely, Schweitzer is getting snow and expanding the available terrain. We aren’t out of (or into depending on your preferences) the woods yet.
Bonner County History - June 21, 2020
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Employment training programs discussed
MOSES LAKE — Members of the Adams Grant Human Resource Association recently learned about state programs to help businesses with employee training.
Replica tomahawk picked for Idaho' Sine Die Prize
BOISE — Some session of the Idaho State Legislature run longer than others. Over the years, employees at the Idaho State Capitol have been making their best guess at the end date for a chance to win the “Sine Die Prize.”
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Josephine A. Blakley, 93
Josephine A. Blakley, 93, passed away on Aug. 12, 2014, at Kootenai Health as a result of complications from a surgery.
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Sunny skies and a ride down the “Wild Mile” await competitors in this weekend’s Bigfork Whitewater Festival, one of the longest running annual events in the Flathead Valley.