Legals for August, 14 2025

300 chiropractic office visitors urged to quarantine

VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) — Public health officials are urging nearly 300 people who visited a chiropractic office in southwestern Washington last week to quarantine immediately because they may have been exposed to COVID-19 by an infected worker.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Inside the head of a winemaker

After completing my last column on Saturday, Sept. 26, we received news of the Glass Fire erupting in the Napa Valley.

NY Legislature won't try to impeach Cuomo after he quits

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The New York state Assembly will suspend its investigation of Gov. Andrew Cuomo once he steps down after its leader concluded the Legislature didn't have the clear authority to impeach a departed official, the chamber's top Democrat said Friday.

Vancouver ramming attack suspect charged with murder as hundreds attend vigils for victims

VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — A 30-year-old man was charged with multiple counts of murder in the deaths of 11 people who were killed when a car careened into a crowd at a Filipino heritage festival in Vancouver, and mourners including the Canadian prime minister remembered the dead at vigils across the city.

Jacks defeated at home despite hard-fought game

QUINCY – On Friday, the Quincy Jacks (1-4) fell short at home to the Prosser Mustangs 35-7. Despite the loss, Head Coach Seth Longwill said he still came away proud of his players. “Prosser has been a powerhouse since the 80s. For us to go out there and battle, I thought the kids played their tails off, I was extremely happy and proud of their performance,” Longwill said.

Tony Clark scores 17 as Virginia holds off Pitt 59-56

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Tony Clark scored 17 points as Virginia held off a late charge to top Pittsburgh 59-56 on Saturday afternoon.

ALL-IDAHO BASKETBALL: Timberlake’s Soumas, Lakeside’s Spotted Horse named high school basketball players of the year

BOISE — The state’s top boys and girls high school basketball players were honored this past week, and two of them come from North Idaho.

Bike path, expanded retail highlight plan update

Proposed updates to Whitefish’s Downtown Master Plan range from expanding retail shopping to a total reconfiguration of Spokane Avenue with a protected bike path.

Your mission for today is kindness

“It’s like watching a movie play out on screen.”

Community invited to scavenger hunt

Northwest Expedition Academy is inviting NExA family members and the whole Hayden community out for a scavenger hunt next Wednesday.

OPINION: Chaos primaries and rigged choice voting

Should foreign nationals vote in American elections? No. Should Oregon or Washington residents vote in Idaho elections? No. Should Republicans get to vote for who will be the Democrat State Party Chairman? No. Should affiliated Republicans vote for who is the Democrat’s Precinct Committeeman? No. The members of a group should be the ones selecting who represents their group.

Legals for November, 21 2019

Patient, family top priority at River City Hospice

River City Hospice provides services for patients in their home who are facing a life limiting illness. Although the primary focus of River City Hospice is pain and symptom management, the individual needs and preferences of the patient and their family is always our top priority when a care plan is being developed. The involvement of family and loved ones is welcomed and encouraged.

The Latest: Texas reports 227 more confirmed COVID-19 deaths

AUSTIN, Texas -- The number of deaths in Texas due to the illness caused by the coronavirus increased by more than 200 on Saturday while the number of people hospitalized with the virus declined, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.

Apartment project highlights fee in lieu versus affordable housing units

The Whitefish Community Development Board voted to recommend approval for a conditional use permit for a 21-unit multi-family development on Iowa Avenue.

Inslee, Culp advance to November ballot in governor's race

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Democratic incumbent Gov. Jay Inslee and Republican challenger Loren Culp advanced Tuesday night through Washington's top-two primary to the November ballot.

Coeur d'Alene man says speeding drivers have him on edge

Cd'A resident says speeding drivers in neighborhood have him fearing for children

What has rattled him is the traffic zipping by north and south outside his home. While it’s a 25-mph street, Korver guesses the average speed of most vehicles traveling between Harrison and Locust avenues is about 40 mph. “It’s a straight shot. They don’t have to slow down for anything,” Korver said. “I’m not going to put up with that. I can’t. It's too important to me.” With no speed limit or stop signs, and no crosswalks, Korver worries the situation will only get worse unless the city steps in.

Legals for June, 7 2020

Inslee, Culp advance to November ballot in governor's race

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Democratic incumbent Gov. Jay Inslee and Republican challenger Loren Culp advanced Tuesday night through Washington's top-two primary to the November ballot.