AP Entertainment Digest for Thursday, June 25, 2020

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In the best interests of the child. Idaho's legal system looks to defuse contentious custody cases.

Unmarried parents, blended families, a parent moving here from another state — these issues have made child custody cases more complex to resolve than they were 20 years ago. But the emotionally charged nature of child custody cases in Idaho hasn’t changed. For those who work in the legal system, it’s always a matter of determining what’s best for the child.

Fire - Make it personal

Guest Editorial — By Judy Comoletti

AP Entertainment Digest for June 10, 2020

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Post Falls Middle School one of two local Name a Snowplow Contest winners

Post Falls Middle School one of two local Name a Snowplow Contest winners

It's big. It's bad. And if "The Berminator" could talk, each winter it would say, "I'll be back." "It's pretty sweet," Post Falls Middle School eighth grader Griffin Dooley said Wednesday after jumping out of the driver's seat of an Idaho Transportation Department snowplow. "It's awesome," he said. "It was really cool. It was comfortable. A lot of controls."

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Business blooms at Steelstra Designs

Post Falls art teacher grows, arrange custom orders for flower lovers

Small businesses don't come much smaller than Steelstra Designs, a custom floral business owned and operated by Amber Steele Poelstra, who grows her products on the fifth of a Post Falls acre where she lives with her family.

Northwest heat wave targeted vulnerable, tested climate prep

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Karen Colby thought she could make it through an unprecedented Pacific Northwest heat wave with a little help from her neighbor, who dribbled cold water on her head and visited every hour to wrap frozen towels around her neck.

Northwest heat wave targeted vulnerable, tested climate prep

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Karen Colby thought she could make it through an unprecedented Pacific Northwest heat wave with a little help from her neighbor, who dribbled cold water on her head and visited every hour to wrap frozen towels around her neck.

Northwest heat wave targeted vulnerable, tested climate prep

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Karen Colby thought she could make it through an unprecedented Pacific Northwest heat wave with a little help from her neighbor, who dribbled cold water on her head and visited every hour to wrap frozen towels around her neck.

Northwest heat wave targeted vulnerable, tested climate prep

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Karen Colby thought she could make it through an unprecedented Pacific Northwest heat wave with a little help from her neighbor, who dribbled cold water on her head and visited every hour to wrap frozen towels around her neck.

Northwest heat wave targeted vulnerable, tested climate prep

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Karen Colby thought she could make it through an unprecedented Pacific Northwest heat wave with a little help from her neighbor, who dribbled cold water on her head and visited every hour to wrap frozen towels around her neck.

Northwest heat wave targeted vulnerable, tested climate prep

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Karen Colby thought she could make it through an unprecedented Pacific Northwest heat wave with a little help from her neighbor, who dribbled cold water on her head and visited every hour to wrap frozen towels around her neck.

Northwest heat wave targeted vulnerable, tested climate prep

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Karen Colby thought she could make it through an unprecedented Pacific Northwest heat wave with a little help from her neighbor, who dribbled cold water on her head and visited every hour to wrap frozen towels around her neck.

Northwest heat wave targeted vulnerable, tested climate prep

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Karen Colby thought she could make it through an unprecedented Pacific Northwest heat wave with a little help from her neighbor, who dribbled cold water on her head and visited every hour to wrap frozen towels around her neck.

Legals for February, 25 2022

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Two states ease lockdowns; US COVID-19 toll passes 50,000

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Even as the confirmed U.S. death toll from coronavirus rose past 50,000, salons, spas and barbershops reopened Friday in Georgia and Oklahoma with a green light from their Republican governors, who eased lockdown orders despite health experts' warnings.

'Time to rally the troops'

Calls for people to attend Wednesday's meeting of the NIC board of trustees

North Idaho College Board Chair Greg McKenzie reportedly sent a text message to a student urging the public to make comments in support of the college’s current direction at next week’s board meeting. It will be the first meeting since NIC received a show cause sanction from its accreditor, the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. Show cause is the last step before loss of accreditation.

Streitz

Axle Jordan Streitz died on July 29th, 2008 in Wanzhou District, Chongqing, PRC. Axle was born in Butte, Mont. on January 28, 2007. Axle was best known for his energetic and bold personality. Axle touched many lives and will hold a special place in our hearts. There was a passion within Axle that can't be described or duplicated. He was determined like no other and always knew what he wanted, whether he could have it or not. Axle is survived by his older Sister Sydnee Jaye Streitz, Mother Jana Lynn Streitz, Father Jacob Aaron Streitz, Grandparents Joe and Dianna Smith, Grandparents Dave and Mary Kay Streitz, Great Grandparents Billie Mae Jackson, Gussie Smith, and Margaret Streitz. A gathering will take place at the McDonald Center in Pablo on Friday August 8 at 10:30 a.m. Burial will follow the service in the Ronan Cemetery along with a ceremonial dinner at the Round Butte Club House.