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Peloton and gratitude
When I found out I was going to be in New York City this fall, I really wanted to take the opportunity to do a live Peloton class in their NYC studio. And by “take the opportunity” I actually mean that I owe a huge debt of gratitude to my wife, Crystal, for scoring tickets to the classes - think Taylor Swift.
EPA extends CFAC comment deadline
The Environmental Protection Agency has extended the public comment period for the Columbia Falls Aluminum Company Superfund site proposed cleanup plan an additional month.
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Amazon profit falls as pandemic-related costs rise
NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon’s sales soared in the first three months of the year, as more home-bound people shopped online amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Amazon profit falls as pandemic-related costs rise
NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon’s sales soared in the first three months of the year, as more home-bound people shopped online amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Amazon profit falls as pandemic-related costs rise
NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon’s sales soared in the first three months of the year, as more home-bound people shopped online amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Amazon profit falls as pandemic-related costs rise
NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon’s sales soared in the first three months of the year, as more home-bound people shopped online amid the coronavirus pandemic.
EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE SPORTS: May 7-14, 2025
MOSES LAKE – College athletes begin to end their season around Washington State and head toward regional and national tournaments.
Alleged LA-area pepper-spraying shopper surrenders
A woman who allegedly fired pepper spray at other customers during a Black Friday sale has surrendered to authorities, Los Angeles police said Saturday.
Macy's posts $431 million loss as sales drop 36%
NEW YORK (AP) — Macy’s got more people to shop on its website and app, but it wasn’t enough to make up for plummeting sales inside its department stores.
Macy's posts $431 million loss as sales drop 36%
NEW YORK (AP) — Macy’s got more people to shop on its website and app, but it wasn’t enough to make up for plummeting sales inside its department stores.
Bigfork asks county to hold off on dump closure plans
Bigfork residents spilled out the Flathead County Landfill Office conference room doors Monday night to ask the county solid waste board to consider other alternatives before making the final decision to close the Bigfork green box site on Montana 83.
Sporting goods store sees exponential growth
Rick Walker said there are certain aspects to Replay Sports that are “counterintuitive” to the established retail model, such as keeping a warehouse full of out-of-season merchandise or displaying one piece of “oddball” consignment gear.
Legals for June, 19 2024
Legals for December, 1 2022
Bison Range ups entrance fees; says roaming bison aren’t theirs
The CSKT Bison Range was in the local news last week when people spotted three bison roaming near Hwy. 93 on Ravalli Hill and were concerned that the animals were escapees from the tribally-owned refuge.
New crafters, free shuttle at POAC Arts & Crafts Fair
Handcrafted art, live entertainment, delicious food and crafts for the kids makes this so much more than just the most unique shopping experience on the beach. Yes, it’s the 45th annual Arts & Crafts Fair sponsored by the Pend Oreille Arts Council. This event has something for everyone! Come to City Beach on Saturday, Aug. 12 and Sunday, Aug. 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days and let us prove it to you.
Frederick’s Jewelry to celebrate 70th anniversary Saturday
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake business Frederick’s Jewelry will celebrate its 70th anniversary Sept. 16 at 208 W. Third Ave. with extended hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The extended hours will partially coincide with the Downtown Moses Lake Association Sip n’ Stroll event. Frederick’s has been located in downtown Moses Lake since 1953, when Fred and Marlys Reiber opened Frederick’s Jewelry & Fine Gifts on Sept. 16, according to a press release from the store. Marty Utsunomiya, Fred and Marlys’ daughter, took over the business after Fred Reiber’s passing in 1993. “My sister is even coming for this and she lives in Ohio,” said Utsunomiya. “My sister and I were both raised in the store. In the very beginning, when my dad just had a shop for watchmaking, we went to work with them every day…And then when we moved here, we helped them set up everything, because this building was brand-new when we moved here.”