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Simple Ways to Give Back
(Family Features) The true spirit of the holiday season is giving back to those in need, and there are many ways to get involved in your local community to make a difference. Best of all, the holidays serve as a great time to teach children about the importance of giving back and how far small acts of kindness can go. To get started, here are some ideas that are easy to put into action this year:
Park concessioners to scale back after Labor Day
Concessioners in Glacier National Park are beginning to transition into the fall. Some will stop providing services in early Sept. while others will remain open until mid-October.
Larry Gene Carstensen, 79
Larry Gene Carstensen was born May 18, 1942 to Edmond and Minnie Caroline (Arp) Carstensen in Pipestone, Minnesota.
Larry Gene Carstensen, 79
Larry Gene Carstensen was born May 18, 1942 to Edmond and Minnie Caroline (Arp) Carstensen in Pipestone, Minnesota.
Park concessioners to scale back after Labor Day
Concessioners in Glacier National Park are beginning to transition into the fall. Some will stop providing services in early Sept. while others will remain open until mid-October.
Park concessioners to scale back after Labor Day
Concessioners in Glacier National Park are beginning to transition into the fall. Some will stop providing services in early Sept. while others will remain open until mid-October.
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Editor’s note: Some calls do not list numbered locations or other location details because that information was not listed on the log provided by Bonner Dispatch.
Gonzaga holds second spot in AP rankings, drops behind Baylor to No. 2 in coaches poll
Contrary to a week ago, there was no real mystery at the top of the latest AP college basketball poll.
Things 'on the upswing' at The Idaho Club
SANDPOINT — Between the only Jack Nicklaus golf course in Idaho, scenic Lake Pend Oreille and Schweitzer in the backyard, and being a short drive from Sandpoint, there are plenty of good reasons to like The Idaho Club.
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THURSDAY, Aug 25 NEW ACTIVITIES
A piece of the past: Token tells story of century-old Quincy business
QUINCY — So that small object in a frame on the wall at the Quincy Valley Historical Society & Museum, the coin-like thing – is that really a coin? After all, the way a coin often ends up on the wall of a museum is if it’s dug out of an archeological site.
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A handful of folks are speaking out against potential plans by the city to develop its snow lot for affordable housing.
More info always good for voters
Many elected local government offices are “non-partisan”, which means
Scientist, linguist, musician, healer: Renaissance man and son of Moses Lake passes away
MOSES LAKE — Dr. Jose “Joe” Flores, who passed away in his Los Angeles home at the beginning of October, was a gifted athlete, engaging conversationalist and NASA physician with degrees from the nation’s top schools, who would examine astronauts as they left for or returned from the International Space Station.
Time Capsule: From the archives of local weeklies
Stories gleaned from the Mission Valley News, Jan. 13, 1977
Obama to offer Mexico solidarity in drug war
WASHINGTON - Confronting a security threat on America's doorstep, President Barack Obama is venturing into the heart of Mexico. His swift diplomatic mission is meant to show solidarity with a neighbor _ and to prove that the U.S. is serious about halting the deadly flow of drugs and weapons.
US general: US strikes destroy weapons depots, more remain
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. retaliatory airstrikes against militants in Iraq destroyed five weapons depots, but the top U.S commander for the Middle East acknowledged Friday that there are many similar sites that the U.S. has so far not hit because of potential civilian casualties and political sensitivities with the Iraqi government.
US general: US strikes destroy weapons depots, more remain
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. retaliatory airstrikes against militants in Iraq destroyed five weapons depots, but the top U.S commander for the Middle East acknowledged Friday that there are many similar sites that the U.S. has so far not hit because of potential civilian casualties and political sensitivities with the Iraqi government.