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DIVORCE FILED

Moose, sheep and goat hunt applications due

The deadline for moose, bighorn sheep and mountain goat controlled hunt applications is fast approaching.

Police report scam at Wiggett's

Visa posts lower 4Q profit; beats Street views

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Visa Inc.'s profit fell about 10 percent in its fiscal fourth quarter, weighed down by one-time litigation expenses.

Forgery sentence received

COEUR d'ALENE - A 50-year-old Coeur d'Alene woman was sentenced to five years in state prison this week in Kootenai County District Court for forgery and illegal possession of someone else's financial transaction card with intent to defraud its owner.

Triple-killing suspect pleads not guilty

BOISE (AP) - A judge has entered a not guilty plea for a 22-year-old Idaho man charged with killing a former Arizona power company executive, his wife and their adult son at their Boise home.

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DIVORCES FILED

FEES: Atlas shrugs (again)

I was surprised to see in The Press that the average student fees for college in Idaho increased by 34 percent from 2010 through 2017. Every year I receive a notice from my county retirement plan showing how much is deducted for my health care premiums. For 2010 through 2017, my premiums increased by 134 percent. This is quite an economic burden but this increase does not include medications, office visits and hospital expenses — these are extra out-of-pocket costs on top of the 134 percent.

SHEPPERD: Heartfelt tribute

When I read of Jim Shepperd’s death, I could only think of what a good man he was and how blessed I am to have known him. In all my years of reporting for the Coeur d’Alene Press from the mid-90s to 2013, he was one of the best people I had the privilege to spend time with, to write about and get to know.

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BROOKS: A consumer's hero

For several months, I fought a losing battle with the local office of a much larger company. They arbitrarily changed my billing status and I began receiving bills more than three times the norm. I continued to pay my normal amount, marking it “in dispute.” My building administrator spent many hours on the phone and in face-to-face meetings, to no avail. In early June, my service was disconnected.

Citigroup to sell Japan retail bank unit to SMBC

Koerner finalist for award

COEUR d'ALENE - Koerner Furniture of Coeur d'Alene Idaho has been named one of 10 nationwide finalists for "Retailer Of The Year" by the North American Home Furnishings Association.

Assault on sister lands man in prison

Burglary suspects arrested

HAYDEN LAKE — Two burglary suspects were arrested on Saturday night after they were located in a stolen car.

Bigfork man sentenced for partner assault

A Bigfork man with a history of assa.ulting those close to him received a sentence of five years, with three suspended.

Man sentenced for assault on police officer

A man who kicked a police officer in the hands and chest has been sentenced to four years with the Department of Corrections.

Deer with three feet gets around OK

Whitefish Police received a report of a deer with a missing foot lying beneath a tree in town. The caller thought the deer was suffering and would have to be dispatched, but officers found the deer was able to walk.

Keeping the peace in the privy

Kalispell Police Department received a report from someone who alleged their husband was yelling at them to get out of the bathroom and was banging on the door when the line disconnected. On the call back, both parties “agreed to keep the peace.”

Woman needs clarification on horse etiquette

Someone called the Whitefish Police Department with questions about what she can and can’t do regarding a horse in town.