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Telemedicine provides health care option
MOSES LAKE — In the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, visiting the doctor isn’t as easy as it used to be.
Zinke introduces legislation to help communities near national parks
Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke has teamed with Mary Peltola (D-Alaska) to introduce bipartisan legislation to aid communities adjacent to national parks deal with the impacts of skyrocketing visitation.
Capitalizing on Glacier Park visitors
Economic development in the Flathead Valley seems to be more of a topic of discussion all the time, at least in my opinion during my first seven months living here.
Capitalizing on Glacier Park visitors
Economic development in the Flathead Valley seems to be more of a topic of discussion all the time, at least in my opinion during my first seven months living here.
Entertaining: Shows and concerts make for a busy year ahead in Northwest Montana
Between world-famous comedians and Grammy-winning artists — the options just keep coming in 2026.
Protesters to demonstrate against el-Sissi's visit to France
PARIS (AP) — French protesters and human rights activists geared up for a demonstration outside the National Assembly in Paris on Tuesday in opposition to the state visit of Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, even though he won't be inside.
Temporary US Pentagon chief makes rare visit to Somalia
The Pentagon's acting defense secretary has made a rare visit to Somalia, a conflict-plagued nation in the Horn of Africa where American forces have been assisting in the fight against al-Qaida affiliate al-Shabab.
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I am an American who lives in Idaho. At the end of July I had surgery in San Diego on my ankle to remove painful hardware. I paid nothing for the pre-surgery doctor’s visits, tests, X-rays, anesthesia, surgery, hospital or follow-up visits. I had a choice of which doctors and surgeons I wanted to see. I pay $250/month for health insurance that guarantees all of this.
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Evalyn Finney’s letter to the editor calling Obama’s visit to Hiroshima offensive led me to think about her concept of ‘implied apology.” Although the President was very careful not to say anything that could be interpreted as an apology, Ms. Finney states that, “His going there was an implied apology.” I have made an incomplete list of other places the US has bombed: Philippines, Mexico, Germany, Italy, Spain, Korea, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Cuba (oops, too late), Vietnam, Cambodia, Grenada, Afghanistan, Yemen, Libya, Syria, Serbia, Pakistan, and Somalia. I’m sure others could add to the list. From now on any diplomatic visit to these countries by a sitting president should be considered an “implied apology.”
Park visitation up in January
Following two consecutive years of record-breaking visitation, Glacier National Park could be off to another strong start this year, with a record 15,674 visitors passing its snow-covered gates in January.
Connolly nets OT winner
Tim Connolly scored at 2:31 of overtime, Adam Mair had a goal and assist, and Ryan Miller made 27 saves to help the Buffalo Sabres beat the visiting Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 on Friday night.
2015 Idaho Adventure guide released
Free copy includes regional and local travel information, scenic photography, summer and winter activities, lodging options and regional tourism offices
BOISE - The 2015 official Idaho Adventure Guide is now available through the Idaho Department of Commerce-Tourism Development.
New Hampshire taxpayers paid $4,600 for Pence's visit
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire taxpayers covered $4,600 in services associated with Vice President Mike Pence's visit to accept an endorsement from the New England Police Benevolent Association.
Glacier visitation 20 percent ahead of last year
Glacier National Park is still on pace to eclipse last year’s visitation record by about 20 percent, although October statistics indicated a leveling out of crowds once the park wrapped up its busiest summer in history.
Legal Aid visit planned
A lawyer from the Coeur d’Alene office of Idaho Legal Aid Services will visit Bonners Ferry on Monday, Feb. 25, to meet with low-income Boundary County residents who have legal problems or questions — if there are four or more community members signed up.
Baucus visits CARD Clinic, warmly met
Meets, tours with board members for about 90 minutes Wednesday
U.S. Sen. Max Baucus received what amounted to a hero’s welcome Wednesday when he visited a CARD Clinic that has benefited immensely from funding the senior senatorial Democrat help to acquire.
Museum visit free for locals
The Museum of North Idaho is nearing the end of the 2022 season, but before it closes Oct. 29, locals can visit for free.
Mayor Staples visits local elementary school
Mayor Dick Staples spent time recently with Valley View Elementary third graders, reading a book, sharing information about city government and answering the students’ questions.
Glacier Park visitation drops in November
Soccer legend Hope Solo to visit C-Falls
Hope Solo, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and goalie of the U.S. women’s national soccer team, will visit the Columbia Falls High School gym on Tuesday, March 26, at noon.