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Legals for May, 2 2023
P&G CEO on products for older folks; cutting back on plastic
NEW YORK (AP) — Tide detergent, Pantene shampoo and Gillette razors have filled cupboards for decades. But being a household name isn't good enough anymore.
Legals for February, 3 2023
Wisconsin secretary resigns amid unemployment claim backlog
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The state Department of Workforce Development's top leader resigned Friday after failing to find a way to address a massive backlog of unprocessed unemployment benefit claims sparked by the coronavirus pandemic.
Holiday trinkets, treasures and treats
Holiday shopping goes local each year with a slew of craft fairs and gift bazaars that take place throughout the area.
FVCC hosts UM speaker author Peter Hessler
Flathead Valley Community College will host the University of Montana’s Mansfield Dialogues speaker Peter Hessler on campus on Thursday, April 4.
Family re-imagines Bob Marley classic for COVID-19 relief
NEW YORK (AP) — Bob Marley’s Grammy-winning children and chart-topping grandson have re-imagined one of his biggest hits to assist children affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Law Roundup: Caller questions parking job
There was some question as to whether a large truck with a trailer and other vehicles in the alley behind a location on Spokane Avenue were parked illegally.
As snow and ice melts, Glacier Park seeing new lakes
As global warming continues to shrink glaciers and ice fields in Glacier National Park, another feature is growing on the landscape — small lakes from the melting ice and snow.
The Latest: Italy looking at new spending because of virus
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Wal-Mart sales perk up ahead of holiday
NEW YORK - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. eked out a rare gain in an important sales measurement during the third quarter as it reported profits that beat Wall Street expectations Thursday.
AP Lifestyles Digest
Here is the AP Lifestyles digest for the week of Nov. Dec 7.
TAXES: Who's really paying?
This is a vastly oversimplified description with regard to detail but the point made is valid.
Can't trust a word he says
With the upcoming debate between Biden and Trump we are wondering, “what’s the point?”
You’ve got pandemic questions, and we’ve got (some) answers
He’s a retired Presbyterian minister, an author and an opera singer.
Woman charged with attempted kidnapping of her son
A Coeur d’Alene magistrate considered Eliza Salazar’s early morning visit at her son and former boyfriend’s house alarming enough to set bail at $50,000, and ordered her to stay away from the duo.
EDITORIAL: Oh, baby: Break out the barbecue
Holiday weekend ushers in a season that seemed like it might never arrive
P&G CEO on products for older folks; cutting back on plastic
NEW YORK (AP) — Tide detergent, Pantene shampoo and Gillette razors have filled cupboards for decades. But being a household name isn't good enough anymore.
Family re-imagines Bob Marley classic for COVID-19 relief
NEW YORK (AP) — Bob Marley’s Grammy-winning children and chart-topping grandson have re-imagined one of his biggest hits to assist children affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
L&I sues cannabis retailer for possible labor violations
TUMWATER — In a first, the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries and Washington Attorney General Bob Furguson’s office are suing a Spokane cannabis retailer for failing to pay overtime wages to their employees for the last three years.