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The Latest: Coronavirus outbreak grows at Boston hospital
BOSTON — An outbreak of coronavirus infections at a major Boston hospital has grown to 19 confirmed cases.
The Latest: Trump adviser promotes use of drug for virus
The
The Latest: Kansas coronavirus positivity rate tops 20%
MISSION, Kan. — The coronavirus positivity rate in Kansas has topped 20%, among the highest in the country.
Cranberry Road Winery to open Wednesday
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Down to Business: To mask or not to mask?
On July 15, Gov. Steve Bullock issued a directive requiring masks in most indoor spaces and for certain organized outdoor activities. I cannot say I was surprised.
Ephrata looks at parking signs
EPHRATA — Ephrata is moving forward with plans to place signs in the downtown area asking people to leave street parking open for customers.
Survival Enterprises opens first retail outlet
COEUR d'ALENE - Survival Enterprises, a wholesale and mail-order seller of long-term-storage food and nutritional products, has opened its first retail space.
Savvy sippy cup advice for young and old
I have a love hate relationship with sippy cups. On one hand I love them because they keep toddlers from spilling, staining and making big messes. And I am certain that on many occasions they have kept me from getting into a car accident as my toddlers have hurled their cups onto the floor board and I didn't have to worry about spills. But unfortunately, sippy cups are the petri dish for many harmful bacteria that can cause illness.
Are your supplements working for you?
Sometimes you feel desperate about your health. You have been training hard for months and everything seemed to be going well, but suddenly for the past few days, you just feel worn out. So you rush to the health food store and buy some supplements that you read about in your current health magazine, and then you hope what you are taking is working for you. But how do you know if they are working, all these supplements you are taking? Or, for that matter, what you are eating and drinking every day?
Women's rights at stake in Hobby Lobby case
Corporations do not pray, worship, participate in sacramental rituals or engage in other religiously-motivated programs or actions. Yet, this week three corporations, including the crafts store Hobby Lobby, were before the Supreme Court arguing that large, for-profit businesses should not be required to pay for contraceptive devices that would violate their religious beliefs.
Lawmakers considering emergency bills for COVID-19 fight
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Gov. Kristi Noem has asked South Dakota lawmakers to act Monday on 10 pieces of emergency legislation aimed at a months-long COVID-19 fight.
Forced tax penalizes Sandpoint businesses
Thank you to the Daily Bee for giving us the opportunity to clarify our position which we do feel has been misrepresented by both the Downtown Sandpoint Business Association and the Greater Sandpoint Chamber.
Diagnostic imaging helps pinpoint diagnosis, treatment
Not so long ago, an X-ray was thought to be the pinnacle of diagnostic tools. After all, it offered the never-before-imagined opportunity to peer inside the body and find potential problems. Now, the variety of diagnostic tools available is great, and each has a specific purpose.
Smalley balks at $45 fee to fish Duck Lake
Forty-five dollars to fish Duck Lake for one day?
Yesterdays: Elk herds a growing problem
Elk were a problem in Glacier National Park. An annual elk census showed about 3,140 elk, up about 850 from a 1951 census.
Justice Department backs Colorado church suit against Polis
DENVER (AP) — The head of the U.S. Justice Department's Civil Rights Division said Friday the department supports a Colorado church's claim that state measures to combat the coronavirus discriminate against houses of worship and violate First Amendment rights to religious freedoms.
Justice Department backs Colorado church suit against Polis
DENVER (AP) — The head of the U.S. Justice Department's Civil Rights Division said Friday the department supports a Colorado church's claim that state measures to combat the coronavirus discriminate against houses of worship and violate First Amendment rights to religious freedoms.