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THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: College hoops start soon, and Zags don't get ’em all
Remember that incredible play pulled off by Russell Wilson, when he spun out of a near-cinch tackle by Dontae Johnson and, in what seemed like the same motion, floated a perfect pass to Freddie Swain in the end zone?
Yellowstone, Grand Teton join national parks closing gates
CHEYENNE, Wyoming (AP) — Two of America's most well-known national parks, Yellowstone and Grand Teton, closed their gates Tuesday, giving people shut in by the coronavirus even fewer options for recreation.
What did we know before the advent of Facebook?
To paraphrase one of my favorite humorist, Will Rogers, “All I know is what I read on Facebook.”
Whitefish Marathon preparing for new course records
Participants from nearly 40 states will be vying for personal bests and course records at the 16th annual Whitefish Marathon, Half Marathon and 5K Powered by Hammer Nutrition this Saturday, May 20, 2023, in Whitefish, Montana.
Quincy seeks general contractor for hospital project
QUINCY — A request for proposals for a general contractor to build the new Quincy Valley Medical Center could be issued by early December. Joe Kunkel, the consultant working with hospital officials on the project, said whether or not the RFP goes out in December depends on approval of a district request to the Capital Projects Advisory Review Board. “This is a state agency that gives the opportunity to public agencies like yourself to use a construction management-general contractor approach in lieu of doing a hard bid,” Kunkel said. Normally a public works project is designed first, then is advertised for bid, Kunkel said. Quincy hospital district officials want to hire a general contractor to be part of the design process. “So they can help as you are (designing) this, they can do estimates throughout the project, they can do constructability reviews as your project is being designed,” he said.
The celebration of the equinox
After a very hot August and early September, conditions across the Inland Northwest have finally felt more like fall over the past week.
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Zinke: Iran deal a bad deal
The Iranian nuclear deal is perhaps the greatest national security mistake of our time and represents a clear and present danger to America and our allies. The idea of legitimizing the nuclear capabilities of Iran - the leading sponsor of global terrorism who is directly responsible for the killing of thousands of Americans - is reckless. The United States does not need this deal; Iran needs this deal.
State Christmas tree harvested near Seeley Lake
Most years, the tallest Christmas tree harvested in Montana, as far as the Daily Montanan is aware, takes up residence under the Capitol rotunda in Helena for the holiday season, towering nearly three stories tall and adorned with more than 3,500 lights.
MySpace narrows focus to entertainment
NEW YORK - MySpace, the online social hub that's been fighting to stay relevant in the age of Facebook and Twitter, is overhauling its image and its website into an entertainment destination for its mostly younger audience.
Lucas Museum design has more green space
CHICAGO (AP) - The team behind George Lucas' art and movie museum released revised renderings showing more green space at the Chicago site but no radical changes to the undulating, futuristic building stoking passions in a city that guards its Lake Michigan shoreline with religious devotion.
Growth creates more garbage, but no fee hike planned
By BRIAN WALKER
State studies plans for wildlife parks
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is considering permits for a "roadside menagerie" with lions and tigers and bears for separate locations east of Kalispell and Ferndale.
US says Nevada misrepresenting facts in plutonium fight
RENO, Nev. (AP) — The state of Nevada continues to intentionally misrepresent the facts in an ongoing legal battle over the Energy Department's secret shipment of weapons-grade plutonium to a site near Las Vegas, U.S. government lawyers say in new court filings.
US says Nevada misrepresenting facts in plutonium fight
RENO, Nev. (AP) — The state of Nevada continues to intentionally misrepresent the facts in an ongoing legal battle over the Energy Department's secret shipment of weapons-grade plutonium to a site near Las Vegas, U.S. government lawyers say in new court filings.
Superfund work set to continue
As the weather begins to turn toward consistently warmer temperatures, public works projects across the county are ramping up despite the COVID-19 situation.
Residents seek cell tower reversal
Kootenai County commissioners will reconsider a decision to approve a cell tower off Potlatch Hill Road. Around 60 residents gathered Thursday night for a reconsideration hearing, the vast majority of whom asked commissioners to deny the project.
Titans' top draft pick on reserve list to deal with issues
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Tennessee Titans placed first-round pick Isaiah Wilson on the Reserve/Non-Football Illness list Wednesday days after suspending the offensive lineman for a game.
Titans' top draft pick on reserve list to deal with issues
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Tennessee Titans placed first-round pick Isaiah Wilson on the Reserve/Non-Football Illness list Wednesday days after suspending the offensive lineman for a game.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids, plainly marked "BID FOR Bridge #114, U-NE, CRP 04-28, will be received by Grant County at the Office of the Board of County Commissioners located in the County Courthouse, P.O. Box 37, 35 C Street NW - Room 207, Ephrata, WA, 98823, until 1:45 P.M., Tuesday, June 7, 2005 and will then and there be opened and publicly read for the construction of the improvements.