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CFAC, Ruis announce sale agreement for 2,400 acres of land
The Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. has announced a sale agreement of 2,400 acres of land it owns to Columbia Falls developer Mick Ruis.
AP: States spent over $7B competing for early virus supplies
Ray Bellia had a good business before the coronavirus pandemic. He topped $4 million in annual sales from his New Hampshire store that specialized in protective gear for police.
AP: States spent over $7B competing for early virus supplies
Ray Bellia had a good business before the coronavirus pandemic. He topped $4 million in annual sales from his New Hampshire store that specialized in protective gear for police.
AP: States spent over $7B competing for early virus supplies
Ray Bellia had a good business before the coronavirus pandemic. He topped $4 million in annual sales from his New Hampshire store that specialized in protective gear for police.
The Latest: Ohio reducing jail populations to fight virus
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Time for fall's last chores: transplants, spring bulbs, birds
“Oh, winds and skies and clouds of June, and flowers of June together — You cannot rival for one hour October’s bright blue weather!”
Natural dental care
When was the last time you stopped to read the ingredients on your tube of toothpaste? We're getting pretty good at scanning food labels, but it may also be time to change the way you clean your teeth. I took a peek at a tube of popular toothpaste and was more than a little concerned by the contents. Among the chemicals listed, each of which poses one health risk or another, was triclosan. This chemical is touted as an antibacterial agent (read: pesticide) that will reduce oral bacteria, preventing gum disease. But what the labels don't report is that triclosan has been linked to cancer, hormone disruption and liver damage - not the kind of stuff you want in your mouth day after day, particularly when it is also known to accumulate in the body over time.
Idaho's Johnny Appleseed
Wolf Lodge couple distributes seedling trees across Panhandle
Steve Funk walked from his house to his shed on Edge Creek Tree Farm in Wolf Lodge. Normally the shed covers a sawmill, some logs and an old fire truck. But today, boxes labeled with yellow, orange and purple tape filled the open shed. The man in tan Carhartt overalls and a red flannel shirt hopped into the forklift and moved some of the boxes onto a truck.
Turkey's great escape foils Thanksgiving plans
PORTLAND, Ore. - Two Sundays before Thanksgiving, my farming partner and I brought a live turkey in a burlap sack to our urban farm on the outskirts of Portland. The lanky brown-feathered bird quietly took her place in our chicken coop.
Police Calls: A ‘squatty’ lady might be peddling puppies
Police Calls: A ‘squatty’ lady might be peddling puppies
Fueling the pain
Climbing costs have drivers in search of lowest prices
Gas prices hike burns drivers
A Little Off the Top: The part-time parent
Being an uncle is great. You get all the benefits of having kids, except you can give them back when their diapers are dirty, and they start crying, and you have no financial, legal or other obligations when it comes to raising them.
Doggy dash for shelter
POLSON - Mission Valley Animal Shelter manager Brenda Jones knows how quickly things can turn for the better. During one very normal day at work, she received a call from a man who said he would give the struggling animal shelter lots of money.
Stocks post 4th gain in a row, extending a weeklong rally
Stocks closed higher on Wall Street Thursday, extending the market’s solid rebound this week and delivering another round of record highs for the major indexes.
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Juveniles succeed with alternative justice
Juveniles find success with alternative justice
