Dan R. Dinning

Boundary County Board of County Commission candidate, District 2

Bonner County News of Record - Oct. 6, 2021

Police log information for Sandpoint, Ponderay and Priest River police departments and the Bonner County Sheriff's Office.

Inspection station protects Western Montana waters

Montana’s Aquatic Invasive Species Early Detection and Monitoring Program has been in place since 2004. Early discovery allows Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks biologists to locate small or source AIS populations, while monitoring allows the agency to study existing population trends and investigate suspect findings.

Legals for January, 5 2024

When friends can't even visit

Wanderlust is a natural human trait. Perhaps it’s an innate drive to expand knowledge and understanding — tools which optimize man’s power to control and thrive in his environment. Travel changes us, expanding our thoughts and increasing our capacities to assess life, ourselves, and others — not only by experiencing new things, but also new people.

LAW ROUNDUP: Wascally wabbits wear out welcome

Streaming mediocrity: ‘Ricky Stanicky,’ ‘Damsel,’ ‘Spaceman’

Streaming services are capable of making good movies that don’t play in movie theaters, as proven every fall when Netflix unleashes a solid handful of titles intended to garner Oscar nominations.

Hope for George

Longtime stray dog caught, now in need of loving home

A dog that evaded animal control officers for four years has finally been caught, but not before capturing several hearts along the way.

A journey to sobriety leads to a lifetime of helping others

Recovering from a drug addiction isn’t a question of willpower.

Attorneys debate evidence in poaching trial

A hunter on trial for poaching alongside his parents allegedly admitted to illegally taking animals, but jurors couldn’t hear that testimony Tuesday because it was deemed inadmissible.

Attorneys debate evidence in poaching trial

A hunter on trial for poaching alongside his parents allegedly admitted to illegally taking animals, but jurors couldn’t hear that testimony Tuesday because it was deemed inadmissible.

MATCHDAY: Liverpool at Crystal Palace with short turnaround

A look at what’s happening around European soccer on Saturday:

MATCHDAY: Liverpool at Crystal Palace with short turnaround

A look at what’s happening around European soccer on Saturday:

Top Pentagon official tests positive for coronavirus

WASHINGTON (AP) — A Pentagon official installed in a top policy job last week has tested positive for COVID-19, the Pentagon said Thursday, just days after he met with the Lithuanian defense minister, who had contracted the virus.

Lady Wardens capture win at Plains

The home-opener for the Plains Trotters softball team was spoiled by the visiting Lady Wardens from Powell County, who won the contest 11-2 Saturday afternoon.

2017: Top Ten Stories

Here’s a look at the top 10 stories of 2017:

Ban on BBQs and Christmas trees delayed

120-day postponement a chance to 're-address the issue,' experts say

A 'historic' blow

Avista calls wind damage largest crisis in company's 126-year history

As the sun faded Wednesday, Mary Lu Brown braced herself for the second straight night without power.

Grilling tips to keep home fires burning safely

(ARA) - Summer is here and so is grilling season. Before firing up the grills, however, weekend warriors should observe a few simple precautions to ensure that backyard barbecue bashes don't go up in flames.

Arizona House votes not to join Senate in adjourning

PHOENIX (AP) — Republicans in the Arizona House voted Tuesday not to join the Senate in ending the the 2020 legislative session, vowing to press ahead with legislation that had been in the pipeline before lawmakers paused the session in March amid concerns about the coronavirus.