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Post Falls man sentenced on grand theft charge
COEUR d'ALENE - A Post Falls man was sentenced Thursday to serve five years in state prison for grand theft and violations of felony probation.
NATURE: Gluttony is the real enemy
I once was of the opinion that restricted access due to wildlife habitat or sensitive wetland and shore lines were mostly objections to regulations. I was wrong — it is gluttony that fuels the fires. Some must have it all.
Shredder help sought
A Coeur d'Alene do-gooder is asking folks to chip in for a shredder.
Local briefs April 19, 2013
Economics expert to speak Monday at NIC
VETERANS: Dems do them disservice
Senate Democrats passed a bill that will reduce retired military benefits by $6 billion over 10 years. Senate Republicans attempted to block the cuts to pensions of military retirees but their attempt failed. Sen. Jeff Sessions, Republican from Alabama, wrote a bill to undo the cuts made by the Democrats, but the Democrats blocked the bill.
Police investigate theft from nightclub
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DIVORCE FILED
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Movers and shakers
Maryon promoted at Community 1st Bank
EAR: Long may you run
I’d like to comment on the Nov. 24 article, “The legendary, long lasting Long Ear” by Devin Weeks.
DELIVERY: Porch for elderly
I was surprised and dismayed by the letter sent to your subscribers declaring that carriers will no longer deliver to the porch. The distribution department obviously missed the letter printed in The Press informing us that we have the fastest growing geriatric population in the country.
Movers and Shakers
STCU announces new real estate director
GOD: High school unwelcoming
Thank you God? Not in this venue.
Col. Falls school officials warn residents about T-shirt scam
Columbia Falls High School on Wednesday issued a warning to area businesses about fraudulent phone calls soliciting businesses for donations to go toward purchasing T-shirts for the high school basketball or cheerleading teams.
Domestic dispute draws officers
The Kalispell Police Department responded to a domestic fight between a man and a woman in a beat-up, brown Chevy pickup in a parking lot. The caller could hear the woman screaming and could see them hitting each other. The man eventually stomped off and officers cautioned for him for assault weapons and drugs.
Suspected heroin dealer arrested
The Northwest Drug Task Force nabbed a suspected heroin dealer in late February.
Locking the door may have been helpful
Someone called the Kalispell Police Department after their home had been entered by an unknown person who trashed it and stole items. The caller claimed to have been gone from the residence for less than one-half hour, but hadn’t locked the door.
First grizzly bear sighting this year in Yellowstone
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP) — Yellowstone National Park has recorded its first grizzly bear sighting of the year as bears start to come out of hibernation with the pending end of winter.
Whitefish Police alert public to phone scam
The Whitefish Police Department wants to alert police to a phone scam is being perpetrated in the Flathead Valley.