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Schools consider online requirement

Locals will watch other district, states closely

Local school districts are researching whether to make online learning a high school graduation requirement.

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Say goodbye to tax-free internet purchases

COEUR d’ALENE — Idahoans buying products over the internet will now have sales tax collected on most purchases, thanks to a bill Gov. Butch Otter signed into law Thursday.

Spaces available in 'Wild About Turkeys' workshop

Participants can receive college credits

Everyone who has spent any time in the outdoors of North Idaho has seen a wild turkey. Actually, if you have seen one you have likely seen dozens as they spend much of their time in large flocks, especially in winter. Where there is one there are often many.

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Rail expansion supports economic activity in ID

Idahoans living in communities across our large state create quality, innovative products, making access to reliable and affordable transportation options critical for the success of Idaho small businesses and agricultural producers. Short line railroads are proven to be extremely efficient at moving Idaho goods to customers worldwide. I had the opportunity to join executives from Watco Companies, LLC; Burley Mayor Merlin Smedley; and other local officials in Burley to celebrate a major expansion of short line railroad service, a welcome step in bringing jobs and expanded economic activity to Idaho.

Glacier Institute has new home on Nucleus

The Glacier Institute is now calling Columbia Falls home. The nonprofit organization provides educational programs in Glacier National Park and the Flathead National Forest purchased the former Whitefish Credit Union on Nucleus Avenue late last year and started moving into the building last week, said executive Director Joyce Hassard.

Fund is established to assist Faulkners with medical bills

  A fund to help pay the medical expenses for Patrick Faulkner, the 15-year-old Libby High School sophomore who was critically injured July 25 in a head-on accident on U.S. Route 2, has been established at Lincoln County Credit Union.

Machine tech programs approved

Flathead Valley Community College’s board of trustees adopted two certificates in industrial machine technology at its regular December meeting held Monday.

Home Depot: Hackers also stole email addresses

NEW YORK (AP) — Hackers stole 53 million email addresses in addition to customers’ card data, Home Depot said Thursday.

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Wahluke fastpitch makes districts for first time

WARDEN - The Wahluke Lady Warriors made history on Tuesday, earning their first trip to district competition in fastpitch program history. A 14-1 play-in game win over Toppenish in the 1A District 5 tournament sets up a matchup with No. 1 seed College Place on Thursday. “Just all the girls,” Wahluke fastpitch head coach Jenna Wirtzberger said, crediting how they made it this far. “They’ve all worked so hard, they’ve become great competitors.” ...

Another way to boost local education

Newspaper program can be a teacher's - and a community's - best friend.