Artists lead efforts to restore, preserve Gaza's old houses

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — The grand, 500-year-old brick walls of the al-Kamalaia School slowly emerged from years of accumulated garbage as grassroots preservers began the long process of restoring it to its former glory.

Artists lead efforts to restore, preserve Gaza's old houses

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — The grand, 500-year-old brick walls of the al-Kamalaia School slowly emerged from years of accumulated garbage as grassroots preservers began the long process of restoring it to its former glory.

Artists lead efforts to restore, preserve Gaza's old houses

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — The grand, 500-year-old brick walls of the al-Kamalaia School slowly emerged from years of accumulated garbage as grassroots preservers began the long process of restoring it to its former glory.

Windstorm still hitting transfer stations

Big Jan. 13 blow left many tons of wood debris

Kootenai County Transfer Stations overwhelmed after storm

Santa hears wish lists at Ripples

Santa made one last visit to the kids of Plains on Saturday, and it would seem there were some last-minute additions to wish lists.

Legals for December, 5 2019

Legals for November, 5 2019

Marty and Max: Got wetlands?

A friend of mine came to me recently and told me the property they bought over a year ago was mostly covered with wetlands. Urgent questions followed: “Are they going to let us build a shop here?” “What are we allowed to do on wetlands?” “Shouldn’t my Realtor have shown me this before we bought it?” The truth is, realtors are NOT wetland experts.

Got wetlands?

A friend of mine came to me recently and told me the property they bought over a year ago was mostly covered with wetlands. Urgent questions followed: “Are they going to let us build a shop here?” “What are we allowed to do on wetlands?” “Shouldn’t my Realtor have shown me this before we bought it?” The truth is, realtors are NOT wetland experts.

Mission Valley Ice Arena ready for 'next phase'

The Mission Valley Ice Arena took another step towards raising the necessary funds to make their vision of an ice arena complete.

The Latest: Pope Francis seeking to unite Christianity

VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Latest on the

As restaurants endure economic losses, others feel pain, too

WASHINGTON (AP) — Restaurants helped revive the U.S. economy after the Great Recession of 2007-2009.

As restaurants endure economic losses, others feel pain, too

WASHINGTON (AP) — Restaurants helped revive the U.S. economy after the Great Recession of 2007-2009.

Spring finds

We have had a great run of tasting new wine over the last couple of months, with many visits from winemakers, importers, and other wine professionals. We have found new favorites and rediscovered some “old friends,” many of which we have added to the shelves, and even more that we have featured in our weekly wine special The Friday Night Flights. You can sign up to get those specials emailed to you by emailing us here at the shop [email protected]. Here are some of the wines we have really loved and added to the collection.

LETTER: Fact vs. opinion

I would like to address some of the misinformation that Ron Wood stated in his letter to the News-Press (9/23/22) about the access to public land via West Fork Pine Creek Road.

Ex-mayor takes business district job

Former Kalispell Mayor Pam Kennedy Carbonari has been hired as coordinator of the Downtown Kalispell Business Improvement District.

The Latest: Venezuela orders quarantine in capital, 6 states

The Latest on the

California county urges hospitals to halt elective surgeries

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A top health official in California's third-largest county is urging hospitals to cancel elective surgeries and implement plans to prepare for an onslaught of COVID-19 patients, as intensive care units fill up statewide amid spiking virus cases Thursday.

California county urges hospitals to halt elective surgeries

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A top health official in California's third-largest county is urging hospitals to cancel elective surgeries and implement plans to prepare for an onslaught of COVID-19 patients, as intensive care units fill up statewide amid spiking virus cases Thursday.

Police Calls - A handful of bicycles reported stolen

A neighbor on Park Avenue who allegedly feuds with everyone was filling the air with diesel fumes.