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Legals for March, 16 2025
The Latest: US loosens Pfizer vaccine shipping regulations
NEW YORK — U.S. regulators are allowing Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to be shipped and stored at less-frigid temperatures, which should ease distribution and administration of one of the two vaccines authorized for emergency use in the country.
Legals for December, 7 2023
Year marked by lawsuits, kudos
From building closures and lawsuits, to local schools and students recognized for top achievements, 2018 was a busy year for news.
Prep basketball roundup: Whitefish boys pound Plains
PLAINS — Whitefish used a strong start to dump Class B Plains 56-33 on Thursday night in a nonconference boys basketball contest.
The Latest: Pandemic an economic threat to LatAm, Carib area
UNITED NATIONS — The U.N. secretary-general warns that Latin America and the Caribbean are facing their worst economic contraction in decades as they become “a hot spot” for the coronavirus pandemic.
The Latest: Virus hits Bolivian president, Venezuela's No. 2
LA PAZ, Bolivia — The interim president of Bolivia and Venezuela’s No. 2 political leader have both announced they are infected with the coronavirus.
The Latest: Bolsonaro again urges reopening for Brazil
SAO PAULO — Two days after being diagnosed with COVID-19, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has made an online broadcast from the presidential residence as defiant as in previous occasions.
The Blotter: Nudies sent to boys
Inappropriate photos of females with blurred faces were sent to juvenile boys.
BBB: How to safely participate in census
With a little more than 40 days left to count every person living in the
Congress-Electoral College, ADVISORY
EDITORS:
Get off my lawn
Cd'A Police Department creates new anti-trespassing program
COEUR d'ALENE - The Coeur d'Alene Police Department implemented a new program Wednesday designed to more effectively handle trespassing incidents.
What is acupuncture? Part II
In Part I of “How acupuncture works,” we talked about some of the scientific understandings of how acupuncture works and how it fits into the world as integrative, alternative and complementary medicine. It is also world-recognized as an impressive healing modality.
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Fall's burn piles may still be smoldering
Already this year there have been reports of those still-smoldering piles catching flame.
ECBID accepts $32.8 million award for Odessa Groundwater Replacement Program
OTHELLO — During the East Columbia Basin Irrigation District Board of Directors Nov. 1 meeting, the board officially accepted an award of $32.8 million in appropriations to further the Odessa Groundwater Replacement Program, according to a Monday announcement from the ECBID. According to the announcement, the award is a record amount in state funding for the OGWRP. “This award is the result of the consistent hard work of a number of key partners and is a significant step forward in building out the OGWRP systems,” said ECBID Board President Duaine Anderson in the statement. “This effort has been decades in the making, and we’re thrilled to see this project progress in such a significant way.”
Words with Wasden
Idaho attorney general follows law, not political winds
Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden visited the region last week
Words with Wasden
Idaho attorney general follows law, not political winds
Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden visited the region last week