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Kansas has $73M tax surplus; official still sees uncertainty
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas reported Thursday that it collected nearly $73 million more than expected in taxes in September but its top revenue official said the economic outlook in coming months remains uncertain because of the coronavirus pandemic.
NYC-area nuclear plant sale for decommissioning is approved
BUCHANAN, N.Y. (AP) — The Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s staff have approved the sale of the Indian Point nuclear power plant north of New York City to a New Jersey company for dismantling, despite petitions from state and local officials to hold public hearings before taking action.
Four Polson boys named All-State
The Polson Pirates, fresh off the first State A boys soccer championship in program history, had four players selected All-State in voting by Southwest A coaches.
Movie Night spins ‘An American Tail’
The Northwest Montana History Museum’s next Movie Night at the Museum will present the 1986 animated classic “An American Tail” at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22.
In Vermont, an immigrant city races to tamp down an outbreak
WINOOSKI, Vt. (AP) — After months of having some of the fewest coronavirus cases in the country, Vermont is now trying to contain an outbreak that has hit an immigrant community in a small but densely populated city.
The Samuels Hotel: The 'pride of Wallace'
It was the grandest building in Shoshone County – by a margin that wasn’t particularly close. But, unlike so many other buildings in the historic city, it did not endure.
All-State Volleyball named for Class A and C
Four Mission Valley volleyball players earned All-State honors this year after the conclusion of the state volleyball championships this season.
Bonner County History - June 21, 2020
From the archives of the
‘Through the Eyes of a Friend’ being held March 15
Area residents are invited to bear witness to the life of Anne Frank and all young people who grew up during the Holocaust at an upcoming Living Voices program.
Lamb scores 20 to carry Vermont over UMass-Lowell 94-77
LOWELL, Mass. (AP) — Anthony Lamb had 20 points and 11 rebounds as Vermont won its ninth consecutive road game, topping UMass-Lowell 94-77 on Saturday.
Lillian (Mitrus) Kosciuk McCartan, 93
Lillian (Mitrus) Kosciuk McCartan was called home peacefully and joyfully into the Lord’s arms on Wednesday, April 1, 2020, at the age of 93. As she lived all her days, so did she pass, with grace and open arms.
Pot entrepreneurs flocking to the Bible Belt for low taxes
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — From their keen taste for sun-ripened pot to their first meeting at a pro-marijuana rally in college in the 1990s, everything about Chip and Jessica Baker fits the stereotype of cannabis country in Northern California, where they lived for 20 years.
Apple shines in pandemic with $2 trillion value on horizon
Early in 2020, Apple appeared to be caught in a horrible bind.
Work begins on new South Kalispell elementary school
Soil has officially been turned at the site of the first new elementary school to be built in Kalispell in 30 years.
Ila Kaye Griffin, 1944-2024
On Feb. 15, 2024, Ila Kaye Griffin, our beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother, and great grandmother lost her life in a tragic car accident along with her cherished granddaughter, Katie Griffin.
Work begins on new South Kalispell elementary school
Soil has officially been turned at the site of the first new elementary school to be built in Kalispell in 30 years.
NYC-area nuclear plant sale for decommissioning is approved
BUCHANAN, N.Y. (AP) — The Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s staff have approved the sale of the Indian Point nuclear power plant north of New York City to a New Jersey company for dismantling, despite petitions from state and local officials to hold public hearings before taking action.
Forest service prepares to open campgrounds
The Forest Service staff on the Idaho Panhandle National Forests is preparing campgrounds for forest visitors in alignment with state orders and federal phased reopening plans.
County OKs big motor coach project
Superior residents might have some new neighbors rolling into town this summer with their RVs and top-of-the-line “motor coaches.”
Tear gas shot two ways over migrants at Turkey-Greece border
EDIRNE, Turkey (AP) — Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan plans to be in Brussels next week for a one-day working visit, his office said amid a charged conflict between Turkey and the European Union over migrants and refugees.