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Serbia bans mass gatherings after virus lockdown protests
BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Serbian authorities on Thursday banned gatherings of more than 10 people in the capital, Belgrade, after two nights of violent clashes between police and thousands of demonstrators protesting coronavirus lockdown measures.
Several end dates approach
We are approaching deadlines and season ending dates as spring progresses. The first, and most important for some hunters, is the May 22 deadline for applying for special fall hunting permits for deer, elk, mountain goat, moose, bighorn sheep and turkey.
Food bank trims hours
SANDPOINT — While market shopping at the food bank is on hold, Bonner Community Food Bank is committed to the community’s health, safety and nutrition.
Wednesday night mountain bike ride series returns
SANDPOINT — Attention all mountain bike enthusiasts, as well as anyone looking for a fun way to spend a summer evening: The popular Bonner General Hospital Wednesday Night Ride Series returns for another year of racing at Farragut State Park.
Planning board looks at CUP for new restaurant
Planning board looks at CUP for new restaurant
Get crafty with the 3Cs
The snow at the end of September was a frigid reminder that the holidays are just around the corner.
Dolores 'Dolly' V. Martin-Mackaman, 88
Dolores "Dolly" V. Martin-Mackaman, 88, passed away Monday, Aug. 24, 2009, at Immanuel Lutheran Home in Kalispell. Dolly was born Aug. 5, 1921, in Wilmot, S.D., to Everett and Melinda Phillips. She was raised in Montana, near Columbia Falls with one brother, Jim Phillips, who is deceased.
Garlic Festival offers food, garlic and community
Gray and drizzling outside, the lights underneath the roof of the Good Ol’ Days Park pavilion drew people into the “mostly annual” Garlic Festival last Friday evening.
Malt Shop lives on to serve another generation
Tyler McGee Morigeau couldn’t watch his beloved Malt Shop, a cornerstone of his youth, pass into history when owner Amy Miller decided to retire last summer.
Inflation dampens otherwise bright small biz holiday season
In some ways, the bustling holiday shopping season feels like a return to pre-pandemic days: More people are out and about, shopping in groups and buying for themselves as well as gifts.
Fisher River Valley wildfire threatens residences
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office had given pre-evacuation notices to people who live in the area.
Fisher River Valley wildfire threatens residences
The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office had given pre-evacuation notices to people who live in the area.
Law enforcement gears up for Shop With A Cop event
Christmas will be a little brighter this year for the families of 35 Lincoln County youngsters. The kids will be participating in the second annual Shop With A Cop program, sponsored by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, the Troy Police Department and the Eureka Police Department.
Bonner County History - July 18, 2021
Bonner County Historical Society and Museum shares interesting stories of the community's people, places and events.
Jury finds Nebraska woman guilty of dismembering Tinder date
LEXINGTON, Neb. (AP) — A jury found a woman guilty Wednesday of the killing another woman who disappeared after a Tinder date and whose dismembered remains were later found in trash bags along rural Nebraska roads.
Stalker on a mission from 'the government'
An apparently intoxicated woman followed a driver and claimed that “the government” had told her to follow the driver, according to the Kalispell Police Department.
Accidental shot lands man in hospital
A man was transported to the Kalispell Regional Medical Center after suffering an accidental gunshot wound to his arm.
Renter reports landlord assault
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We now face the consequences of decisions made long ago
I was thinking on a time when I was making heavy decisions. Back then I was looking at the world, looking at what I thought I saw was going on and, most important of all, looking at the human race.
Stalker on a mission from 'the government'
An apparently intoxicated woman followed a driver and claimed that “the government” had told her to follow the driver, according to the Kalispell Police Department.