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Public supports signal or roundabout at Batavia Lane
The Montana Department of Transportation and members of the public seem to agree on two potential redesign options for the intersection of Batavia Lane and U.S. 2 West near Smith Valley School.
Festival of Art draws nearly 50 vendors
Kirstin Baker of Dragonfly Pottery in Belgrade brought her own fan to the Flathead Lake Festival of Art, where temperatures were in the low 90s Saturday afternoon.
K-12 schools could see $162M in cuts from attendance-based formula
A large portion of this year’s $381 million boost to Idaho public schools may be clawed back, after state officials rescinded a temporary formula that funded schools based on enrollment.
Bonner County Calendar - July 25, 2024
A look at the events, activities, and meetings happening around Bonner County, from Sandpoint to Cocolalla, from Priest River to Ponderay, and from Clark Fork to Dover.
Broncos' Casey eager to face former team Titans in opener
DENVER (AP) — Ever since the NFL released its schedule on May 7, Jurrell Casey has been counting down the days to the Denver Broncos’ season opener against Tennessee.
St. Louis couple charged for pulling, waving guns at protest
ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis’ top prosecutor on Monday charged a husband and wife with felony unlawful use of a weapon for displaying guns during a racial injustice protest outside their mansion.
Opponents try to strip medical marijuana measure off ballot
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Opponents of a ballot measure to legalize medical marijuana asked Nebraska's top election official Wednesday to reject the proposal before it goes to voters, just as he did with a proposal
Lincoln County to reassess Port Authority structure
In the wake of a Nov. 9 meeting about redeveloping the 400-acre Lincoln County Port Authority site in Libby — as well as ongoing concerns from residents and potential entrepreneurs — the Lincoln County Commission recently signaled it’s time to restructure management of the Port Authority to improve the site’s viability.
Law roundup: Looking for love, local single only finds fraud
’Tis better to have loved and lost than to have attempted to find love and been scammed, which is what a local single person learned after doing business with a dating website. They contacted the Kalispell Police Department accusing the online matchmaking service of fraud.
Knights take second at SCAC wrestling Districts, Cougars take third
WARDEN — Warden High School hosted the SCAC East district boys wrestling tournament over the weekend. Connell walked away with the top team score.
Additional businesses eye North Kalispell
The Spring Prairie Commercial District in North Kalispell could be seeing several new additions in the next few years.
MY TURN: Take a stand against bigotry, racism
On behalf of the NAACP Kootenai County Branch, I am writing to address a deeply troubling incident that recently occurred at McEuen Park, where young students from the Coeur d’Alene Tribal School were racially harassed by a group of adults. First and foremost, we stand in solidarity with the Coeur d’Alene Tribe and the affected children, and condemn the actions of the individuals responsible for the incident. Simply put, intolerance and disrespect have no place here.
The Latest: Repair work at Notre Dame resumes amid virus
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Haaland scores twice as Borussia Dortmund wins 3-0 at Brugge
BRUGGE, Belgium (AP) — Striker Erling Haaland scored twice as Borussia Dortmund cruised to a comfortable 3-0 win at Club Brugge in their Champions League game on Wednesday and took top spot in Group F.
Biden, GOP senator talk as time drags on infrastructure deal
WASHINGTON (AP) — For nearly an hour, President Joe Biden and the top Senate Republican negotiating infrastructure met behind closed doors — two seasoned legislators engaged in another round of conversations, but emerging with few outward signs of tangible progress ahead of a deadline next week.
St. Louis couple charged for pulling guns at protest
ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis’ top prosecutor on Monday charged a husband and wife with felony unlawful use of a weapon for displaying guns during a racial injustice protest outside their mansion.
Jeffrey Paul Scheib
Jeffrey (Jeff) Paul Scheib, 62, passed away Nov. 22 while visiting family in the Dallas, Texas area. Jeff was born Nov. 1, 1960, in Soap Lake, Washington, son of the late Lawrence and Elizabeth Scheib. He attended Delancey Houghton Elementary, Soap Lake High School and the University of Washington. He worked for several public and private institutions as a software developer, including UW Medical School, Harborview Medical Center, Intel Corp, Qualcomm and Wells Fargo. His favorite pastimes were tennis, racquetball, badminton and living life to the fullest with his friends and family.
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Carlson, Hedman and Josi named NHL Norris Trophy finalists
Washington's John Carlson, Tampa Bay’s Victor Hedman and Nashville's Roman Josi have been named the finalists for the NHL’s James Norris Memorial Trophy, awarded to the league’s top defenseman.
City at center of China's virus outbreak gradually revives
WUHAN, China (AP) — Shopkeepers in the city at the center of China's virus outbreak were reopening Monday but customers were scarce after authorities lifted more of the anti-virus controls that kept tens of millions of people at home for two months.