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Letters to the editor Nov. 26
Letters to the editor Nov. 26
Twins named state co-champions after rain shortens game
With a 5-1 rain-shortened lead over Gallatin Valley in the Class A American Legion Baseball State Tournament Championship game, the Twins were named Co-Champs on Sunday, Aug. 4.
Favorite things about the Silver Valley: Elmer's Fountain
The Silver Valley is full of special places. Many of them are front and center in the community, but some of them are hidden in plain sight. One of the more unique spots is Elmer’s Fountain.
Favorite things about the Silver Valley: Elmer's Fountain
The Silver Valley is full of special places. Many of them are front and center in the community, but some of them are hidden in plain sight. One of the more unique spots is Elmer’s Fountain.
Mexico to reopen construction, mining, auto manufacturing
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s top advisory body on the coronavirus pandemic said Tuesday it has issued guidelines that would allow for the re-opening of construction, mining, and car and truck manufacturing.
Scottish clubs reject idea of probe into canceling of season
GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — Scottish clubs on Tuesday voted to reject a resolution calling for an independent investigation into the decision to end the season for leagues below the top-tier Premiership because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Racist? French cafe pulls "African," "Chinese" ice creams
PARIS (AP) — The “African" ice cream dessert was topped by a chocolate-covered meringue ball decorated with thick red lips. The “Chinese” lemon sorbet had a yellow meringue head, with thinly drawn eyes.
Kanye West tweet showed mock election data, not results
Rapper and independent presidential candidate Kanye West tweeted bogus election results that he said showed he’s ahead of President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the presidential race.
Steve DeFord, 72
Steve Glen DeFord, 72, went to be with God on May 7, 2024, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. He was born on July 6, 1951, in Glendale, California, to Pearlie Lee (Roberts) DeFord and Glen Roger DeFord.
AP PHOTOS: Images of Ramadan during the coronavirus pandemic
Ramadan is usually a time of togetherness, with Muslims filling mosques for hours of prayer and sharing large, lavish meals with friends and neighbors after days of dawn-to-dusk fasting.
NOTICE OF ISSUANCE
Grant County has issued a Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance (MDNS) under the State Environmental Policy Act Rules (WAC Chapter 197-11) for the following project: A Conditional Use Permit to enable the development of a surface mine and mineral extraction operation site on an approximately 84.40-acre parcel in the Rural Remote zoning district of Grant County.
Atlético loses Partey; Barcelona unable to boost squad
MADRID (AP) — None of the top three clubs in Spain made major additions by the end of the transfer window on Monday. Atlético Madrid was frustrated at losing defensive midfielder Thomas Partey and Barcelona was unable to sign a striker or a defender.
Republicans take to mask wars as virus surges in red states
WASHINGTON (AP) — Top Republicans are battling school districts in their own states' urban, heavily Democratic areas over whether students should be required to mask up as they head back to school — reigniting ideological divides over mandates even as the latest coronavirus surge ravages the reddest, most unvaccinated parts of the nation.
Alvin "Phil" Phillip Olson, 87
Alvin “Phil” Phillip Olson, age 87, of Columbia Falls, Montana passed away Aug. 6, 2023.
A dog's life
“Lassie” was the first television show I ever watched. Sunday night, six o’clock, on Grandma’s small black-and-white television. I wanted a dog, just like Lassie. But dogs were expensive. Five dollars at the pet shop in Portland. I worked to earn the money. Two dollars came from walking to kindergarten by myself. (Not as bad as it sounds: Only one mile each way, rarely through the snow, and uphill in only one direction.)
A dog's life
“Lassie” was the first television show I ever watched. Sunday night, six o’clock, on Grandma’s small black-and-white television. I wanted a dog, just like Lassie. But dogs were expensive. Five dollars at the pet shop in Portland. I worked to earn the money. Two dollars came from walking to kindergarten by myself. (Not as bad as it sounds: Only one mile each way, rarely through the snow, and uphill in only one direction.)
City Council preview for Jan. 2
Whitefish City Council meets on Tuesday, Jan. 2, beginning at 7:10 p.m. at City Hall.
No. 5 'Jacks hold off top-ranked Spartans
BOYS BASKETBALL
Alleged burglar tried to make off with candy
A man accused of breaking into a Kalispell business and stealing candy now faces a felony burglary charge in Flathead County District Court.
Kellogg girls compete well at home dual track meet
KELLOGG — The Kellogg Wildcats hosted their first spring sporting event last week when Bonners Ferry and Priest River visited for an Intermountain League dual.