Legals for November, 9 2023

Winter's vegetables make cookery delightful

While we wait for the fresh local spring crop of veggies — spinach, asparagus, peas, baby turnips, and such — the produce counters at the market beckon with cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, and “stored” items like potatoes, onions and carrots.

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New firehouse coming up; city hiring firefighters

Crews are making way for construction of Coeur d'Alene's fourth fire station, expected to be completed sometime this fall.

Montana Hope needs donations

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Dover to launch urban forestry program

The city has received a grant through the Idaho Department of Lands to fund an Urban/Community Forestry Program, Dover officials said Friday.

Class A Boys: Pirates post first win; Chiefs top Corvallis

Butte Central went on a 19-7 run in the fourth quarter to secure a 56-43 non-conference victory over host Ronan on Tuesday, Dec. 19. Ronan did bounce back on Thursday, Dec. 21, taking out non-conference foe Corvallis. Polson scored early and often in its 65-24 takedown of non-conference foe Stevensville on Tuesday, Dec. 19

Small Business Saturday sees success

The best thing about Small Business Saturday may be that, as the event ages, the impact spreads throughout the holiday weekend.

The rise of pastrami in North Idaho

Kootenai County business to take a bite out of the deli market

During a recent trip to the east coast, I was in my favorite New York City delicatessen, inflicting serious damage to an impressive mass of pastrami, rye bread, and other delicacies on my plate. It was the middle of the afternoon, after the hectic lunch hour rush, and the staff was easily accommodating the remaining customers. Sol, the third-generation proprietor/owner, and a long time family friend, sat down across from me. He and I had visited and caught up on family and things the day before while I devoured their lox special. Today he seemed unusually pensive. Pointing at the contents of my plate he said, "You know, it was almost extinct," to which I replied that it indeed would be when I was done.

ONGOING CALENDAR

Creston School taking comments on wireless tower

A public commenting period on locating a wireless internet tower at Creston School began this week following opposition to its installation.

Whitefish plan passes initial hurdle

By LYNNETTE HINTZE

Creston School taking comments on wireless tower

A public commenting period on locating a wireless internet tower at Creston School began this week following opposition to its installation.

County Port Authority accused of more secret business dealings

Torgison’s application asserts that the Port Authority is contemplating selling property to...

Plum Creek donates $3,000 to academy

C.R.O.P. Hunger Walk returns to C-Falls

Audubon to observe spring waterfowl

Audubon to observe spring waterfowl

Audubon to observe spring waterfowl

This Week In History - Oct. 29, 2020

C.W. Megquier, proprietor of the Crescent Garage, expects to have the new brick addition to his garage completed and ready for use in about three weeks time