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Montanan rides around the world as hunger advocate; first stop Whitefish
Chris Sorbi has embarked on the ride of his life.
Polson residents proved heroes to World War II bomber crew in distress
World War II reached across nations and cost the lives of 70 million people, the deadliest conflict in human history. While the Mission Valley was a considerable distance from the theaters of war, it didn’t stop many of the region’s residents from going overseas to fight, and even die, for their country.
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The Kalispell chapter of the Montana Satsang Society will host a spiritual service entitled “Experiences with the Light & Sound of God” on Sunday, September 3.
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The Kalispell chapter of the Montana Satsang Society will host a spiritual service entitled “Experiences with the Light & Sound of God” on Sunday, September 3.
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The Kalispell chapter of the Montana Satsang Society will host a spiritual service entitled “Experiences with the Light & Sound of God” on Sunday, September 3.
Twins go 2-2 at Sapa-Johnsrud Memorial
The Glacier Twins were bounced from the Sapa-Johnsrud Memorial Tournament on Saturday in Whitefish following an extra-inning 6-5 loss to the Spokane Cannons.
Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls split in softball
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Solve the Murder at the Devonshire Manor
At Devonshire Manor the line between reality and imagination blurs.
BIRD'S the WORD
ATHOL — A growing Sandpoint-based helicopter company that offers firefighting, logging and ski lift construction operations plans to land in Kootenai County.
Schools eye Meridian Road site for new kitchen
After meeting with a consultant to discuss relocation options, Kalispell Public Schools officials still think a warehouse off Meridian Road is the best location for the district’s new central kitchen.
Polson gives initial nod to casino project, approves youth curfew
CSKT intends to move all gaming from KwaTaqNuk to a 25,000-square-foot facility at the new site near the Polson Airport.
Daily marijuana use outpaces daily drinking in the US, a new study says
In 2022, an estimated 17.7 million people reported using marijuana daily or near-daily compared to 14.7 million daily or near-daily drinkers, according to the study.
24 Hours of Schweitzer top finishers, awards announced
SANDPOINT — The hills were alive with record-breaking performances at the “24 Hours of Schweitzer” fundraiser March 22-23. The fifth annual event brought in over $123,000 that will directly benefit cystinosis research — bringing the 24 Hours for Hank fundraising total to more than $600,000 in just five years.
The Latest: Connecticut to open first mass vaccine site
HARTFORD, Conn. — Connecticut will open its first mass COVID-19 vaccination site at the University of Connecticut’s football stadium within the next 10 days as the state prepares to administer shots to residents ages 75 and older, Gov. Ned Lamont said Monday.
Police and firefighters respond to an explosion rocking the California city of Palm Springs
Investigators from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are on their way to the scene to help assess what happened, according to spokesperson Nicole Lozano.
From the Archives - Sept. 3, 2020
From the Archives Herald Subscription Price in the Year 1966
Japanese knotweed: Fallopia japonica
This week we are going to talk about Japanese knotweed. This noxious weed is native to East Asia in Japan, China and Korea. This plant has hollow stems and looks like bamboo at a glance. Japanese knotweed will grow in riparian areas, waste areas, roadsides and other disturbed sites. A very aggressive escaped ornamental, Japanese knotweed is capable of forming dense stands and will crowd out other more desirable vegetation. It is a perennial species and spreads by seeds as well as spreading rhizomes.
Scientists find huge ring of ancient shafts near Stonehenge
LONDON (AP) — Archaeologists said Monday that they have discovered a major prehistoric monument under the earth near Stonehenge that could shed new light on the origins of the mystical stone circle in southwestern England.
Poetry road show gathers Tuesday
MOSES LAKE — Poets of the Columbia Basin area are getting their turn at the microphone next week.
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