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The Latest: Chinese province ups restrictions amid outbreak
BEIJING — A Chinese province grappling with a spike in coronavirus cases is reinstating tight restrictions on weddings, funerals and other family gatherings, threatening violators with criminal charges.
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HOPE collects toys for Grant Co. kids
MOSES LAKE - The HOPE Agency Family Services is holding a Christmas toy drive to help bring Christmas to kids in the Grant County area who may not get to experience a traditional holiday.
MEDICAID: Assist the working poor
The governor’s refusal to reform Medicaid to work hand-in-hand with the Affordable Care Act is not only wrong, it’s immoral, economically insane, and just bad fiscal policy. It will cost Idaho $1 billion over the next 10 years. Visit http://therightmedicineforidaho.org/ for more details.
FVCC youth, adult summer registration open
Flathead Valley Community College’s Continuing Education Center is now accepting registrations for its summer lineup of youth camps and adult classes.
JT's Automotive delves in import, custom car jobs
Ephrata auto shop finding business slow
Rabit-proof fence
The other day I was working on a fence in the side yard. At first I was just going to paint the thing. But the more I looked at it, the worse it got, and finally I ended up tearing the whole thing down using a combination of hammers, a nail bar, my pickup and, where need be, my foot.
Loggers seek to taste victory at homecoming Friday
Moments after being named Libby High School homecoming king, senior Jason Schnackenberg sat in the cafeteria surrounded by yellow banners, blue balloons and posters urging the football team to “Tame the Broncs.”
India eases lockdown even as virus cases jump in capital
NEW DELHI (AP) — With shopping malls, places of worship, restaurants and state borders reopening Monday, some of the last vestiges of India's 10-week-long coronavirus lockdown disappeared even as the country reported its highest single-day death toll and experts said things would get worse.
Hong Kong police fire volleys of tear gas at protesters
HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong police fired volleys of tear gas in a popular shopping district as thousands took to the streets Sunday to march against China's proposed tough national security legislation for the city.
Rabit-proof fence
The other day I was working on a fence in the side yard. At first I was just going to paint the thing. But the more I looked at it, the worse it got, and finally I ended up tearing the whole thing down using a combination of hammers, a nail bar, my pickup and, where need be, my foot.
Rabit-proof fence
The other day I was working on a fence in the side yard. At first I was just going to paint the thing. But the more I looked at it, the worse it got, and finally I ended up tearing the whole thing down using a combination of hammers, a nail bar, my pickup and, where need be, my foot.
Co-op and Northwest utilities concerned about river treaty
Logan Pass goat habits unveiled
Masten is this year's featured quilter
Logan Pass goat habits unveiled
Co-op and Northwest utilities concerned about river treaty
Co-op and Northwest utilities concerned about river treaty
The Latest: Clemson pauses DE Xavier Thomas for virus-plus.
The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:
Novel rain garden keeps water on site
When it rains, the newly planted trees, shrubs and perennials at the Flathead Youth Home will help prevent river pollution, thanks to a rain garden planted last week.