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How to make choosing entertainment options a breeze
(ARA) -- Whether it's looking for the perfect first-date movie or searching for lyrics to a favorite song, Americans are spending increasing amounts of time searching for ideal ways to spend their hard-earned free time and dollars. In fact, one of every 10 online searches is entertainment related. While the online explosion of entertainment activities and information means more choices, it also means doing more leg-work to find that right choice.
The non-interventionists
We have long preferred a non-interventionist approach to winemaking. The style that is more common among European and smaller lot producers domestically and abroad focuses on letting the wines become what they are meant to become while at the same time recognizing that changes in approach are necessary, vintage to vintage and varietal to varietal.
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McDonald's wraps up tumultuous year on a strong note
McDonald's wrapped up a tumultuous year on a high note after the company's CEO was ousted in November.
Agencies make coronavirus-related announcements
More organizations and government agencies issued coronavirus-related announcements Tuesday. Some of them are listed below; an extended list can be found at lmtribune.com.
Law Roundup
Flathead County sheriff
Thai police arrest suspect in robbery that killed toddler
BANGKOK (AP) — Police in Thailand have arrested a man on suspicion of ruthlessly killing three people, including a toddler, during a gold shop robbery that shocked the country.
New Findlay Jeep building coming in Post Falls
Business Bits for July 4
Target on the defensive after removing LGBTQ+-themed products
According to a 2021 Gallup poll, 21% of people in Generation Z identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, compared with 3% of Baby Boomers
Legals for September, 9 2021
Giving the beet another chance
Standing in line waiting for my school lunch I notice Ms. Betty holding up a spoon of purple glop. The closer I get to the kitchen; I begin to smell something uncomfortable and unnaturally un-food-like. The smell of composted sugary soil after a hard rain fills my nostrils as Betty dumps a pile of beets onto my tray.
Landfill manager: Handling garbage is complex business
As Jim Chilton contemplates the day ahead in an office filled with shelves of thick reports and binders full of water-quality and air-quality monitoring data, it’s clear there’s a lot more to running the county landfill than making space for garbage.
Landfill manager: Handling garbage is complex business
As Jim Chilton contemplates the day ahead in an office filled with shelves of thick reports and binders full of water-quality and air-quality monitoring data, it’s clear there’s a lot more to running the county landfill than making space for garbage.
EPA chief visits Libby
EPA administrator Mike Leavitt arrived in Libby Friday afternoon for a brief surprise visit.
Governor calls on youth to take shelter-in-place seriously
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Most Californians stayed at home on a Saturday that was unlike any its 40 million residents had ever seen before.
Governor calls on youth to take shelter-in-place seriously
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Most Californians stayed at home on a Saturday that was unlike any its 40 million residents had ever seen before.
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Pro X celebrates grand opening
BONNERS FERRY — Pro X Home Center will celebrate the grand opening of its new location in Bonners Ferry this weekend.
Next new store: Kohl's?
The Daily Inter Lake
Grand theft at Ponderay Walmart
A Kalispell woman is being charged with grand theft after she allegedly took more than 140 items totalling $1,390.91 from the Ponderay Walmart.