Vintage Voices: In Dad’s footsteps

In my world, the first week of February has always brought forth the joy of celebrating

My reasons to support the recall

After reading the Cd'A Press editorial on April 15, I thought I might as well submit my two cents, which is all I have left after paying my taxes.

High and dry

Broken waterline closes Sherman Avenue businesses

COEUR d'ALENE - A blown waterline during street construction tied to the McEuen Park project forced several businesses to shut down for several hours Friday afternoon.

Headed for a vacation? Do this for your plants

Summer’s in high season, and so are vacation plans. Whether it’s just a weekend getaway or a true escape from the daily grind, don’t forget to vacation-proof your plant life. Without it that lush garden might better resemble scorched earth when you get back.

Thief makes off with Easter ham

An Eighth Avenue West woman told

Cyprus unveils road map to easing coronavirus restrictions

NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Cyprus’ president unveiled a road-map Wednesday for gradually lifting a strict, stay-at-home order over the next month that has until now helped to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

Cyprus unveils road map to easing coronavirus restrictions

NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Cyprus’ president unveiled a road-map Wednesday for gradually lifting a strict, stay-at-home order over the next month that has until now helped to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

Millions in San Francisco area cope with virus restrictions

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Millions in the San Francisco Bay Area found empty highways, shuttered stores and vacant streets Tuesday as officials began enforcing an order for residents to stay at home and only leave for essential reasons in a desperate attempt to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Millions in San Francisco area cope with virus restrictions

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Millions in the San Francisco Bay Area found empty highways, shuttered stores and vacant streets Tuesday as officials began enforcing an order for residents to stay at home and only leave for essential reasons in a desperate attempt to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Millions in San Francisco area cope with virus restrictions

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Millions in the San Francisco Bay Area found empty highways, shuttered stores and vacant streets Tuesday as officials began enforcing an order for residents to stay at home and only leave for essential reasons in a desperate attempt to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Dubai allows alcohol home delivery as virus shuts down bars

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The Champagne corks no longer pop at Dubai's infamous alcohol-soaked brunches. The blaring flat-screen televisions stand silent in the sheikhdom's sports bars. And the city-state's pubs have shrink-wrapped their now-idle beer taps.

Dubai allows alcohol home delivery as virus shuts down bars

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The Champagne corks no longer pop at Dubai's infamous alcohol-soaked brunches. The blaring flat-screen televisions stand silent in the sheikhdom's sports bars. And the city-state's pubs have shrink-wrapped their now-idle beer taps.

The Latest: Ky. gov urges more care in hardest-hit counties

FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky’s governor is urging people in the state’s counties hit hardest by the pandemic to take stricter steps to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

To strip, or not to strip; that is the question

A suspicious man on South Main Street was reportedly taking his clothes off and putting them back on while yelling at people. Kalispell Police officers were unable to locate the indecisive stripper.

Deal goes south; money goes AWOL

To strip, or not to strip; that is the question

A suspicious man on South Main Street was reportedly taking his clothes off and putting them back on while yelling at people. Kalispell Police officers were unable to locate the indecisive stripper.

Cold forces PAS to dip into reserves

SANDPOINT — It’s no easy task to keep the Panhandle Animal Shelter dogs and cats warm during the winter — especially one this cold.

Alaska company takes pizza to new heights with air delivery

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — An Alaska company has taken pizza to new heights by providing airplane deliveries around the state.

Joyce “Joycie” May (Berkshire) Hoskins, 86

Joyce “Joycie” May (Berkshire) Hoskins left this world on September 24, 2021 after a long residence at Good Samaritan’s Silver Wood Village nursing home in Silverton, Idaho.

Joyce 'Joycie' May (Berkshire) Hoskins, 86

Joyce “Joycie” May (Berkshire) Hoskins left this world on Sept. 24, 2021, after a long residence at Good Samaritan’s Silver Wood Village nursing home in Silverton, Idaho. She was born in Mullan, Idaho, on Dec. 9, 1934, to Viola “Vi” Victoria (Vroman) (Berkshire) Hoskins and Vinton “Vic” Clarence Berkshire.