Legals for April, 8 2022

SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR GRANT COUNTY

JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

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PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Sandpoint girls squeak by Moscow in low-scoring affair

PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Sandpoint girls squeak by Moscow in low-scoring affair

Virus cases top 100,000 cases as economic impact snowballs

PARIS (AP) — Crossing more borders, the new coronavirus hit a milestone Friday, infecting more than 100,000 people worldwide as it wove itself deeper into the daily lives of millions, infecting the powerful, the unprotected poor and vast masses in between.

The Latest: WHO clears coronavirus vaccine for emergency use

GENEVA — The World Health Organization says it has cleared the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine for emergency use, meaning poorer countries may soon get access to the shot already available in Europe and North America.

32 acquitted in razing of mosque that set off India violence

LUCKNOW, India (AP) — An Indian court on Wednesday acquitted all 32 people who had been accused of crimes in a 1992 attack and demolition of a 16th century mosque that sparked Hindu-Muslim violence leaving some 2,000 people dead.

Cooper's 'low-profile' design going up fast

Construction has started at 115 Central Avenue, and there’s hardly a controversial cobblestone in sight. Progress is quickly being made at the building site south of the Red Caboose diner, as crews look to take advantage of warm weather while it lingers.

Glacier adds new deputy superintendent, science chief

Two people have taken over top jobs in Glacier National Park.

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Glacier Park project would help preserve native trout

People presumably acting with good intentions stocked once-fishless Camas Lake and Lake Evangeline in Glacier National Park in the 1920s and 1930s with non-native Yellowstone cutthroat trout.

Glacier Park project would help preserve native trout

People presumably acting with good intentions stocked once-fishless Camas Lake and Lake Evangeline in Glacier National Park in the 1920s and 1930s with non-native Yellowstone cutthroat trout.

El Daily Stormer: Neo-Nazi website is now in Spanish, too

How does a leading neo-Nazi website that has railed against Hispanic immigrants expand its audience beyond a loyal base of U.S. white supremacists? By publishing a Spanish-language edition, of course.

City ponders tower's lease

SANDPOINT — The lease of a radio tower on city-owned property could transfer to a local Internet provider if the City Council signs off on the proposal.

Israelis protest EU delegation's visit to planned settlement

JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli protesters shouted down a group of European diplomats on Monday who were visiting the site of a planned settlement expansion in east Jerusalem that would make it even harder to establish a viable Palestinian state and could anger the incoming U.S. administration.

Othello School Board approves 2016-17 budget

OTHELLO — Othello School District officials approved the budget for 2016-17 at a special meeting this week. The budget includes a $48,552,376 general fund. The general fund pays for most school operation, including salaries, supplies and school operation. The capital projects fund, which pays for construction projects, was budgeted at $3,440,000. The debt service fund pays back bonds issued for previous construction projects and was budgeted at $2,352,782. The Associated Student Body fund was budgeted at $457,100, and the transportation vehicle fund, which pays for new buses, was $275,000. The board also approved a new, two-year master agreement with the Othello Education Association (the union representing teachers) and a new agreement with the Public School Employees, the union representing classified staff. The board approved new contracts with the administrative staff at its regular meeting Monday and considered a new agreement with the district’s coaches. In other business, board members received a report on the district’s dual-language program at McFarland Middle School. Dual-language instruction in Othello means classes in English and Spanish for all students in the program. District officials are working on a dual-language program at Lutacaga Elementary, with the goal of providing dual-language instruction to some students through high school. Assistant Superintendent Pete Perez said the program at the middle school and Othello High School will grow as the program at Lutacaga grows, and that eventually about 25 percent of the middle school’s student body will be in the dual language program. But right now there are few resources available for dual-language instruction, Perez said. At the sixth grade level there’s a lack of Spanish-language books and materials, and Othello teachers are translating some of their own materials, Perez said. Currently there’s no dual-language instruction in math and science. District officials are looking at various solutions, including more materials for students in Spanish and teachers and extra training for teachers. Hiawatha Elementary principal John Wiseman presented some information about the school following a site visit from the board. Board members are visiting each school in the district during the school year, spending time talking to teachers, students and parents Sept. 6. Hiawatha's test data for 2015-16 has been released, and the school didn't meet the district or state standard in language arts or math. There were some bright spots, he said - fourth- and fifth-grade students showed improvement over the previous year.

Midyear report shows boom in state park visitors

Fire and smoke are choking out some Montana communities, but midyear visitation numbers show tourism is thriving, with a record number of visitors flocking to state parks this year.

NIC publishes accreditor’s report

Evaluation notes positive steps taken and areas in need of improvement

A team representing North Idaho College’s accreditor found that the college has made some progress since receiving a show cause sanction but cautioned that only time will tell if effective change can continue.

Resort sets record for skier visits

A blast of sideways snow with a touch of sun. Powder up top and corn snow down low. It’s only fitting that the season’s final weekend of skiing at Whitefish Mountain Resort was defined by a mixed bag of conditions.

Resort sets record for skier visits

A blast of sideways snow with a touch of sun. Powder up top and corn snow down low. It’s only fitting that the season’s final weekend of skiing at Whitefish Mountain Resort was defined by a mixed bag of conditions.