Legals for April, 1 2022

Feds launch Minnesota office on missing Indigenous cases

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Ivanka Trump and Interior Secretary David Bernhardt visited a Minneapolis suburb on Monday to open an office dedicated to investigating cold cases involving missing and murdered Indigenous peoples.

Feds launch Minnesota office on missing Indigenous cases

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Ivanka Trump and Interior Secretary David Bernhardt visited a Minneapolis suburb on Monday to open an office dedicated to investigating cold cases involving missing and murdered Indigenous peoples.

Trump and Poland discuss US troops on NATO's eastern flank

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump welcomed Poland's president to the White House on Wednesday, with a U.S. decision to send more American troops to Poland to bolster NATO’s eastern flank against Russian aggression at the top of the leaders' agenda.

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China: WHO experts arriving Thursday for virus origins probe

BEIJING (AP) — Experts from the World Health Organization are due to arrive in China this week for a long-anticipated investigation into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, the government said Monday.

The knowledge difference

The difference between knowledge and information spans every subject, but when it comes to certain subjects like wine, the gap between the two is even more important. In today's environment, information is everywhere and can be accessed at any time via most any electronic device, but in many cases is of little value. Knowledge, information with understanding and explanation, is a bit harder to come by.

Small business carries big clout

SBA Ombudsman visits North Idaho

COEUR d'ALENE - They make up 99.7 percent of all employers, and created 60 percent to 80 percent of new jobs in the past decade. They produce more than half of the nation's nonfarm gross domestic product and nearly 29 percent of exports.

Familiar, yet always innovative

The lines of food and wine are always intersecting, and in the best of circumstances they do so in wonderful ways. For most wine lovers it is just impossible to reflect on their favorite food and dining experiences and not factor in that bottle they had that paired perfectly. A recent restaurant experience just cemented this notion for me, and I think will do so who make the worthwhile trip to visit this great venue.

What were once just homes...

Back when I was first getting started in the wine business, I had the fortunate experience of spending some time with a good friend. Bill Phelps, son of Joseph Phelps and current president and CEO of Napa powerhouse Joseph Phelps Vineyards, kindly invited me over to the winery and provided me with some needed and much-appreciated guidance.

Notes from Napa

I just recently completed my first trip to the Napa Valley since we moved to North Idaho to open the shop nearly eight years ago. It won't be that long before I go back. Northern California wine country remains one of the truly beautiful places, and "the valley" seemed vibrant and thriving. Beyond the opportunity to taste a lot of really great wine while sitting outside in lovely weather and surroundings, it was also a chance to spot new trends in wine and tasting, both at wineries and in restaurants.

Adventures Down Under

The moose and the mouse have made new friends in the land Down Under, and Coeur d’Alene’s kids are invited to join in the fun.

Outdoor news

Park talk

Outdoor news

Park grant

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Trail opening

Bison Range plan focuses on wildlife

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has released a final Comprehensive Conservation Plan for the National Bison Range that emphasizes wildlife protection and habitat improvements to the 18,800 acres of the range’s grassland, timber and riparian areas.

Quincy students show their computer skills

Congressman Dan Newhouse visits Quincy High School Code kids

QUINCY — Juan Zetina, a senior at Quincy High School, called it a roadblock. But to be honest it was more like his project ran into a ditch.

Trump's plan to celebrate space launch hits weather snag

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump’s plan to celebrate the first space launch of American astronauts from U.S. soil in nearly a decade on Wednesday hit a snag when the mission was postponed at the last minute because of bad weather. But the president said he plans on returning to Florida for Saturday's rescheduled launch.

Nation's public schools need major repairs, report finds

The majority of U.S. public school districts need to make major building repairs in at least half of their schools, yet many districts are unable to pay for updates or have postponed them to improve security in case of a shooting, according to a

Larry Glenn Stroklund

Larry Glenn Stroklund