Fire - Make it personal

Guest Editorial — By Judy Comoletti

Fire - Make it personal

Guest Editorial — By Judy Comoletti

Court halts Trump asylum policy, then suspends its own order

SAN DIEGO (AP) — A Trump administration immigration policy that requires asylum seekers to wait in Mexico while their cases wind through U.S. courts was blocked and then reinstated by a court in the matter of hours, creating chaos at border crossings, courtrooms and legal offices.

AP Entertainment Digest for Feb. 27, 2nd Ld-Writethru

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AP Entertainment Digest for Feb. 26, 1st Ld-Writethru

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Milken Award-winning educator shares teaching style, tips during lab sessions in Coeur d'Alene

Milken Award-winning educator shares teaching style, tips during lab sessions

He walked around his colorful and ambiently lit classroom, stopping at different desks to check in with small student groups as his pupils worked their way to cylinder volume answers using the V=πr^2h formula.

Women's Gift Alliance celebrates spirit of philanthropy at annual dinner

Women's Gift Alliance celebrates spirit of philanthropy at annual dinner

Philanthropists don't need to be rich to give back to their communities. "It doesn't take money," Rita Case said Thursday evening. "All a philanthropist has to have is passion for a project, enthusiasm, share that enthusiasm and you'll create dollars. "You don't have to be wealthy or have a lot of extra money to give away to really make a difference," she said. Case, president and CEO of the Rick Case Automotive Group, delivered the keynote speech during the Women's Gift Alliance's annual dinner and speaker event at the Hagadone Event Center.

AP Entertainment Digest for Thursday, June 18

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Former naval training base a forested wonder on Lake Pend Oreille

An expanse of conifers and sandy beaches hugs the shoreline. The frigid fresh air stings the cheeks when snow caps the mountains in the distance. Cool breezes soothe sunburned skin on hot summer days when the waters of Lake Pend Oreille offer swimmers salvation from the sun's beating rays. From campers and disc golfers to Boy Scouts and sailors, countless visitors to Farragut State Park have frolicked in its majesty and enjoyed the natural environment where numerous activities and adventures can be found.

Plan early for dementia care

MOSES LAKE — Having dementia can seem like the end of everything. But in some ways, it’s only the beginning. “The most important thing (for) people with dementia is planning for the future,” said Dr. A. Carroll Hayman, a Seattle physician who specializes in Alzheimer’s and other dementias, at a symposium in Pasco in October. “In fact, if we can do an early diagnosis that gives people an opportunity to plan (and) also allows the patient themselves to be involved in some of that planning. If we wait too long they can’t say what they want anymore, then we’re just sort of guessing what they wanted rather than involving them.” As much as we might wish otherwise, dementia isn’t going to go away, and it isn’t going to be cured. How long it could last varies widely from one patient to the next. The patient will have medical, legal and social needs to work out, and they can’t do it alone. Starting early is key, Hayman said.

Music conservatory announces three April concerts

Three Music Conservatory of Coeur d’Alene piano performances will take place in April.

The Latest: Fauci: US could reach 100,000 new cases a day

Dr. Anthony Fauci said coronavirus cases could grow to 100,000 a day in the U.S. if Americans don’t start following public health recommendations

The Latest: Brazil's president will be tested for COVID-19

SAO PAULO — Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro said he will be tested for COVID-19 after having an X-ray of his lungs on Monday. He didn’t say whether he was showing symptoms of the coronavirus.

The Latest: Air New Zealand puts hold on new flight bookings

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — New Zealand’s national carrier has put a temporary hold on new bookings for flights into the country while the government tries to find enough quarantined hotel rooms for people returning home.

The Latest: Air New Zealand puts hold on new flight bookings

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — New Zealand’s national carrier has put a temporary hold on new bookings for flights into the country while the government tries to find enough quarantined hotel rooms for people returning home.

AP FACT CHECK: Trump attacks govt watchdogs on false grounds

WASHINGTON (AP) — Man bites watchdog.

The Latest: Beijing parks and museums reopened to public

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Nightmare scenario: What happens when outbreak hits QB room?

Wisconsin may be facing the type of nightmare scenario that coaches feared as soon as the coronavirus pandemic arrived.

Nightmare scenario: What happens when outbreak hits QB room?

Wisconsin may be facing the type of nightmare scenario that coaches feared as soon as the coronavirus pandemic arrived.

Nightmare scenario: What happens when outbreak hits QB room?

Wisconsin may be facing the type of nightmare scenario that coaches feared as soon as the coronavirus pandemic arrived.