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Columbia Basin Allied Arts announces 2017-18 schedule
MOSES LAKE — Two visits from the Missoula Children’s Theater, ballet based on the classic short stories in “The Jungle Book,” Gilbert and Sullivan and a Michael Jackson tribute will be among the performances sponsored by Columbia Basin Allied Arts in its 2017-18 season.
New York City Council votes to ban cashless businesses
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City lawmakers voted Thursday to require stores and restaurants to accept cash for payment, saying businesses that accept only credit and debit cards are discriminating against New Yorkers who lack bank accounts and credit cards.
WA Senate passes bill to create battery recycling program
OLYMPIA – The Washington State Legislature is looking at a measure that legislators hope will increase battery recycling in the state. “We know that the use of batteries will continue to increase and it’s urgent we take action to ensure these products containing hazardous materials don’t continue to pile up in our landfills or other places they can cause health and safety concerns,” Sen. Derek Stanford, D-Bothell, sponsor of Senate Bill 5144, said in a press release...
Door-to-door scammers offer illegit paving services
Attorney General Lawrence Wasden is warning Idahoans about individuals and companies going door-to-door offering paving services.
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House skips Senate bills in tussle over hate crime penalties
ATLANTA (AP) — A top lieutenant of Georgia's House speaker is signalling that the lower chamber may blockade Senate bills unless the Senate acts on a bill to increase state criminal penalties on hate crimes.
West African leaders press for Mali president's release
BAMAKO, Mali (AP) — West African leaders visiting Mali pressed Sunday for the release of ousted President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita amid mounting speculation that he could be flown out of the country after thousands showed support for the military coup that toppled him.
Law roundup: Man doesn’t want to be found
A man waiting outside for food to be delivered was spooked when he noticed a male staring at him from inside a darker-colored truck who started shouting, “I found you! I found you!” That night, he went
Bonner County News of Record - July 15, 2023
Police log information for Sandpoint, Ponderay and Priest River police departments, and the Bonner County Sheriff's Office.
New York City Council votes to ban cashless businesses
NEW YORK (AP) — New York City lawmakers voted Thursday to require stores and restaurants to accept cash for payment, saying businesses that accept only credit and debit cards are discriminating against New Yorkers who lack bank accounts and credit cards.
Bonner County History - May 19, 2022
Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places and events.
Lebanese composer, lyricist, Elias Rahbani dies at 82
BEIRUT (AP) — Elias Rahbani, a Lebanese composer and lyricist who wrote the music for some of the Arab world’s top performers, including Lebanon’s diva Fairouz, has died after battling COVID-19, his family said. He was 82.
Students deserve expansion of high school
We urge everyone to support the upcoming bond vote and the future of Whitefish High students with the academic and sports upgrades our students and teachers deserve.
SHERIFF: ‘Books open minds’
Sheriff Norris’s actions are alarming and disturbing. There was a great editorial in today’s (Oct. 5) Press by Diana Braskich about Norris’s behavior.
Minority communities question election-year push by EPA
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — Theresa Landrum lives in southwest Detroit, where residents complain frequently about dirty air. Tree-shaded neighborhoods with schools, churches and parks lie on either side of an interstate highway and in the shadow of a sprawling oil refinery that belches soot and fumes.
US Consulate a turning point for disputed Western Sahara
DAKHLA, Western Sahara (AP) — Trawlers pack the bustling Western Saharan port of Dakhla, where fish scales glisten from workers’ arms as they roll up their nets and buyers shout bids in a sprawling auction warehouse. Nearby, turquoise waters lap wide, nearly empty Atlantic beaches and diners sip tea in sidewalk cafes.
History - Looking Back for October 18, 2023
The Montana State Highway Department set the cost of curbs for the proposed roadbed construction on Highway 93 at $2,485.
The Latest: WVa Gov. Justice orders masks inside businesses
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice ordered the wearing of masks at all times in businesses and other indoor spaces starting at midnight.
GRIDIRON GUESSES: Coeur d'Alene makes its football debut on its new artificial turf field
Last week in the season openers, Mark Nelke, Jason Elliott and Gridiron Guesses rookie Josh McDonald each went 4-1.
Bonner County News of Record - Nov. 27, 2023
Police log information for Sandpoint, Ponderay and Priest River police departments, and the Bonner County Sheriff's Office.