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Shellie Sue Binning, 64
Shellie Sue Binning, age 64, of Coeur d’Alene Idaho, passed away peacefully on December 18, 2023, after suffering complications from an acute asthma attack.
Yesterdays: Court ruling allow widows to stay at Vets Home
The final stages of the Hungry Horse Dam project were being finished up. The dam cost $102 million to construct.
Equipment failure claims surface in documents, roil Hanford
RICHLAND — Bill Evans Jr. worked on the front lines of the Hanford cleanup. He supervised crews tasked with dismantling tanks, uncoupling pipes and painting over surfaces to stanch the spread of radioactive particles inside some of the most hazardous buildings at the nation’s most contaminated nuclear site.
Wardens seek information on wolverine killed illegally
WISDOM – Game wardens with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks are seeking information on a wolverine that was reportedly shot illegally this month in southwest Montana.
AUG NIBJ: Starlink revolutionizes land value in North Idaho
North Idaho is experiencing a significant shift in its real estate landscape, thanks to groundbreaking advancements in technology and changing living preferences. Here is a breakdown of what these changes mean for local landowners.
Couple brings year-round fun to community
PonderPlay is an indoor play center that is ideal for both rainy spring and fall days and snowy winter days when playing outdoors just isn't an option. The Sandpoint facility has addressed those challenges, offering year-round fun in a climate-controlled environment.
Starlink revolutionizes land value in North Idaho
North Idaho is experiencing a significant shift in its real estate landscape, thanks to groundbreaking advancements in technology and changing living preferences. Here is a breakdown of what these changes mean for local landowners.
Law roundup: What lies beneath, onlooker ponders
Spotting a woman covering herself in a blanket, an onlooker wondered what might be beneath the fabric.
MOSES LAKE CITY COUNCIL Pos. 5: Joel Graves
MOSES LAKE – Joel Graves is a candidate for Position 5 on the Moses Lake City Council and has a background that encompasses both public service and private industry. Graves said he aims to address the most pressing issues facing Moses Lake, including public safety, affordable housing and economic development. “I am very hopeful about our city, and I love Moses Lake, and I think that we sell ourselves short so often as a city,” Graves said. “There's a lot of negative stigma about Moses, mostly on Facebook. We have problems, of course, but what city doesn't have issues. We have great resources here. We have plenty of land, and we have a relatively low cost of living. We have people, employers, who actually want to move here, and we should celebrate that. So, I'm very hopeful about our city, and I plan to be here like I want my great-grandkids to be here.”
Bulldogs place high at Ronan Invite
Whitefish had three golfers in the top 10 during the Ronan Invitational over the weekend.
Philly prosecutor petitions court to stop streaming trials
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Philadelphia's top prosecutor has filed a request with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to stop the livestreaming of trials on YouTube because of the potential for witness or juror intimidation and the inability to ensure someone watching isn't recording the proceedings.
Mayor: LA 1st major US city offering all residents tests
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The city of Los Angeles will offer free coronavirus testing to all residents regardless of whether they have symptoms, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Wednesday.
World War I had big impact on populations
In the aftermath of World War I, the French population declined due to male soldiers’ deaths in the war.
Allan Rice
Allan Rice
Spotlight on the Arts: Tony Susic
“Spotlight on the Arts” by The Paradise Center honors and encourages students in the arts by highlighting their talent and acknowledging the support they receive through their schools and teachers.
Kootenai County commissioners weigh in on growth, housing
More than 100 people gathered Friday morning at the Best Western Plus Coeur d’Alene in for the “state of the county” forum presented by the Joint Chamber Public Policy Committee.
Bonner County Calendar - Dec. 29, 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.
Jean Lenore (Ling) Dunning
Jean Lenore (Ling) Dunning passed away peacefully on May 27, 2022 at the Community Restorium in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
Mayor: LA 1st major US city offering all residents tests
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The city of Los Angeles will offer free coronavirus testing to all residents regardless of whether they have symptoms, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Wednesday.
Local businesses eager, but cautious to restart
As the first phase of the state’s plan to reopen some sectors of the economy rolls out in the wake of the coronavirus restrictions, some local business owners are eager to get back to business, while others worry about their capacity to safely invite customers back into their establishments.