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Bound for Montana to help save America

Signings don't need party dates

Last Wednesday was college football’s official signing day.

Letters to the editor April 4

Letters to the editor April 4

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Bound for Montana to help save America

Cold in the east with snow drought in the west

The infamous “polar vortex” did lead to some very frigid and snowy weather across the U.S. east of the Rockies. At the end of January and the first few days of February, very cold weather gripped the Southeast down into Florida. For example, the Tampa-St. Petersburg area had snow flurries with temperatures dropping into the lower 20s on Feb. 1.

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To fight anti-Semitism, Jewish teens teach in classrooms

VIENNA, Va. (AP) — Everything was in place: the silver kiddush cup beside the rolled-up Torah. The ceremonial candle, brushing braided challah. Twin boxes of Streit’s matzot, unopened.

The Latest: Italians test drug to help virus patients

The Latest on the world's coronavirus pandemic:

Legals for January, 12 2022

Pebble Creek Ski Area has a plethora of springtime events set to wrap up 2019-2020 season

INKOM — It may look like spring down in the valley, but it’s still winter at Pebble Creek Ski Area.

State Senate Bill has proposed restrictions on weapons in public spaces

OLYMPIA — A bill to increase restrictions on firearms in public places has passed in the Washington State Senate.

Football: Timberlake takes League, Badgers season ends

Cooper Lenz scored three touchdowns, including two on the ground, and the Timberlake Tigers overcame a slow start to steamroll the Bonners Ferry Badgers 66-28 to win the Intermountain League title on Friday, Oct. 20, at Kenny Mendenhall Stadium.

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The Latest: Alaska to require virus tests for air travelers

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The Latest: White House pondered taking control of DC police

Officials with the District of Columbia mayor’s office say the Trump administration floated the idea of taking over the police force in the nation’s capital after days of violent demonstrations that led to fires and vandalism in the wake of the death of George Floyd

Virus prompts spike in telehealth demand, services

Kalispell Regional completes 9,000 virtual visits since March

When it came time for Alan Gianoli to meet with his doctor at the Woodland Clinic in Kalispell, he first hesitated, and then eventually canceled his appointment. At 72 years old, he figured the risks associated with an in-person visit were too great.

Out-of-state developers should pay their share

Millions more dollars for education, property tax relief, or whatever would be forthcoming if the Idaho State Tax Commission would take more interest in collecting state income tax due under Idaho law, specifically from non-residents. Reference Idaho Code Section 63-3026A (3) Rule 260 and also 264 (01) re: non-residents taxable on income from Idaho sources. Specifically, gains on sales of Idaho property and interest earned on seller-financed sales of Idaho property by non-residents are clearly subject to Idaho state income tax. There has been very little effort made to collect this tax, or even to advise non-residents that they are required to file. This is true even though residents of states such as California that have state income tax, are in most cases, allowed a credit against their home state income tax based on the amounts paid.