Legals for December, 29 2024

Whitefish marijuana law ready for review

Planning Board gets first look at draft Thursday

A draft ordinance that maps out where to put medical marijuana dispensaries in Whitefish is ready for review Thursday at a Whitefish City-County Planning Board work session.

Law roundup: Always pay the painter

Upset at apparently not receiving payment for a house painting job in a timely fashion, the contractor returned to the work site to splash “pay the painter” all over a home.

Bonners Ferry says farewell to Far North Deli

BONNERS FERRY — Far North Deli, the beloved sandwich shop owned and managed by Alison Henslee, closed its door for the last time on April 29, after almost five years in business.

Ephrata cleaning up after Sunday flooding

EPHRATA - People are cleaning up in Ephrata after a Sunday

Glacier's Sun Road won't open before July 4 holiday weekend

Glacier National Park has announced that the Going-to-the-Sun Road will not be fully open by the July 4 holiday, though plows have made it to Logan Pass.

Opinion: Thoughts on CFAC

Thursday, Aug. 31 is the deadline for people to weigh in on the Columbia Falls Aluminum Co. proposed cleanup plan.

Tombrink's blood runs International Red

Enchanted Realms whips up quick eats with local ingredients

Enchanted Realms Bakery and Cafe isn’t your typical confectionery.

Cops, kids, toys and pizza come together in Othello

OTHELLO — Othello Police Department held its 18th annual Shop with a Cop on Saturday at the Othello Walmart, joining troopers from the Washington State Patrol and deputies from the Adams County Sheriff’s Office to bring Christmas cheer to underprivileged children with a shopping cart full of toys.

Bon-Ton files for bankruptcy protection

NEW YORK (AP) — Bon-Ton Stores, saddled with debt and struggling with weak sales as shoppers abandon traditional department stores, said it filed Sunday for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and was exploring a sale of all or part of the company.

YCC takes youth jobs outdoors

BONNERS FERRY — Your first job. It is something that you remember throughout your life. For some it may have been the classic local burger joint; for others it may be bagging groceries at the grocery store, or possibly a bookstore or a pet store.

Conservation Corps offers outdoors jobs

BONNERS FERRY — Your first job. It is something that you remember throughout your life. For some it may have been the classic local burger joint; for others it may be bagging groceries at the grocery store, or possibly a bookstore or a pet store.

The Latest: Coronavirus infections in Russia hit new record

Coronavirus infections in Russia have hit a new record as a region in Siberia has shut down some non-essential businesses for two weeks in an effort to curb the spread of the disease.

Longtime owners of Kalispell's Woodland Floral retiring

Woodland Floral, a mainstay of Kalispell’s bouquet and sentiment business, is changing hands after 45 years.

Buildings have a rich history

SANDPOINT — Over the years, the two buildings gutted by Monday’s fire have been home to everything from a bakery and a theater, to a shoe shop and a flooring store, to several restaurants.

More on Crossroads property

Businesses Bits

As the projected November opening of Coeur d'Alene's new WinCo quickly approaches, new details continue to surface about the shopping center the grocery store will anchor.

Let your fingers do the shopping

By DEVIN WEEKS

NY mayor: 8 p.m. curfew all week after post-protest mayhem

NEW YORK (AP) — New York's mayor extended an 8 p.m. curfew all week in hopes of stopping destruction that continued overnight despite the city's efforts to stop protests over George Floyd's death from devolving into lawless mayhem.

Couple leaves retirement for used car dealership