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A predicted surge in US job growth for June might not last

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. employers likely rehired several million more workers in June, thereby reducing a Depression-level unemployment rate, but the most up-to-date data suggests that a resurgent coronavirus will limit further gains.

A predicted surge in US job growth for June might not last

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. employers likely rehired several million more workers in June, thereby reducing a Depression-level unemployment rate, but the most up-to-date data suggests that a resurgent coronavirus will limit further gains.

Intermodal terminal moves the freight down the line

Big interesting machines move the load

QUINCY - Making money in the potato, apple, cherry or onion business is a matter of getting the produce to the customer at a price that doesn't force that customer to hock his (or her) house to pay for it. For Washington growers and farmers it's easy when the customer is in Seattle, or even Los Angeles, but a little tougher when she (or he) is in New York or Pittsburgh.

Drop the puck for summer hockey: NHL playoffs get under way

TORONTO (AP) — Players watching the opening minutes of the first NHL game in several months marveled at the familiar feeling from half a continent away.

Drop the puck for summer hockey: NHL playoffs get under way

TORONTO (AP) — Players watching the opening minutes of the first NHL game in several months marveled at the familiar feeling from half a continent away.

Spirit of the season abounds

We attended church on Sunday morning at Walmart. There was no sacrament or communion offered. No sermons or songs. But there was an abundance of joy, hope, the spirit of giving and silent prayers for children whose reality is so far removed from joy and hope and the basic comforts most of us rarely think about.

Six years of perspective

The dinner party opened six years ago last week. During that time, we have seen the wine industry change much, both from the supplier side of the equation and the consumer side, as well. Mary and I cannot thank all of our customers enough for the tremendous support over these years, but our thanks would not be complete without recognizing the wineries, great local distributors, and suppliers who make our job easier and a lot of fun too. We have enjoyed working with all of our customers and wine professionals alike and can't thank you enough, and we look forward to working with even more of the wine drinkers we have yet to meet.

Nonini plans to keep tire shops, shoe stores busy

By CHUCK MALLOY

Businesses burned by blaze find new friends

COEUR d’ALENE — After an early-morning fire Jan. 20 burned through the 200 block of Fourth Street, locals banded together with spare rooms and odd tools to help the six businesses impacted by the blaze.

Marie Anderson, 53

Marie Alene Anderson (Nibert, Smith), age 53, of Spokane Valley, Washington passed away on October 29, 2023, due to a chronic health condition.

Making Christmas merry, one 'Tot' at a time

To date, $21,575 has been raised. The goal for this year’s Toys for Tots campaign is $75,000, an increase over past years due to the number of people needing help.

Parking lot roundup draws crowd

Main Street for Sept. 8

Woman gets 5-year term for police car fires in 2020 protest

The burning police cars became some of the most indelible images of Seattle's unrest

The stay-at-home dad: Panda babies: How an afterthought became a favorite gift

No matter how well you know them, kids can surprise you with their preferences.

Stocks shake off an early stumble and turn slightly higher

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks are opening modestly higher on Wall Street Thursday, a day after dropping 4.4%. Stocks had been headed for an even higher open until the Labor Department reported that more than 6.6 million people applied for unemployment benefits last week, double the record high set just one week earlier. It was the latest sign that large numbers of Americans are losing their jobs as the economic damage from the coronavirus accelerates. The U.S. and other large economies are widely believed to have sunk into severe recessions as businesses shut down the world. The price of crude oil jumped 8% to about $22 a barrel.

Legals August 8, 2015

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT FOR THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KOOTENAI Case No. CV15-5022 NOTICE OF HEARING ON NAME CHANGE (Adult) IN RE: Mary Ann Livingston-Stevenson A Petition to change the name of Mary Ann Livingston-Stevenson, now residing in the City of Post Falls, State of Idaho, has been filed in the District Court in KOOTENAI County , Idaho. The name will change to Mary Ann Stevenson-Livingston. The reason for this change is: because the Department of Licensing filled out my name change papers wrong and I didn't catch it. A hearing on the petition is scheduled for 9:00 am on August 24, 2015 at the KOOTENAI County Courthouse. Objections may be filed by any person who can show the court a good reason against the name change. Date: 7/15/15 JIM BRANNON CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT By: Bobee Deglman Deputy Clerk LEGAL 3919 JULY 18, 25, 2015 AUGUST 1, 8, 2015

All-School Reunion set for Aug. 3

BONNERS FERRY — Does it make you feel good to see the streets full of people laughing and hugging?

Royce Denmore Kempton, 90

Royce Denmore Kempton, 90, passed away May 1, 2014, in Coeur d’Alene.