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Federal aid assigned to rural New Mexico hospital
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Rural hospitals that have suspended non-urgent procedures as they brace for a surge in coronavirus patients have begun receiving a temporary financial lifeline from the federal government, members of New Mexico's congressional and U.S. Senate delegation announced Wednesday.
Dorothy B. Porter, 95
Dorothy was born in 1927 in Seattle, Washington, to parents Viola and Victor Olson.
Italy sees biggest day-to-day rise in coronavirus deaths
ROME (AP) — Italy has recorded its highest day-to-day-rise in the number of deaths of people infected with the new coronavirus.
Federal aid assigned to rural New Mexico hospital
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Rural hospitals that have suspended non-urgent procedures as they brace for a surge in coronavirus patients have begun receiving a temporary financial lifeline from the federal government, members of New Mexico's congressional and U.S. Senate delegation announced Wednesday.
Former Plains resident helps his students and school shine
For over two decades, Shane Browning has touched the lives of young students in Sterling, Colorado's RE-1 Valley School District as an elementary teacher.
More thoughts on the Flathead Water Compact
The Montana Water Court just completed the objection phase of the Flathead Compact’s preliminary decree.
James Lemm, 87
James Lelin Lemm passed away Feb. 9, 2024, in his sleep at 87. James was best known by his nickname Jim Sr. Sr was living comfortably in an assisted living home in Post Falls with Ruth. He is survived by Ruth, his wife of 70 years; and children Kathy, Lynda and Jimmy; with numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Why did the mummy become a detective?
Two Basin Sounders teams claim WA Cup titles
PASCO – Two Basin Sounders squads claimed titles at last weekend’s Washington Premier League 14U-11U WA Cup in Pasco.
Report: European bathing water quality remains high
BRUSSELS (AP) — The quality of bathing waters in Europe remains high according to a study by the EU environment agency that found that minimum water quality standards were met at 95 percent of the sites monitored across the continent last year.
The tutu girls: group of young cancer survivors reunites
NEW YORK (AP) — Lauren Glynn is the shy one with the toy husky dog. Smiley McKinley Moore has a doll with blond hair just like hers, and Avalynn Luciano is the squirmer with the pretty white bow on top of her head. Together, they are a brave posse of cancer survivors known as the tutu girls.
High school choir students set to perform with Avi Kaplan
Glacier High School hosts singer-songwriter Avi Kaplan, a former member of Grammy-award-winning a cappella group Pentatonix, in a special concert featuring students from around Montana on Oct. 28.
German business outlook plunges due to virus lockdown
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — A closely watched indicator of German business executives' outlooks plunged to its lowest ever level in April as economists struggled to predict just how deep the coronavirus downturn would be in Europe's largest economy.
PREP BASEBALL: Pitching fuels Sandpoint to sweep of Timberlake
After pitching 14 ⅓ innings so far this year, Jesse Turner lowered his ERA to a Inland Empire League-low 0.98.
County rescinds permit for Whistlestop Retreat on Lake Five
The Flathead County Commissioners Wednesday voted to rescind a major land use permit for the Whistlestop Retreat on Lake Five.
Japan's state of emergency is no lockdown. What's in it?
TOKYO (AP) — Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has declared a state of emergency in Tokyo and six other hard-hit Japanese prefectures to fortify the fight against the coronavirus outbreak. But this is no European or Wuhan-style lockdown. A look at what Japan's state of emergency entails:
Young woman shot near Edmonds market dies
EDMONDS, Wash. (AP) — A 20-year-old Mountlake Terrace woman has died after someone shot her outside an Edmonds market in an incident that also wounded two others Tuesday afternoon.
Secretary of Health visits Moses Lake
Mary Selecky came as part of rural health care tour to cities throughout eastern Washington
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Lowther named top chamber volunteer
SANDPOINT — At the July 8 Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Power Luncheon, Roxie Lowther, Director of Marketing Media at Litehouse Foods, received the Volunteer of the Month Award for her active involvement in the community.