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Badgers earn dramatic win over Sandpoint
BONNERS FERRY — With a cheering crowd backing his every move, Bonners Ferry wrestler Eli Richards recorded a pin in the final match, providing the Badgers with the winning points in their Dec. 4 dual meet against visiting Sandpoint.
US public schools need major building repairs, report finds
The majority of U.S. public school districts need to make major building repairs in at least half of their schools, yet many districts are unable to pay for updates or have postponed them to improve security in case of a shooting, according to a
Bonner County History - July 7, 2024
Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places, and events.
Despite deaths, so far no shutdown orders in Seattle area
SEATTLE (AP) — As the coronavirus spread through Asia officials closed the schools in China, Japan and Hong Kong but at the epicenter of the outbreak in the United States, officials in Washington have so far not ordered that classrooms be shuttered or activities canceled.
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Cattle convention to head to Wenatchee for 2nd year
WENATCHEE — The Washington Cattlemen’s Association and Washington Cattlewomen’s Association will be holding their 2023 Convention and Tradeshow at the Wenatchee Convention Center Nov. 9 to 11. Washington Cattlemen’s Association Executive Vice President Chelsea Hajny said they were hoping for high numbers like the 2022 convention. “Our convention is really a gathering place for our members to come and get together because we encompass about 1500 members, ranching families, across the state,” said Hajny. “It’s just really a time where we can all get together and socialize and network. Sometimes it’s the only time of year we all get together in one room.”
Saving the history carved into landscape of Canada's Waterton Lakes National park
Using cutting edge laser scanning technology, archaeologists with the University of Calgary have created an extremely detailed model of the human-carved trees surrounding the original site of a cabin once inhabited by Waterton Lakes National Park's first park ranger, John George “Kootenai” Brown.
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Trail users bring in $6 million to local economy
It’s no surprise that the Whitefish Trail is popular — a weekend hike on Lion Mountain will prove that — but a new study shows the trail is also a big economic driver for the community.
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Superfood powder aims to provide whole food nutrition
The powder contains essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants from real, whole foods that are sourced from small-scale farms.
Sandra Anderson, 76
On December 10, 2024, Sandra Anderson gained her heavenly wings. She was born to Raymond and Elmarie Waterhouse on January 29, 1948, and was raised in Post Falls, Idaho.
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Rebuffed for years, Washington lawmakers regain Capitol dome access
OLYMPIA — Few, if any, members of the Washington state Legislature have been allowed to climb to the top of the state Capitol dome this century. That will soon change. A provision in the new capital budget requires 10 legislators be given a guided tour of the upper reaches of the historic building during the fiscal year that starts July 1. Another 10 must get the same opportunity in the following year. “It’s a happy day for the institution,” said state Sen. Mark Schoesler, R-Ritzville, who’s been on a mission to ease restrictions that have boxed lawmakers out of the dome. It’s not right, he said, that lawmakers “cannot visit all the places they oversee.”
Marine archaeologist returns to Flathead for week of educational events
The Flathead Maritime Archaeology Project continues to look at what lies at the bottom of Flathead Lake and Lead Marine Archaeologist Calvin Mires is returning to Bigfork to give an update.