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Employers explore nontraditional benefits
As the workforce becomes increasingly interested in a healthy work-life balance and overall wellness, some employers are experimenting with nontraditional benefits designed to attract and retain top talent.
Jazz legend Chuck Mangione, known for 'Feels So Good,' dies at 84
Two-time Grammy Award-winning musician Chuck Mangione, who achieved international success in 1977 with his jazz-flavored single “Feels So Good” and later became a voice actor on the animated TV comedy “King of the Hill,” has died. He was 84.
MARCH NIBJ: Employers explore nontraditional benefits
As the workforce becomes increasingly interested in a healthy work-life balance and overall wellness, some employers are experimenting with nontraditional benefits designed to attract and retain top talent.
Moon Pass almost open for season
Moon Pass almost open for season
Camp Stidwell placed in conservation easement
Agreement between Sandpoint Kiwanis, INLC protects site, restricts development
A tree at Camp Stidwell has been around since before David Thompson first explored the region — or the United States was even a country. "Who wouldn't want to preserve this?" Kiwanis Club secretary Dick Vail said of the tree — and the entire 160-acre site on the south end of Mirror Lake. "Nature worth preserving." The club recently took steps to protect the area in perpetuity, signing a conservation easement with the Inland Northwest Land Conservancy.
The Latest: Melania Trump thanks medical workers in video
The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
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Police records for Dec. 10, 2019
Moses Lake Police Department
Yoke's donates $25,000 to SHS athletics
(Photo courtesy of KRIS KNOWLES) Yoke’s store Manager Dusty Johnson and assistant store manager Tevis Hull present a $25,000 donation to Sandpoint High School athletic director Kris Knowles. Knowles also expressed gratitude for Yoke’s’s community involvement and longtime support of Sandpoint athletics.
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The Elks Pro Shop team claimed the Elks Thursday Night Golf League championship in a playoff on Thursday, Aug. 8. Pictured are team members Ryan Moore, Bob Moore, Russ Brisboy, and Steve Erickson. Team member Phil Bricker is not pictured.
We must work together to stop cyber attacks
With the holiday shopping season well under way, consumers, retailers and banks are reminded of the great need to protect financial data and payment information.
The doctor will see you now via webcam, smartphone
Busy, busy times in Glacier Park
‘We are at capacity in a lot of ways’
If the near-perfect summer weather, traffic jams, and record numbers of visitors swarming into Glacier National Park over the last six months are any indication, this July will be the busiest month in the park’s 106-year history.
To keep seniors safe at home, Medicare expands telemedicine
WASHINGTON (AP) — Medicare said Tuesday it will immediately expand coverage for telemedicine nationwide to help seniors with health problems stay home to avoid the coronavirus.
Moses Lake grocery store
MOSES LAKE — Several leaders in the Moses Lake community got their first look at the city's newest grocery store Tuesday evening.
The Latest: Grandmother of Brazil’s first lady dies
BRASILIA, Brasil — The grandmother of Brazil’s first lady died Wednesday after more than a month fighting COVID-19 in a public hospital on the outskirts of Brasilia.
Biden to exercise empathy skills in Texas visit after storms
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden will exercise his empathy skills Friday during a Texas visit with a dual mission: surveying damage caused by
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