Legals for May, 24 2024

Legals for May, 24 2024

Charter, KTEC seniors commit to continuing education

It's been a goal of Post Falls High School senior and Kootenai Technical Education Campus diesel technology student Elery Sterling to serve in the military as a warrant officer and as a Black Hawk helicopter pilot. Signing with the Army National Guard was an exhilarating moment for the soon-to-be military member. “The best part was definitely taking the oath, just getting to stand in there after waiting years to do it,” she said. “I had a really big smile and when I think of it I smile a lot. A very happy moment to know that I get to do one of my dreams."

Polson man sentenced for knife attack

A Polson man was committed in Polson District Court May 15 to the Montana Department of Corrections for 20 years, with 15 years suspended on one count of assault with a weapon.

Submission window open for Whitefish Review

The Whitefish Review literary journal is accepting submissions for its annual humor writing prize, which offers $1,000 to the winning piece.

Legals for May, 23 2024

Submission window open for Whitefish Review

The Whitefish Review literary journal is accepting submissions for its annual humor writing prize, which offers $1,000 to the winning piece.

North Central ESD Superintendent talks district services, goals moving forward

WENATCHEE – Washington’s North Central Educational Service District, also known as ESD 171, offers more than 140 programs and services that address all areas of K-12 education and administration, according to the NCESD website. Superintendent Michelle Price discussed what differentiates NCESD from other service districts and what similarities are shared between the nine different districts. “In the realm of student support, we provide all kinds of opportunities that would help with student outcomes in each school district,” Price said. “For instance, connected learning. We have a whole team on the ground that helps connect industry partners and school districts to help make experiences available for students that they would not otherwise have, to explore careers, to investigate careers and maybe even to go into internships and apprenticeships.” The other aspect of NCESD’s services are directed toward school districts more than directly to students.

Yesterdays: It’s a good pattern for a safe runoff ... a few weeks later, the Flood of '64

“It’s a good pattern for a safe runoff,” the story said. A few weeks later, the Flathead River would reach historic flood levels.

Candidates vying to head OSPI spar over how state funds Wa's public schools

(The Center Square) – Amid district budget shortfalls and complaints from some school leaders about a lack of money from Olympia, state funding was a hot topic at an election forum featuring candidates for the office of Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Youth Sports May 22, 2024

Scores, news, highlights, etc., from local youth sports teams, leagues, etc.

EDITORIAL: Just what schools don't need now

Massive federal funds from pandemic have expired; so now what?

Shop and support local youth

Funds raised will support youth across North Idaho and Spokane.

Jacks close out 2024 season

VASHON – The No. 10 seed Quincy Jackrabbits traveled across the Cascades to begin the 1A Boys State Soccer Tournament over the weekend, opening with a 2-1 win over No. 7 Toppenish before seeing their season coming to a close with a loss to No. 2 Vashon Island.

Rediscovering home: Superior school board

Excuse the pride that surged through my chest as Superintendent Logan Labbe led me through the entry to Superior High School gymnasium.

How a local grizzly bear raised three offspring amid human presence

Dorothy is an 18-year-old female grizzly widely known throughout Bigfork and Ferndale. For the last two years, Dorothy has been accompanied by her three offspring, and since male grizzly bears do not provide parental rearing, she has been tasked with finding enough food for herself and her cubs. She has managed to do so while defeating the odds of cub mortality (about two out of five cubs survive their first year of life), all while generally staying out of trouble.

Ronan man sentenced to 60 years for starting fire that destroyed 14 homes

A Ronan man, and son of one of the most experienced and respected wildland firefighters in the country, was sentenced May 10 in Polson District Court to the Montana State Prison for a total of 60 years with 30 years suspended.

Legals for May, 22 2024

Legals for May, 22 2024

Monday TV/Radio highlights

Television, radio highlights for Monday, May 20