Celebrating Sun Road's 75th

By CHRIS PETERSON / Hungry Horse News

Little sets school buildings, water infrastructure and transportation as top priorities

Idaho Gov. Brad Little has unveiled a plan to boost Idaho's education, water and transportation infrastructure during his annual "State of the State" address. Little presented his proposal to lawmakers gathered at the Statehouse for the first day of the legislative session Monday. He says too many of Idaho's school buildings are neglected and falling apart, and said a $2 billion investment in school facilities over 10 years would serve as a form of long-term property tax relief. Idaho's school facilities are largely funded through property taxes, and districts often must ask voters to approve levies to fix leaky roofs or otherwise improve buildings. Little also proposed funding to improve transportation and boost water capacity during drought.

Little sets school buildings, water infrastructure and transportation as top priorities

Idaho Gov. Brad Little has unveiled a plan to boost Idaho's education, water and transportation infrastructure during his annual "State of the State" address. Little presented his proposal to lawmakers gathered at the Statehouse for the first day of the legislative session Monday. He says too many of Idaho's school buildings are neglected and falling apart, and said a $2 billion investment in school facilities over 10 years would serve as a form of long-term property tax relief. Idaho's school facilities are largely funded through property taxes, and districts often must ask voters to approve levies to fix leaky roofs or otherwise improve buildings. Little also proposed funding to improve transportation and boost water capacity during drought.

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Going-to-the-Sun road turns 75

By CHRIS PETERSON / For the Whitefish Pilot

Thursday

All students who plan to participate in any extracurricular activity at Whitefish High School in 2009-2010 must have a parent attend a mandatory informational meeting on one of the two following dates ó Thursday, May 21, and Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 6:30 p.m. in the Whitefish High School Gym. A parent must attend one of these meetings before a student will be allowed to practice or participate.

Preparing Big Mountain for the 1949 nationals

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Celebrating Sun Road's 75th

By CHRIS PETERSON / Hungry Horse News

Thursday

All students who plan to participate in any extracurricular activity at Whitefish High School in 2009-2010 must have a parent attend a mandatory informational meeting on one of the two following dates ó Thursday, May 21, and Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 6:30 p.m. in the Whitefish High School Gym. A parent must attend one of these meetings before a student will be allowed to practice or participate.

Celebrating Sun Road's 75th

By CHRIS PETERSON / Hungry Horse News

Going-to-the-Sun road turns 75

By CHRIS PETERSON / For the Whitefish Pilot

Thursday

All students who plan to participate in any extracurricular activity at Whitefish High School in 2009-2010 must have a parent attend a mandatory informational meeting on one of the two following dates ó Thursday, May 21, and Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 6:30 p.m. in the Whitefish High School Gym. A parent must attend one of these meetings before a student will be allowed to practice or participate.

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'You scream, I scream...'

With two new shops, Whitefish has frozen treats galore

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