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Spring's on the way! Gardening classes on tap
Nasty, rough winters seem to have a way of eventually ending and the arrival of March has brought about the annual spring Home Horti-culture Work-shop Series by the Bonner County Garden-ers Assoc-iation.
Double standard taking place at Green Owl site
A couple of years back the previous owner of 1230 Peninsula Road (Bonner County’s proposed new dump site location) wanted to use the property for a rock and septic system business. The affected landowners contacted Bonner County Planning Department and voiced their concerns about the intended commercial/industrial use.
Back-to-school resolutions
(BPT) - With kids across the country heading back to school, a common question at family dinner tables will be: “What did you learn today?”
Railroad liable for cleanup
The Associated Press and The Daily Inter Lake
Colburn refuse station is far from user-friendly
I recently had to use the Colburn refuse station. At the entry, one must wait in line much longer to enter. Once at the head of the line, you are told where you can dump the trash/wet garbage.
The Latest: WHO official: Central, South America hard hit
The Latest on the
Hobby Lobby coming to Kalispell
Hobby Lobby plans to build a 55,000-square-foot store in Spring Prairie Commons near the Kidsports athletic complex in Kalispell.
'Non-state-sponsored spying'
Throughout its history, the United States has gone all-out to obfuscate, disrupt, infiltrate and intercept the activities of spy agencies from other countries hostile to our interests. WikiLeaks, the online enterprise that has been maliciously dumping classified documents on the Internet, should be treated the same.
Legals for March, 19 2020
Millennial Money: For grocery delivery, add fees to the list
I haven’t set foot in a grocery store in nearly four months.
Millennial Money: For grocery delivery, add fees to the list
I haven’t set foot in a grocery store in nearly four months.
Millennial Money: For grocery delivery, add fees to the list
I haven’t set foot in a grocery store in nearly four months.
Millennial Money: For grocery delivery, add fees to the list
I haven’t set foot in a grocery store in nearly four months.
More stitches in time
Sixteen kids took a turn at the art of quilting last month thanks to a community outreach program sponsored by the Flathead Quilters Guild. Every summer, the guild takes their talent on the road to a different local quilt shop to give young people a chance to discover the fun in building a quilt they can call their own.
Go to Lake City Rentals for your projects, big or small
If you buy the equipment you need for your home and garden jobs, you could spend thousands — even tens of thousands — on the initial purchase. And then you have to store it and pay for upkeep. But you can rent what you need from Lake City Rental for a fraction of the cost.
Last-minute Christmas shopping is at hand
Life in the Columbia Basin is full of opportunities for outdoor adventures. Fishing, bird watching, camping, outdoor cooking, hunting, wildlife viewing all are possible and most of these undertakings can be accomplished during the same trip.