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Notice of Application and Proposed Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance
Notice is hereby given that a JARPA (Shoreline Substantial Development & Conditional Use Permit) and SEPA Checklist received by Grant County on May 24, 2013 from Maiers Enterprises LLC (Designated Contact: John Herman, 3740 Thayer Rd. NE, Moses Lake, WA 98837, 509-989-4318) were found to be technically complete on June 06, 2013.
Tax credits sought for Courtyard Apts. upgrade
Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana is vying for state housing tax credits that would enable the agency to undertake a major renovation of its Courtyard Apartments on Airport Road in Kalispell.
Fantasy on ice: getting hitched on a glacier
I never should have doubted my daughter’s ability to pull off the most epic, spectacular wedding I’ve ever seen, all while wearing a ball gown, fishing boots and ice crampons.
Don't take the bait, America: Avoid war with Iran
America’s 21st century Middle East wars have cost our country thousands of American lives, hundreds of thousands of injured soldiers, the burden of having contributed to nearly a million Afghan and Iraqi deaths, and, per the latest estimate, $6 trillion, over a quarter of the entire U.S. federal debt.
Draft plan almost done
After more than a year of intensive study, countless volunteer hours and an aggressive meeting schedule, the Lakeside Neighborhood Plan Committee is nearing completion of their draft revision of the neighborhood plan.
Kalispell Council gives unanimous OK to budget
The Kalispell City Council on Monday night voted unanimously for the 2011 fiscal year final budget, and again put off a decision on the Westside Tax Increment Financing District.
Cancer survivor chalks up miles on bike
Goal of 65-year-old is 6,500 miles to raise funds for three non-profits
Legals for April, 19 2024
Legals for July, 8 2024
Indiana's governor orders restaurants, bars to close
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — All restaurants and bars in Indiana are being closed to in-person customers in another step ordered Monday by Gov. Eric Holcomb toward stemming the spread of the coronavirus.
Prosecutors urge lawmakers to help decide on freeing inmates
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — As officials consider releasing some inmates to lessen the impact of COVID-19 on Pennsylvania prisons, county prosecutors are telling lawmakers that passing legislation to address that would avoid leaving those decisions to the governor alone.
Prosecutors urge lawmakers to help decide on freeing inmates
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — As officials consider releasing some inmates to lessen the impact of COVID-19 on Pennsylvania prisons, county prosecutors are telling lawmakers that passing legislation to address that would avoid leaving those decisions to the governor alone.
Fantasy on ice: getting hitched on a glacier
I never should have doubted my daughter’s ability to pull off the most epic, spectacular wedding I’ve ever seen, all while wearing a ball gown, fishing boots and ice crampons.
Cancer survivor chalks up miles on bike
Goal of 65-year-old is 6,500 miles to raise funds for three non-profits
Cancer survivor chalks up miles on bike
Goal of 65-year-old is 6,500 miles to raise funds for three non-profits
E-waste recycling; Landfill cell gets 4 more years
The Lincoln County Landfill is once again accepting e-waste for recycling, and will be through mid-August.
Draft plan almost done
After more than a year of intensive study, countless volunteer hours and an aggressive meeting schedule, the Lakeside Neighborhood Plan Committee is nearing completion of their draft revision of the neighborhood plan.
Draft plan almost done
After more than a year of intensive study, countless volunteer hours and an aggressive meeting schedule, the Lakeside Neighborhood Plan Committee is nearing completion of their draft revision of the neighborhood plan.
Guest Opinion: Keep the land for others to see, enjoy
The Fork will have bistro emphasis
Business Bits
Lunch and dinner with a bistro emphasis will be available at The Fork at Lakeside. This restaurant will open in a few weeks at 309 Lakeside Ave. in the space that formerly housed the Lemongrass and Takara eateries.