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The Latest: India reopening parts of huge rail network
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Swing state dilemma
The national news media is stressing the importance of "Swing States" in the upcoming presidential election between President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
Bulldogs dominate Bonners Ferry in 4-0 win
SANDPOINT — Two games, two shutouts so far this season for Sandpoint as they blanked visiting Bonners Ferry 4-0 Tuesday in non-league boys soccer action at Centennial Field.
Photographs by Kurt Markus capture rugged glory of the West
The Hockaday Museum of Art is pleased to announce the opening of "Buckaroo - The Photographs of Kurt Markus" on Thursday. The exhibit, on display through May 14, is generously sponsored by Glacier Bank.
Local Vietnam War-era veterans recognized
Vietnam Veterans
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) thanked area veterans of the Vietnam War era for their service to the United States with a recent ceremony at Pillar Rock Grill.
Canada, U.S. and Mexico extend border restrictions to July 21
The U.S., Canada and Mexico have agreed to extend their agreements to keep their shared borders closed to non-essential travel to July 21 during the coronavirus pandemic
Forest Service campground reservations
Forest Service campground reservations
The Latest: Graham says Trump's 'actions were the problem'
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Trout Creek Bridge reopening delayed a week
Trout Creek Bridge reopening delayed a week
The Fishin' Magician: Search for steelhead
We wanted some rain over here to get some water in our rivers. It would help steelheaders out in many ways. It would move fish further up into the rivers and make floating easier. Enough already! There has been so much rain that all of our tributaries are high and out of shape.
BLM begins fuel reduction work
SAGLE —The Bureau of Land Management is working to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health conditions at the Gamlin Recreation Area east of Sagle.
Black water from Black Rock
Black Rock Utilities reported its operators recently discovered a broken valve at the Rock Creek of Idaho development clubhouse pumping system, which feeds effluent to the sewage treatment lagoon.
FLOWERS: A grave injustice
On Nov. 18, I lost my wonderful husband to cancer. On Nov. 26, we had a memorial service for him. At that service, his family placed a beautiful large standing spray of red roses and white carnations, which we requested be put on his grave after internment.
Emerald Creek Garnet Area to open June 29
ST. MARIES — The Idaho Panhandle National Forests will be delaying the opening of the Emerald Creek Garnet Area until Friday, June 29, in order to excavate and stockpile the garnet-bearing gravel for visitors to sift through. This popular site traditionally opens Memorial Day Weekend.
Prescribed burn on Lone Pine State Park today
Fire crews are scheduled to conduct a prescribed burn at Lone Pine State Park on Thursday, April 7 as conditions allow.
Mary Jane Street
Mary Jane Street
Mary Jane Street
Guest opinion: Preserving downtown character in Whitefish requires enforceable zoning
Citizens for a Better Flathead strongly supports the Whitefish City Council’s leadership and clear commitment to protecting the town’s historic core.