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Legals for January, 25 2022
Lance Armstrong leads Beirut bike tour to help blast victims
BEIRUT (AP) — Former American professional cyclist Lance Armstrong led a bike tour around Beirut on Sunday to raise awareness and funds for organizations helping residents affected by a massive explosion that struck the Lebanese capital in August.
Italy imposes partial lockdown for Christmas holiday
MILAN (AP) — Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte on Friday announced there will be a partial lockdown nationwide for most of the Christmas holiday season, citing concerns that gatherings of families and friends could re-ignite the virus’s spread.
Italy imposes partial lockdown for Christmas holiday
MILAN (AP) — Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte on Friday announced there will be a partial lockdown nationwide for most of the Christmas holiday season, citing concerns that gatherings of families and friends could re-ignite the virus’s spread.
The good, the bad, the joys, of thrift stores
By BILL BULEY
Gambling shuts down in Nevada under governor's virus order
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Casinos throughout Nevada were closed Wednesday along with other nonessential businesses following an unprecedented order from Gov. Steve Sisolak, who also urged residents to stay home to help curtail the spread of coronavirus.
Pizza shop owner stretches for win at World Pizza Games
Joe Ledwidge, owner of Ranger Joe’s Pizza, has been practicing his dough stretch for what his industry calls “the Olympics of pizza.”
The Alley Fabric Nook is closing soon
BONNERS FERRY — About eight years ago, The Alley Fabric Nook opened their doors to the quilting and sewing community.
Bigfork Food Bank sees uptick in use, while increasing its outreach
The Bigfork Food Bank feeds about 300 families per month.
Lake View Care Center responds
After reading the article written by Tyler Christiansen posted on 8/21/06 in the Missoulian regarding area nursing homes, I felt the need to respond. My name is Brent Smith and I am the Administrator of Lake View Care Center in Bigfork, Montana.
Lake View Care Center responds
After reading the article written by Tyler Christiansen posted on 8/21/06 in the Missoulian regarding area nursing homes, I felt the need to respond. My name is Brent Smith and I am the Administrator of Lake View Care Center in Bigfork, Montana.
PSNI opening home, garden thrift store
SANDPOINT — It has always been a challenge to place Panhandle Special Needs, Inc.’s disabled adult clients in local jobs.
LA County establishes curfew to help prevent violence
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Vandals hit shops in Santa Monica at midday Sunday as armed National Guard soldiers patrolled Los Angeles streets and cities across California declared curfews to prevent violence after unruly demonstrators torched police cars, broke into stores and clashed with officers in riot gear.
Study counts 600 black bears in Glacier Park
Mourners pay final respects to girl shot to death in Atlanta
ATLANTA (AP) — Mourners paid their final respects Tuesday to an 8-year-old Atlanta girl slain near the site of an earlier police killing.
Don't need another big box store
Editor,
Local business highlights native art
By JACOB DORAN / Bigfork Eagle
Law enforcement and court records, Sept. 2
Lake County District Court, Judge McNeil presiding
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.