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Bonner County News of Record - Aug. 3, 2020
Editor’s note: Some calls do not list numbered locations or other location details because that information was not listed on the log provided by Bonner Dispatch.
Golf league announces season honors
The Wednesday Morning Golf League finished its season on Sept. 14 to celebrate the league's top players.
Girl brings light to BOCC meeting, solid waste committee dissolved
Sometimes, a breath of fresh air can come in the form of a little girl who’s passionate about free items at a dump.
Prepare for disaster before it happens
When H1N1 flu hit in 2009, plenty of people panicked. This flu was unknown and scary. But even more upsetting than the illness was the chaos to daily life it brought.
Morocco's carriage horses suffer as COVID-19 bars tourists
MARRAKECH, Morocco (AP) — Abdenabi Nouidi sold his favorite horse for $150 to help feed the others on the team that pulls tourists in carriages through the buzzing streets of Marrakech. The prospect of starvation looms for carriage horses and other animals normally used in Morocco’s tourist mecca. Visitors have vanished during the coronavirus pandemic.
Europe widens lockdown as nations move to limit economic damage
VIENNA — Europeans were faced with increasingly draconian restrictions on public life Sunday, as governments from Spain to Scandinavia and the Baltic tried to check the spread of the coronavirus and limit the damage to the continent’s fragile economies.
Gordons send kudos to Elliott and Payne families
Kudos to the entire Elliott family at the Moyie Store and Brett Payne, new owner of South Hill Lockers, for the fantastic grand opening barbecue they hosted for the community.
Kiss Pier 1 goodbye
COEUR d’ALENE — Pier 1 Imports along U.S. 95 in Coeur d’Alene still has a sign posted beside its glass double-doors, telling interested shoppers the store is temporarily closed, a notice originally posted in the heart of the coronavirus pandemic.
AP News in Brief at 11:04 p.m. EST
Americans face new COVID-19 restrictions after Thanksgiving
Dump truck damaged in fire
Columbia Falls firefighters put out a dump truck that caught on fire at Landscapes North off Dillon Road Thursday afternoon. The fire likely started from a space heater that was put in the cab to dry it out, Columbia Falls Fire Chief Rick Hagen said.
Dave the Tire Guy opens new, bigger shop
EPHRATA — Dave the Tire Guy has expanded with a new shop and improved equipment offerings. “We’ve got a 7,000-square-foot shop, and then we’ve got another 7,000-square-foot storage and alignment area,” said Dave Pierce, better known as Dave the Tire Guy. “Inside our shop, we’ve got eight two-post lifts, a couple of tire machines, a couple of balancers and then we’ve got a nice 25-by-100 drive-thru tire bay.” Dave the Tire Guy’s new location, which opened in May, is right at the junction of state routes 28 and 283 south of Ephrata. It’s the first business in an industrial park that’s springing up at that location, owned by Tommer Construction.
It's Nov. 27, that means 10 days until Hanukkah and 28 until Christmas Day
It's Nov. 27, that means 10 days until Hanukkah and 28 until Christmas Day.
Syrians brace for lockdown after first virus case
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Syrians rushed to stock up on food and fuel Monday amid fears that authorities would resort to even stricter measures after reporting the first coronavirus infection in the country, where the healthcare system has been decimated by nearly a decade of civil war.
UK's Johnson expected to announce tougher virus restrictions
LONDON (AP) — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to address the nation later Monday amid mounting speculation that he is to announce more draconian restrictions to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
LETTER: More to the story
I am writing this letter in regard to the article written by staff reporter Josh McDonald about the BOCC Hearing regarding the validation of a section of West Fork Pine Creek Road.
Lake County Justice Court
Zachaire Thomas Martin, misdemeanor failure to carry proof or exhibit/insurance in vehicle, first offense. Bond forfeited. Fined $250. Costs $35.
To refine water forecasts, Western cities map snow by plane
The data indicated that as of mid-April, there was 369,000 acre-feet of water stored in snow above the reservoirs at the head of the Colorado River
Southeastern Idaho Public Health recommends strict adherence to public health guidance
"With this rapidly changing situation, we are not recommending food establishment closure at this time,” said Maggie Mann, Southeastern Idaho Public Health district director. “However, restaurant owners must take steps to help to keep customers and employees healthy.” For food establishments and bars that continue to offer indoor dining, they must take the following steps.
Late and light
Much of the “intel” we get on the wine grape crop in any given year is opportunistic. We learn much from winemakers and others who visit the shop to taste the latest releases as they come in. While we wrote recently about the 2019 vintage, which is in the middle of the growing year right now, we have updates from folks who have either recently visited wine country, or from winemakers.
Register a team for the Kootenai County Relay for Life
The American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Kootenai County gives everyone in the community a chance to help the organization save lives and create a world with less cancer and more birthdays.