Study: Credit card data not so anonymous

WASHINGTON (AP) — Credit card data isn’t quite as anonymous as promised, a new study says.

Getting started with food and wine

For many of us as we start to enjoy wine it is natural progression to begin experimenting with cooking, while for others the pleasure we derive from preparing great meals evolves into an interest in wine. In either case the focus is on the wine and food enhancing each other. The challenge though is how to get started.

What you need to know today about the virus outbreak

There’s a rare glimmer of hope for the rest of the world as it battles the coronavirus pandemic: Chinese authorities said Thursday that Wuhan, the former epicenter that initially suffered thousands of cases a day, and its surrounding province had no new cases to report.

Zucchini disguise and skivvy races

For reasons I no longer remember, I volunteered to get dinner for myself, first-wife Iris and our two sons last Thursday. As the afternoon hours seemed to be rapidly passing by, certain amount of panic set in, and I decided to not roll out a batch of my famous homemade noodles.

Timber Creek resident worked murders in LA

Pat Marshall, 72, is an ex-homicide detective who worked in Los Angeles for over 21 years. His beat included the Watts neighborhood, where violence had erupted between police and African Americans during the Watts riots in 1965, a mere four years before Marshall started working.

PR schools open for year

10 Years Ago — 2008

Dinner and a show

Community members provide meals for quarantined playhouse members

Shannon Barrett organized a meal drive to provide dinners for the company members every other night during their quarantine.

UK data suggest hospitalization is less likely with omicron

Emerging evidence that omicron produces milder illness than other variants

Top infectious disease doctor inspires 'Fauci fever'

A new condition related to the coronavirus pandemic is sweeping the United States: Fauci fever.

Top infectious disease doctor inspires 'Fauci fever'

A new condition related to the coronavirus pandemic is sweeping the United States: Fauci fever.

Zucchini disguise and skivvy races

For reasons I no longer remember, I volunteered to get dinner for myself, first-wife Iris and our two sons last Thursday. As the afternoon hours seemed to be rapidly passing by, certain amount of panic set in, and I decided to not roll out a batch of my famous homemade noodles.

Plains School Board talks money

PLAINS – At the monthly school board meeting, money was high on the chain of topics as the Plains School Board discussed a new grant the school received, approved three salary increases and paid dues to the Montana School Board Association.

Zucchini disguise and skivvy races

For reasons I no longer remember, I volunteered to get dinner for myself, first-wife Iris and our two sons last Thursday. As the afternoon hours seemed to be rapidly passing by, certain amount of panic set in, and I decided to not roll out a batch of my famous homemade noodles.

GRANDMA GREEN SAYS: Are we learning from history?

The other day, as I was grocery shopping, I heard a gentleman complaining about the high prices. Before I thought, I said, “Be glad we don’t live in Ukraine.” I got to thinking how true that is. We are concerned about the cost of gas and groceries and the skyrocketing cost of living, and some people about whether they can afford to go on a vacation. The people of Ukraine are worried about their existence, spending time in shelters due to Russia’s bombing, lack of food, medical needs, et cetera. I am 100% sure that Ukraine and those countries in turmoil would gladly trade places and only have to worry about gas and grocery prices.

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Pirates RHP Mitch Keller departs with left side discomfort

CHICAGO (AP) — Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Mitch Keller exited his start against the Chicago Cubs on Saturday night because of discomfort on his left side.

Pirates RHP Keller departs start with injury

CHICAGO (AP) — Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Mitch Keller left his start against the Chicago Cubs on Saturday night with an injury.

Pirates RHP Mitch Keller departs with left side discomfort

CHICAGO (AP) — Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Mitch Keller exited his start against the Chicago Cubs on Saturday night because of discomfort on his left side.

Chamber honors Chris Bessler as top volunteer

SANDPOINT — Chris Bessler’s volunteering efforts in the community are vast and his impact tremendous.