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The Latest: Germany defends vaccine campaign, procurement
BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel’s spokesman says impatience in Germany with what is widely being perceived as a slow start to coronavirus vaccinations is understandable, but things will improve.
Rising virus totals force rethink of bars, schools, tourism
MITO, Japan (AP) — Bars may be off the menu and many schools look set to remain closed for months to come as the new coronavirus causes more illness and death in many countries and the U.S. South and West.
Hard to-pronounce-hike produces big views
Some lakes have names that are descriptive and easy to remember—like Scenic Lake, Crystal Lake, Spruce Lake, Goat Lake, Mirror Lake, Strawberry Lake and countless others that come to mind. Unless you are fluent in tribal dialects Otokomi Lake is not likely to be remembered as one of those, but it does make for a decent hike and backcountry camping destination.
Recent data spell trouble for Koocanusa fish
If recent data from peamouth chub and other fish hold valid insight — and at least, biologists in Montana believe they do — selenium levels at Lake Koocanusa reach as high as 250% of what’s allowed in Montana waters.
Recent data spell trouble for Koocanusa fish
If recent data from peamouth chub and other fish hold valid insight — and at least, biologists in Montana believe they do — selenium levels at Lake Koocanusa reach as high as 250 percent of what’s allowed in Montana waters.
Virus disrupts Italy as infections top 10K, deaths at 631
ROME (AP) — The boisterous hum of Rome dwindled to a whisper and police patrols kept people apart in cafes as Italy enforced an extraordinary, sweeping lockdown Tuesday in hopes of not becoming the next epicenter of the spreading coronavirus epidemic now that life in China is edging back to normal.
Zuberbuhler honored as top volunteer
SANDPOINT — From serving as the race director for the Long Bridge Swim to serving on the finance committee of Sandpoint Waldorf School, Jim Zuberbuhler is dedicated to helping others.
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LEWISTON — Midway through the first half, Parker Reed found a streaking Stirling Roget on a wide cross, then Roget did the rest in order to put Sandpoint ahead 1-0 at Lewiston in a non-league game on Saturday.
101 Women, Sandpoint sets grant opportunity
In an effort to support the critical work of nonprofit organizations in Bonner County, 101 Women, Sandpoint offers two new funding opportunities.
Fraxel: Provides a wide array of treatment options
Fraxel is a non-invasive laser therapy providing a wide array of treatment options to address many forms of aging, customized to each patient's needs and concerns, many requiring minimal recovery time. It's the perfect solution for people who want their skin to look younger, but don't want to look plastic or fake and can't afford a lot of time away from work or their social life.
Former resident competes at Worlds
SANDPOINT — While much of the world has been rapt watching World Cup soccer recently, another big tournament that also happens every four years was taking place in Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Bulldogs serve way past Central Valley
SANDPOINT - Although far from their "A" game, Sandpoint served well enough to dispatch Greater Spokane League's Central Valley 25-19, 25-22, 23-25 and 25-11 Monday night in non-league volleyball action at Les Rogers Court.
Troy prepares for homecoming
The Troy High School football and volleyball teams will celebrate homecoming on Friday and Saturday.
City sets salaries for department heads
As the city of Columbia Falls works on its 2022-23 budget, council recently approved the salaries for various department heads.
Pinehurst man charged in child abuse case
Sean A. Reed, 31, had been living with his former girlfriend and her children but had been kicked out of her house after she alleged that Reed had been abusing her non-verbal three year-old son.
OPEC looks to cut production as virus outbreak hits demand
VIENNA (AP) — The oil-producing countries of the OPEC cartel are considering slashing output to contain a price plunge intensified by the virus outbreak.
School buses crash in Idaho with several kids hurt, including 1 flown to hospital
The three students who were treated at a nearby hospital all appeared to have non-life-threatening injuries like broken noses, Foster said. Idaho state police said it wouldn't release updates on the medical condition of the juvenile patients.
'24 Hours' raises record $75,000
SANDPOINT — Every blazing lap was worth about $15, and he skied many of them at Schweitzer on Friday and Saturday.
25 Hours for Hank is a raving success
SANDPOINT — Winners abounded on Saturday and Sunday during the Cycling for Cystinosis 24 Hour fundraiser in the Selle Valley.
Rockin' doctors raise awareness for cancer 'below the belt'
Vagina isn’t usually a word you expect to see at the top of a story when you open your morning paper.