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Legals for December, 17 2019
Legals for December, 17 2019
SPECIAL ADVERTISING CONTENT: Recharge with a fall getaway at Dover Bay
Neighborhood of the Week: Oct. 10
Law enforcement and court records
Lake County District Court, Judge McNeil presiding
Montana to accept federal $ to feed school-aged children next summer
The state previously opted not to apply for $10 million through the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program in July, with the Department of Public Health and Human Services citing a “significant administrative burden for what was meant to be a temporary program,” a spokesperson previously told the Daily Montanan.
Listen up, and listen with love
The message from a mother whose students knew and loved Troy Schueller could have been written by many others.
Why I love to shop in a small town
I used to dread going shopping.
Hobby inspires new Columbia Falls rock shop
Christina Moser wasn’t really planning on opening a rock shop when she visited the empty 729 Nucleus Avenue storefront in Columbia Falls.
BASIN HOOPS ROUNDUP: District playoffs begin
MOSES LAKE – District playoff action for boys and girls basketball across the Basin is in full swing. Read along for a breakdown of where local teams finished in their league standings, as well as a recap of recent district playoff games.
Home Depot breaks ground in Moses Lake
120-day ESI project will lead to October opening
Next up in North Kalispell: 14 buildings on 28 acres
New shopping center on the drawing board
Plans are emerging for a new phase of commercial development in north Kalispell involving 14 buildings on 28 acres south of Costco.
Young entrepreneur opens area tattoo shop
Surrounded by canvases covered in his colorful, graffiti-style designs, Allen Wright sketches in his first tattoo shop. Above him gazes a faux-gold Buddha statute sitting on a shelf supporting a rainbow of ink bottles, sterile solutions and latex gloves.
Spots still open for NIC at Sandpoint bird class
It's not too late to sign up for North Idaho College at Sandpoint's "Family Birding Outing" class taught by ornithologist and author Brian Baxter on May 2.
Socked by virus, comic book industry tries to draw next page
The pandemic has transformed Christina Blanch, owner of Aw Yeah Comics, into a nightly TV host.
Socked by virus, comic book industry tries to draw next page
The pandemic has transformed Christina Blanch, owner of Aw Yeah Comics, into a nightly TV host.
Socked by virus, comic book industry tries to draw next page
The pandemic has transformed Christina Blanch, owner of Aw Yeah Comics, into a nightly TV host.
Socked by virus, comic book industry tries to draw next page
The pandemic has transformed Christina Blanch, owner of Aw Yeah Comics, into a nightly TV host.
Marijuana retail shops allowed in all commercial areas of city
Marijuana retail shops allowed in all commercial areas of city
The Lady Eclectic: Local artist launches online store
The development of online craft marketplaces like Etsy has served a unique role in establishing up-and-coming entrepreneurs, small businesses and artisans that otherwise wouldn’t have the means or opportunity to sell their one-of-a-kind creations.
Navy official: Warship stable, fire could be out in 24 hours
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Hundreds of sailors have isolated the fire ravaging the USS Bonhomme Richard down to two areas of the warship and a top Navy official said Tuesday it's possible the blaze could be extinguished over the next 24 hours.