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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.
Local chef opens vegan food stand
Cheryl Felts spent years working for local restaurants before deciding to open a new vegan food stand, the Dirty Vegan, this May.
NVFB hosts Forever June Celebration
North Valley Food Bank invites the public to the Forever June Celebration and Grand Reopening on Friday, June 10, from 5-8 p.m.
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.
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.
To candidates seeking office
For those seeking the open National Senate and Congressional Seat in 2014, campaigning has already been underway for a while. For the first time in years, it is quite likely that we will see both a new Congressman and Senator join the ranks of only three that represent Montanans in DC.
Gas sticker shock goes deep
High energy costs affect us all. We feel it right where it hurts the most - our pocket book.
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Plush toys, jewelry, dance lessons — Broadway's side hustles
NEW YORK (AP) — Broadway seamstress Amy Micallef hasn't put her talent on hold while theaters are shut. She's been making plush toys — unusual plush toys.
Plush toys, jewelry, dance lessons — Broadway's side hustles
NEW YORK (AP) — Broadway seamstress Amy Micallef hasn't put her talent on hold while theaters are shut. She's been making plush toys — unusual plush toys.
Plush toys, jewelry, dance lessons — Broadway's side hustles
NEW YORK (AP) — Broadway seamstress Amy Micallef hasn't put her talent on hold while theaters are shut. She's been making plush toys — unusual plush toys.
Plush toys, jewelry, dance lessons — Broadway's side hustles
NEW YORK (AP) — Broadway seamstress Amy Micallef hasn't put her talent on hold while theaters are shut. She's been making plush toys — unusual plush toys.
Plush toys, jewelry, dance lessons — Broadway's side hustles
NEW YORK (AP) — Broadway seamstress Amy Micallef hasn't put her talent on hold while theaters are shut. She's been making plush toys — unusual plush toys.
BFHS boys, girls soccer drop weekend games to Post Falls
It was a tough weekend for the Bonners Ferry High School boys and girls soccer teams, as both squads dropped Saturday matinee non-league games against Post Falls.
Warden Cougars sweep Cle Elum
WARDEN — The Warden Cougars boys and girls basketball teams hosted the Cle Elum Warriors Friday night in non-conference basketball action.
NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION TO VACATE A PORTION OF DRADIE STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY
Calling all Facebook friends to help the homeless
If you’re on Facebook, St. Vincent de Paul of North Idaho needs you.
Canada to turn back asylum seekers to stop spread of COVID-19
MONTREAL — Canada will turn back irregular migrants trying to cross the land border with the United States as part of a wider border shutdown amid the coronavirus pandemic, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday.
Surgical Bariatrics Northwest performs first EsophyX procedure in North Idaho
POST FALLS - Surgical Bariatrics Northwest announced that Dr. John Pennings, MD, FACS, has completed the first EsophyX procedure in North Idaho on a 40-year-old man.