Audubon to observe spring waterfowl

Audubon to observe spring waterfowl

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Silver Valley Sports: Rosters announced for District 1 All-Star Game

Legals for February, 22 2021

Michael Allen Sievers

1963 – 2025

Michael Allen Sievers, born on November 13, 1963, in Moses Lake, Washington, passed away on May 9, 2025, in Virginia Beach, Virginia at the age of 61. He was a beloved father, son, uncle and brother, known for his adventurous spirit, social nature, and unwavering focus on seeking happiness. His passing leaves a deep void in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.

Richard Allison Shrum

1944 — 2025

Richard Allison Shrum passed away on May 4th, 2025, at the age of 81, in his home in Moses Lake Washington. Richard was born on March 22, 1944, in Van Nuys, California, and grew up in Burbank, California.

Celebrations get the holiday season rolling in the Flathead Valley

A variety of events kick off the holiday season around the Flathead Valley.

Identifying aquatic plants with drones could be the key to reducing a parasitic infection in people

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Regional students make honors lists at Lewis and Clark State

Over 25 students from Bonner and Boundary counties were named to an honors list at Lewis and Clark State University.

Regional students make honors lists at Lewis and Clark State

Over 25 students from Bonner and Boundary counties were named to an honors list at Lewis and Clark State University.

Twins split pair at Stars and Strikes tourney

Derek Juntenen tripled and drove in two runs as the Glacier Twins opened Saturday with a 17-8 win over the Bozeman B Bucks at the Stars and Strikes Legion baseball tournament.

The Latest: At least 41 Berlin schools infected

BERLIN — At least 41 schools in Berlin have reported that students or teachers are infected with the coronavirus — not even two weeks after they reopened in the German capital.

The Latest: Wisconsin extends ban on utility disconnections

MADISON, Wis. — State regulators have extended a ban on utility disconnections in Wisconsin during the coronavirus pandemic. The Public Service Commission voted 2-1 Thursday to continue a moratorium on shutoffs until Oct. 1. That will temporarily prevent more than 93,000 customers from losing their utility service next month. A PSC survey of nearly 200 utilities shows about a third of Wisconsin’s 1.4 million households are behind on their utility bills. In comparison, 13% of residential customers were behind in April of the two previous years. Last month the PSC voted to extend the moratorium to Sept. 1.

Seattle mayor wants to ban gas heat in some new buildings

SEATTLE (AP) — Mayor Jenny Durkan said this week Seattle should ban natural gas heat in some new buildings in response to a two-year increase in greenhouse gas emissions.

Seattle mayor wants to ban gas heat in some new buildings

SEATTLE (AP) — Mayor Jenny Durkan said this week Seattle should ban natural gas heat in some new buildings in response to a two-year increase in greenhouse gas emissions.

Seattle mayor wants to ban gas heat in some new buildings

SEATTLE (AP) — Mayor Jenny Durkan said this week Seattle should ban natural gas heat in some new buildings in response to a two-year increase in greenhouse gas emissions.

IDL extending deadline to submit plans

The Idaho Department of Labor is extending the deadline by four weeks for submitting proposals for a new labor force training initiative that brings industry and educational institutions together in a partnership designed to enhance the skills of Idaho workers.

Whitefish city manager abruptly resigns

Whitefish City Manager Adam Hammatt has resigned from his position with the city.

Whitefish city manager abruptly resigns

Whitefish City Manager Adam Hammatt has resigned from his position with the city.