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Changes sought for Cd'A intersection

COEUR d'ALENE - Employees say it's a daily occurrence at Action Printers.

Overestimating their abilities?

Survey: Generation LOL most irked by grammar, spelling slips

NEW YORK - It's the LOL generation that appears most annoyed by bad grammar and spelling slips, according to a survey by Dictionary.com.

Gravel pit stirs opposition

SANDPOINT - A controversial gravel mine proposal near the Kootenai County line is resurfacing.

Flathead High construction nearly complete

Flathead High School’s expansion project is about 95 percent complete, according to Stan DeBlauw, site superintendent with Swank Enterprises.

Cd'A OKs funds for license plate readers

Will be used at main intersections to help catch criminals

The Coeur d'Alene City Council approved funding Tuesday for seven license plate reader cameras and related hardware. License Plate Reader, or LPR, systems are used by law enforcement agencies for crime prevention and apprehension.

Meetings focus on affordable housing for city's snow lot

Whitefish is hosting a series of meetings designed to gather input on developing the city’s snow lot for affordable housing.

Hospital proposes enlarged medical village

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Chiefs sweep Eagles

Moses Lake takes doubleheader from Graham-Kapowsin

MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Chiefs boys baseball team continued their perfect start to the season Saturday with a two-game sweep over the visiting Graham-Kapowsin Eagles at Larson Playfield.

World/Nation Briefs November 16, 2012

Four dead after train hits float in veterans parade

Many changes at River Roadhouse restaurant

In the case of the River Roadhouse restaurant, the three Rs stand for “rescue, re-purpose, and renovate.”

Hoisting a lance to lessen litter

Every morning, Richard White hoists his lance and rides Rocinante into the countryside to battle the Garbage Dump Troll who defiles our byways by night.

C-Falls man sentenced for mistreating horses

C-Falls man sentenced for mistreating horses

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Validation denied, access granted?

Shoshone County road dispute adds new complexity

A recent decision from the Idaho Supreme Court may have raised more questions than it answered regarding one of Shoshone County’s most contentious legal disputes.

FVCC students return to campus

It’s back-to-school time for Flathead Valley Community College and students are making their way back to campus for the fall semester, which begins Wednesday.

Locals fight to save a piece of Washtucna’s history

WASHTUCNA — In a tiny town in the southeastern corner of Adams County, some folks are trying their best to save a piece of history, and turning to the Washington Trust for Historical Preservation for help. “The (Bassett Hardware) Building is 125 years old,” said Michelle Plumb, treasurer/secretary of the Washtucna Heritage Museum and Community Center. “I don’t know how many things in this area are that old. It would just break my heart to (lose) that building.” The Bassett Hardware Building, located in downtown Washtucna, is one of the oldest structures in the little town of about 200 and possibly in Adams County. Built by the town’s founder George W. Bassett, it’s stood in the same place since 1901, through boom and bust, storm and sunshine, a reminder of the town’s frontier past. The lower part started life as a hardware store, then became a grocery store in the 1940s and ’50s, Plumb said.

Task force continues to urge following COVID safety precautions

Task force continues to urge following COVID safety precautions

Iran shuts gov't offices, tightening virus restrictions

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran on Friday announced that all government offices will effectively close and operate with only essential staff, further tightening coronavirus measures as the country struggles to contain its most widespread wave of infection yet.

Phyllis E. Dress

Phyllis E. Dress, 85, longtime Moses Lake resident passed away Saturday, May 15, 2010 in Lakeridge Special Care Center in Moses Lake with her family by her side. Phyllis was born June 22, 1924 in Albert Lea, Minnesota to Albert and Meta (Bohl) Hougard.