Murder in midtown

Man charged with jacking car possible murder suspect, too

Legals for April, 12 2023

Police: 8 injured in Wisconsin mall shooting; suspect sought

WAUWATOSA, Wis. (AP) — Police searched Friday evening for the suspect in a shooting at a suburban Milwaukee mall that left seven adults and a teenager injured.

Teddy Roosevelt's visit attracted plenty of attention,hoopla

Folks, I have been thinking about some of the old buildings in Sandpoint that I would have liked to have visited before they vanished. Places like the old Farmin School, the Humbird Mill and Store, and especially the Rink Opera House that stood near the intersection of Church Street and Third Avenue. I’ve been told it never did have the singing type of opera but it did have some pretty uptown visitors. If you can take a minute I would like to tell you about one such person.

Not just blarney - Parkside Bungalows a Dover Bay paradise

It’s the real estate equivalent of a pot of gold.

Quilters add comfort for teen shelter

Some local quilters are feathering the Sparrow’s Nest of Northwest Montana shelter being built in Kalispell.

NOTICE OF ISSUANCE

MITIGATED DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE

Vac Shack opening Sandpoint location

SANDPOINT — The Vac Shack in Coeur d’Alene gets a lot of business from Sandpoint customers. This is not the most ideal situation for people to get their vacuum serviced, since they have to leave it at the shop and pick it up another day.

Coeur d'Alene Plaza Shops to hold Haiti fundraiser

COEUR d'ALENE - More than $2,000 in donated merchandise has been provided for the Our Hearts for Haiti at The Coeur d'Alene Plaza Shops.

Application deadline for deer and elk permits is April 1

Some changes to regulations in effect; new license year began March 1.

New guidelines could rule out oil claims

MIAMI - A flower shop in Florida that saw a drop-off in weddings this summer is probably out of luck. So is a restaurant in Idaho that had to switch seafood suppliers. A hardware store on the Mississippi coast may be left out, too.

Sandpoint reviewing pending claims

SANDPOINT — The city would pay more than $1 million if claims filed against it in the past two years were approved, according to a recently updated claims report.

North Idaho College receives show cause letter

North Idaho College received an action letter of “show cause” late Thursday from its accrediting organization, the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. NIC has until March 13 to submit a report explaining why its accreditation should not be withdrawn.

Bush says philanthropy needed for national parks

She toured waterfalls, watched a giant full moon over towering peaks, saw grizzly bears, osprey, marmots and mountain goats, and went on several hikes.

Bush says philanthropy needed for national parks

She toured waterfalls, watched a giant full moon over towering peaks, saw grizzly bears, osprey, marmots and mountain goats, and went on several hikes.

EPA officially proposes listing CFAC smelter

Whitefish considers mandatory curbside recycling program

The Whitefish City Council will take a closer look at mandatory curbside recycling for city residents during a work session on Monday.

Thoughts on CFAC

During their April 19, 2021, meeting the Columbia Falls City Council received a 24-page slide presentation from Glencore’s environmental consultant Roux and their subsidiary Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. explaining their rationale for choosing a remediation solution for the uncontrolled groundwater pollution at the former CFAC aluminum smelter site.

EPA says proposed action on CFAC cleanup delayed, again

The Environmental Protection Agency announced last week that the Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. proposed plan will be delayed until spring of 2023.

Whitefish considers mandatory curbside recycling program

The Whitefish City Council will take a closer look at mandatory curbside recycling for city residents during a work session on Monday.