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Magic to open arena to voters, as NBA election push grows

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) — The Orlando Magic announced Wednesday that their home arena will serve as an early voting site for the upcoming general election, continuing the rapidly growing movement from across the NBA to open buildings to voters in the coming weeks.

MACC works on Warden tower

Inspected site on Beck Way

WARDEN — The Multi Agency Communications Center (MACC) may be moving closer to adding a radio tower in Warden.

A week at a time

Saddle Up Grill Steakhouse owner slowly rebuilds after fire

ATHOL - The banks said no. The insurance money didn't stretch far enough.

PLAN THAT PARK

By RALPH BARTHOLDT

EPA decision both welcomed, scorned

The Environmental Protection Agency’s announcement Friday that it would proceed with a Superfund listing of the Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. site could end a debate that has simmered since the listing was first proposed in March 2015.

Kansas Democrats voting by mail only in presidential primary

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Democrats have scrapped plans for polling sites for their May 2 presidential primary and are using only mail-in ballots because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Kansas Democrats voting by mail only in presidential primary

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Democrats have scrapped plans for polling sites for their May 2 presidential primary and are using only mail-in ballots because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Bunker Hill reopening remains on track

At the local level, the reopening of the mine would be an economic stimulator for a historically economically depressed area – which began its decline with the mine’s closing in the 1980s.

Police Blotter

Strong 'Adventures'

Bremerton author signs books in Moses Lake Saturday

Striving for excellence

MOSES LAKE — As a 16-year-old junior at Moses Lake High School, Megan Frederick is a very studious and zealous member of the community.

Dynamic Duo serves hospital for 5 decades

Volunteer Corner

Carol Jean Price joined the Kootenai Health Auxiliary in 1974 after seeing an ad in the newspaper. She has worked in many areas of the hospital, beginning with the Surgery wing. She started out making patient charts, running errands and escorting patients to X-ray. Rather quickly, she was recognized as a universal volunteer in almost any department. By 1980, she was tracking and recording all auxiliary volunteer hours for the hospital. She served as the President of the Kootenai Medical Center Auxiliary for two years in 1983-84, and later served three years on the Council of Auxiliaries for the Idaho Hospital Association.

Traveling light into the new year

Over the weekend I read a story from the Philadelphia Inquirer about a couple who had a novel way to deal with 45 years of overabundant “stuff” that had accumulated in their home. The couple, in their 70s, held a downsizing party, complete with mimosas. They invited friends and relatives to come and take everything from pots and pans to candlesticks and linens.

Whitefish considers employee parking program

Whitefish considers employee parking program

Bullock: State won't pay to open Glacier

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock says the state will not pick up the tab to reopen Glacier National Park during the federal government shutdown.

Coulee City hosts April Fools Art Walk

Small town hosts ‘a helluva show’

COULEE CITY — About 400 people visited Coulee City on April 1 to wander through downtown businesses and look over art. That’s pretty impressive for a town of fewer than 600.

Coeur d’Alene Resort reopens 34 years after it first opened in ’86

COEUR d’ALENE — Thirty-four years ago, The Coeur d’Alene Resort opened to great fanfare.

Coeur d’Alene Resort reopens 34 years after it first opened in ’86

Coeur d’Alene Resort reopens 34 years after it first opened in ’86