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In a Nutshell: Give the gift of community
For many, the holiday season is a time of joy, gratitude and giving. Making a charitable gift during this time not only helps those less fortunate but also fosters a sense of compassion and unity. It presents a unique opportunity for our communities to come together and make a positive impact on the lives of our neighbors in need.
Data of 40 million plus exposed in latest T-Mobile breach
T-Mobile also confirmed Wednesday that approximately 850,000 active T-Mobile prepaid customer names, phone numbers and account PINs were exposed
Jerry Meerkatz, 63
Jerry Meerkatz was born on Dec. 21, 1957, in Rawlins, Wyoming.
Toys for Tots a love story to those in need
Toys for Tots provides free new toys for children living in the LPOSD
Litehouse employees keep busy giving back
The Litehouse Giving Committee has been busy this summer giving back to the community. The group of Litehouse employee-owners are committed to finding ways to help local groups and nonprofits.Recently the team coordinated donations of nearly $25,000 to local Sandpoint charities.
Donald E. DuBeau, 86
Donald E. DuBeau died two weeks short of his 87th birthday on May 31, 2022, of natural causes.
2 Black executives leave Amazon amid changes in leadership
The e-commerce juggernaut confirmed the news Tuesday hours after CEO Andy Jassy named a new head for the company's troubled retail business. That unit has been burdened with a glut of warehouse space after a massive expansion during the pandemic.
Donald E. DuBeau
Donald E. DuBeau died two weeks short of his 87th birthday on May 31, 2022, of natural causes.
'Tots' makes Christmas magical
To date, the annual Christmas drive has raised $37,528.27 of the Sandpoint Lion's goal of $50,000.
US locking down 70 million people as virus strains Europe
Three major American states are locking down their residents in the face of a rapidly advancing virus storm that is already severely straining health systems in parts of Europe.
New Mexico small businesses hit amid rising unemployment
RIO RANCHO, N.M. (AP) — Small business owners in New Mexico are pleading with Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham to ease some coronavirus restrictions as federal numbers Thursday showed another spike in the number of people applying for unemployment.
The blotter: That mountain lion is spotted again
April 13
VIRUS DIARY: An unfamiliar war for those who live with war
BEIRUT (AP) — I’ve seen the streets of Beirut empty before, during wars when the shells were falling and under curfews after various bouts of fighting. But it is the silence that is getting to me.
VIRUS DIARY: An unfamiliar war for those who live with war
BEIRUT (AP) — I’ve seen the streets of Beirut empty before, during wars when the shells were falling and under curfews after various bouts of fighting. But it is the silence that is getting to me.
Far from high and dry
Adam Burton adds services to keep Next Day Dry Cleaning going
VIRUS DIARY: An unfamiliar war for those who live with war
BEIRUT (AP) — I’ve seen the streets of Beirut empty before, during wars when the shells were falling and under curfews after various bouts of fighting. But it is the silence that is getting to me.
In-person cookie sales ruled out for Girl Scouts amid COVID-19 outbreak
OLYMPIA — Around this time every year, Girl Scout troops, volunteers and organization officials across the region coordinate an effort to sell their famous cookies across 65,000 square miles and 29 counties east of the Cascades.
VIRUS DIARY: An unfamiliar war for those who live with war
BEIRUT (AP) — I’ve seen the streets of Beirut empty before, during wars when the shells were falling and under curfews after various bouts of fighting. But it is the silence that is getting to me.
Singapore, Japan cases jump, India extends largest lockdown
BANGKOK (AP) — Singapore has reported its biggest daily jump in new coronavirus infections, most of them linked to foreign workers living in crowded dormitories.
A Vandal’s view of the pandemic
Raised in a big city, I thought I’d seen it all.