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Sequels
Michele Kramer of Bonners Ferry is opening Sequels, a consignment clothing store at 6389 Kootenai St. in downtown Bonners Ferry across from Boundary County Library parking lot.
Whitefish Shopko Hometown to open next month
Shopko Hometown is about a month away from opening in Whitefish’s Mountain Mall.
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Senior Companion Program a blessing
As a senior citizen who can no longer drive, and who's mobility is limited, I needed someone to take me to doctor appointments, grocery shopping, run errands, etc.
Blacktail ski area almost ready
Groomers are packing snow at the Blacktail Mountain Ski Area with about 25 inches of snow at the top as of Tuesday. But no official opening date for their 15th season has been announced yet as the lower elevation regions lack the snow needed to have a complete opening.
Blacktail ski area almost ready to open
Groomers are packing snow at the Blacktail Mountain Ski Area with about 22 inches of snow at the top as of Monday. But no official opening date for their 15th season has been announced yet as the lower elevation regions are still lacking the snow needed for a complete opening.
Blacktail ski area almost ready
Groomers are packing snow at the Blacktail Mountain Ski Area with about 25 inches of snow at the top as of Tuesday. But no official opening date for their 15th season has been announced yet as the lower elevation regions lack the snow needed to have a complete opening.
Blacktail ski area almost ready to open
Groomers are packing snow at the Blacktail Mountain Ski Area with about 22 inches of snow at the top as of Monday. But no official opening date for their 15th season has been announced yet as the lower elevation regions are still lacking the snow needed for a complete opening.
Blacktail ski area almost ready
Groomers are packing snow at the Blacktail Mountain Ski Area with about 25 inches of snow at the top as of Tuesday. But no official opening date for their 15th season has been announced yet as the lower elevation regions lack the snow needed to have a complete opening.
FAITHFUL OBSERVATIONS: Open Arms and Young Lives
As we approach Mother’s Day on Sunday, don’t be surprised if you see baby bottles at many of the area churches for the annual “Baby Bottle Boomerang” campaign to support the Open Arms Pregnancy Care Center and Real Choices Clinic in Coeur d’Alene.
MASKS: Make ‘em mandatory
Wednesday was my first time in a grocery store in around three weeks. Arrived at Winco at 8 a.m., put on our masks and went inside. There were not too many shoppers at this time but the numbers grew over the next 30 minutes.
Biz Buzz: Food box program a winner all around
A collaboration between Western Montana Growers Cooperative and Lake County Community Development Corporation has led to the distribution of nearly 8,500 food boxes.
Kalispell school district to put land acquisition on ballot
Proposal would relocate transportation offices, buses
Kalispell Public Schools is moving ahead in its search for a piece of property to relocate its transportation department offices and district-owned buses onto one site.
NOW WHAT?
On first day of bar closures, restricted restaurant service, downtown Cd’A downright ghostly
Boettcher Park eatery faces closure
Tiecha Broussard, owner of the five-decades-old Boardwalk Outdoor Café located at Boettcher Park, was informed earlier this month that the business’ lease with the city of Polson won’t be renewed.
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Mire, Zimmerman named to respective all-conference teams
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Mire, Zimmerman named to respective all-conference teams
Skiinh/snowboarding lessons on tap in January
SANDPOINT — January is National Learn a Snowsport Month and Schweitzer Mountain Resort is getting involved. For first time skiers and boarders Schweitzer is offering a $39 beginner lesson package that includes rentals, lesson and a beginner lift ticket. This deal is valid anytime during January, and is a great way to get involved with the life-long sports of skiing or snowboarding.
VOTE: Broschet, Corkill and Zimmerman will ensure NIC’s accreditation
A “My Turn Opinion” article (Sept. 29) was written by Tim Plass who introduced himself “as a former candidate for the NIC Zone 5 Trustee position who worked with the KCRCC.”
New book takes a deep dive into history of the Polebridge Mercantile
North Fork author Lois Walker comes out with new book “The History of the Polebridge Mercantile.”
The Latest: Johnson in good spirits during hospitalization
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