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Troy man accused of spraying wife with fire extinguisher
Joshua Michael Glaese, 39, pleaded not guilty to one felony count of assault with a weapon.
THE CHEAP SEATS with STEVE CAMERON: Spotlight shines on Ward, whether he wants it to or not
In the end, it’s all going to come down to whether Ward is as special as everyone believes him to be. If so, Wazzu might be pretty special, too.
Hayden amends, approves lower levy request amount
Base budget increase ask for more law enforcement will be on Nov. 8 ballot
A proposed levy seeking additional funding for law enforcement in Hayden will be on the ballot Nov. 8, but it will be for a lower amount than originally approved by the city council in August. During a special Tuesday evening council meeting, council members passed a motion to amend the levy amount from $597,843 to $543,843, a difference of $54,000.
Weekend TV/Radio highlights
Radio and television highlights for upcoming weekend.
OPINION: A compliment to Raul Labrador for wanting to learn about Idaho water
It may seem out of place for the treasurer of one candidate for Attorney General to compliment the other candidate, but water law and policy is so vital to the future of Idaho that a compliment should be given when it is in order.
Legals for September, 2 2022
Big Sky Conference football starts flying Saturday
The Big Sky Conference season is upon us, with four games happening Thursday night, and while one important question has been answered — Marcus Welnel is No. 37 for the Griz — others remain.
Wolfpack boys blank Eagles
A tough goalie was no match for the Glacier Wolfpack boys, who defeated Big Sky 4-0 in Western AA soccer on Tuesday.
After the levy fails: Political opposition, other factors contribute to defeat
Multiple factors helped tank the Coeur d’Alene School District’s levy Tuesday at the polls, including an opposition campaign by the local Republican party. The school plant facilities levy, if passed by voters, would have provided the school district with an additional $8 million per year over 10 years to support safety and maintenance needs in school buildings. It required a 55% supermajority to pass, but received just 50.27% of the votes in favor, which was slightly more than the nearly 50% who voted against the measure.
NIC at Sandpoint to host welcome event
NIC at Sandpoint will host a Day of Welcome for students and community members from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 14 at the new location at 515 Pine St. in Sandpoint. The event is open to the public.
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Letters to the editor Sept. 1
Letters to the editor Sept. 1
Legals for September, 1 2022
States tapping historic surpluses for tax cuts and rebates
Stoked by the largest surplus in state history, Missouri's Republican-led Legislature devised a $500 million plan to send one-time tax refunds to millions of households. In a shock to some, GOP Gov. Mike Parson vetoed it.
The case for open primaries
In his farewell address, George Washington, “In contemplating the causes which may disturb our Union” warned of the grave dangers of political parties then just developing at the time of his departure from the presidency.
'Winning Mentality"
Jacks prepare for 2022 season
QUINCY – With years of unsuccessful seasons in the rearview mirror, new Quincy head coach Russ Elliott hopes to change the school’s football team’s mindset to that of a winning program.
Season of Change
Tigers take on 2022 with new faces
EPHRATA – The Tigers take on 2022 with significant differences from a year ago, both with quarterback play and at the head coach position.
Couple recall harrowing escape from fire; credit puppy to saving their lives
GoFundMe fundraiser set up to help with expenses
Desiree Brewer didn’t think twice about jumping off a balcony, realizing it was her only escape from the flames that engulfed her family’s Kalispell home on Aug. 20.
Council approves controversial marijuana dispensary on Baker Avenue
Last week, Whitefish City Council discussed and eventually voted to approve a conditional use permit for a marijuana dispensary to operate at 333 Baker Avenue.