Legislator responds to letter writer's claims about energy

In his opinion letter to the Inter Lake on March 31, Mr. Roger Sherman made some misguided statements about some legislation that I am sponsoring. I am grateful to him for giving me this teachable moment. He made some vague statement that my bills “oppose solar and other alternative energy” without giving any evidence. I wonder if he has read the bills. I think the bills he is referring to are SB 32 and SB 78.

Pablo project aims to produce housing

Prospective developers pitched a major sustainable housing project idea for the Pablo area to the Montana Board of Housing in Helena on Nov. 9 and are awaiting word on whether they will receive $2 million in federal funding to move forward.

Injured girl still in medically induced coma

Family members of the 6-year-old girl who was critically injured in a vehicle incident west of Whitefish are thankful for the continued outpouring of support they have received and are hopeful for her recovery.

Holidays made happier by friendly folks

As a new year flings open its sash to let in the fresh air and the passing year shutters its window and turns out the lights, there are a few people I encountered during December whose kindness made the holiday hubbub just that much more pleasant.

Internet firm restricts virus-themed website registrations

BOSTON (AP) — An internet firm is ending the automated registration of website names that include words or phrases related to the COVID-19 pandemic, an attempt to combat coronavirus-related fraud.

Europe's central bank launches new program to calm markets

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The European Central Bank is launching a new, expanded program to buy financial assets in a bid to calm markets as monetary authorities struggle to counter the devastation the virus outbreak is wreaking on the global economy.

Avista rate hearings Sept. 13 in Cd'A

The Idaho Public Utilities Commission will conduct hearings in Coeur d'Alene on Sept. 13 regarding a proposed settlement of the Avista Utilities rate case that, if approved, will result in a net decrease in customer bills.

Affordability while maintaining quality

Your Community College

Benjamin Franklin is credited with the old adage, "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes." People are always trying to add to that very short list of certainty and I'm no exception. With apologies to Mr. Franklin then, I suggest the list now read, "death, taxes and enrollment increases at North Idaho College."

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Europe financial crisis is top business story of 2011

NEW YORK - Europe took the financial world on a stomach-churning ride in 2011.

Hoffman: Legislature fails; Now it's up to Little to lead with conservative solutions

Idaho’s Legislature, being more than 80 percent Republican, sure did struggle a lot to pass conservative legislation in the just-concluded 2020 legislative session. And don’t blame viruses; the dearth of pro-liberty, limited government legislation was the rule well before COVID-19 got in the way.

Take a close look at your CLUE report

A Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange report is compiled on you by the insurance industry to evaluation your risk profile so as to price insurance policies. Negative information means higher rates. The system is also used to track your claims and even your inquiries.

Going the distance

Idaho’s postsecondary completion numbers are rising, but the Gem State has made little progress toward a longtime educational goal.

Students see benefits of taking AP exams

Although the month of May means one final month of high school before graduation for seniors, it's not quite a downhill slide to the finish line. The first few weeks of May find many seniors — and some juniors — preparing for and taking advanced placement exams.

Private eye to investigate planning office

A private investigator will look into alleged wrongdoings by Flathead County Planning Director Jeff Harris and the office he oversees after county commissioners voted last Thursday to sign a $5,000 contract with Moonlighting Detective Agency.

Perry credits Conger for House District 3 victory

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College president takes part in summit

Flathead Valley Community College President Jane Karas was part of a prestigious group of educators and administrators Thursday as President Barack Obama hosted the Summit on College Opportunity in Washington, D.C.

How safe is your debit card?

(ARA) - Many people choose to use a debit card over a credit card or cash because it's more convenient, but did you know it can also protect you from theft and help you better manage your money? Knowing more about your debit card's features will help you get the most out of your banking relationship.