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Legals for July, 26 2022
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Hosts needed for exchange students
Popular weather man to host Chamber awards
Ravenwood raises scholarship funds
Hosts needed for exchange students
Ravenwood raises scholarship funds
Hosts needed for exchange students
Ravenwood raises scholarship funds
Popular weather man to host Chamber awards
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Brown on Brown
UK fishers cry foul as Brexit red tape leaves catch rotting
LONDON (AP) — British fishing communities were among the strongest supporters of Brexit. But now some say they face ruin because of new red tape imposed by the U.K.'s departure from the European Union.
Snow wreaks havoc on roads, power lines
SANDPOINT — A snowstorm that dumped at least a half a foot of snow on Bonner County kept emergency responders of all stripes task-saturated on Tuesday.
No answer to alley impasse
SANDPOINT — City officials hosted a meeting Wednesday to discuss safety issues and garbage pickup in narrow downtown alley where gas meters struck by vehicles have caused concern.
Inside Edge: 13-year-old Kasten Grimm impresses in biathlon
Still waiting! — Mother Nature pulled a fast one, turning much of our hope for snow dump into rain. Thanks to cooler temps and great groomer work, what’s open at Schweitzer is skiing great.
Frazee pleads not guilty in killing of fiancee
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo. (AP) — A Colorado rancher suspected of killing his fiancee and burning her body pleaded not guilty Friday to murder and solicitation to commit murder charges.
Invaders threaten native species
SANDPOINT — A popular fishing spot is being threatened by an unwanted intruder.
Tea party helps dump Idaho Senate incumbents
BOISE - With the tea party's help, the Idaho Senate may turn more conservative after Tuesday's primary.
Northwest Montana hit with snow; more cold on the way
The National Weather Service is forecasting this year’s second round of arctic winds to blow through Northwest Montana this week. The negative temperatures are predicted to come on the heels of a snowstorm that dumped between 3 and 6 inches of snow across the Flathead Valley as of Monday morning.
Idaho Senate panel dumps health care nullification
BOISE (AP) - A bill to nullify the federal health insurance overhaul died Friday in a Senate committee, angering passionate supporters who chastised lawmakers with taunts of "coward" as they were leaving the completed hearing.