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Kalispell schools gear up for Aug. 29 opening day
It’s that time again to set the alarm clocks, prepare lunches and pack those new school supplies.
'Succession' tops Emmy nominations, 'Squid Game' also scores
Other top nominees included the tropical resort-set anthology dramedy 'The White Lotus'
Contract issues lead to absence of pay raises
Seventeen frustrated Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office employees will meet with county commissioners next month to demand a raise that they believe was promised to them more than seven months ago.
Authorities find bones in Illinois based on killer's remarks
PERU, Ill. (AP) — Authorities are analyzing bones found in Illinois to determine if they are the remains of a woman whom a convicted serial killer imprisoned in Ohio claims he killed about 15 years ago.
Mayor proposes $5.6M plan to address trash in Seattle
SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan has proposed a $5.6 million plan to address trash and maintenance needs in parks and public spaces.
Mayor proposes $5.6M plan to address trash in Seattle
SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan has proposed a $5.6 million plan to address trash and maintenance needs in parks and public spaces.
Mayor proposes $5.6M plan to address trash in Seattle
SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan has proposed a $5.6 million plan to address trash and maintenance needs in parks and public spaces.
Winds and rain could lead to landslides, flooding
SEATTLE (AP) — Western Washington and Oregon are in for a winter wallop this weekend with strong winds, widespread rain in the lowlands, and significant mountain snow to start off 2021.
Winds and rain could lead to landslides, flooding
SEATTLE (AP) — Western Washington and Oregon are in for a winter wallop this weekend with strong winds, widespread rain in the lowlands, and significant mountain snow to start off 2021.
Winds and rain could lead to landslides, flooding
SEATTLE (AP) — Western Washington and Oregon are in for a winter wallop this weekend with strong winds, widespread rain in the lowlands, and significant mountain snow to start off 2021.
China hikes taxes on Australian wine amid political tension
BEIJING (AP) — China is raising import taxes on Australian wine, stepping up pressure on Australia over disputes including its support for a probe into the origin of the coronavirus.
China hikes taxes on Australian wine amid political tension
BEIJING (AP) — China is raising import taxes on Australian wine, stepping up pressure on Australia over disputes including its support for a probe into the origin of the coronavirus.
$10,000 reward offered in arson case
SOAP LAKE – A $10,000 reward was offered on Jan. 16 for information leading to the arrest and/or conviction of the person or persons responsible for a December arson fire near Soap Lake.
Apartment building catches fire, again
Fire Chief says blaze is suspicious
Ephrata City Council raises garbage rates
Residential garbage rates will increase 6-10% in Ephrata this year, and rates for a container will increase by 8-15%, as Ephrata City Council members on Wednesday approved an ordinance setting new rates.
Legals September 23, 2017
CITY OF SANDPOINT REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CITY OF SANDPOINT will accept proposals until 2:00 p.m. on October 4, 2017 for: EQUIPMENT RENTAL FOR SNOW REMOVAL 2017-2018 Proposals shall be clearly labeled, - CITY OF SANDPOINT - "EQUIPMENT RENTAL FOR SNOW REMOVAL 2017-2018". Proposals shall be submitted to Sandpoint City Clerk, 1123 Lake Street, Sandpoint, Idaho 83864, by the time and date set forth above. Proposals will be opened at 2:05 p.m. in the second floor conference room at City Hall. The accepted proposal shall provide provide up to twelve (12) tandem axle, twelve (12) cubic yard capacity dump trucks and other equipment units as offered meeting the specifications in the proposal. The Contract Documents and Bidding information are on file for examination at the following locations: City of Sandpoint - Public Works 1123 Lake Street Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained from the offices of City of Sandpoint Public Works Department. The City of Sandpoint reserves the right to waive informalities or to reject any or all proposals. Dated this September 19, 2017 CITY OF SANDPOINT Ryan J. Luttmann, Public Works Director LEGAL 4936 SEPTEMBER 23, 27, 2017
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On our way home on a recent Tuesday afternoon, my husband and I took the back way home. We took Peewee Trail Road through to Quartz Creek. Well on the backside, it was ice coming down, so my husband put chains on to be on the safe side. We made it to the bottom safely and we stopped to take the chains off at Quartz Creek and Highway 57 where the pull-off is.
Used properly, coal results in jobs, heat
Coal trains, eh? Local “waterkeeper Shannon Williamson” and company obviously never had a chemistry course. Coal, carbon (from the Latin) ubiquitous in nature; inert, “very low toxicity” (means EPA isn’t the least bit concerned); atomic number 6, atomic weight 12, melting point, 3,500 degrees Celsius, boiling point 4,827. Inert. Doesn’t go into solution in water.
Storms bring slides onto Sun Road
Plow crews toiling along Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park encountered 19 avalanches and rock slides after last week’s round of storms dumped heavy rain and snow on the mountains lining the alpine route.
House mulls dumping severance from Luna's reforms
BOISE (AP) - Teachers who get laid off due to enrollment declines in their districts couldn't get severance pay under a bill introduced in the House Education Committee Friday - even though schools chief Tom Luna included severance in his school reforms that have passed the House and Senate.