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Locals take care of layaway bills at Kmart, too
Cyber attack stymied
URM CEO says company has enhanced security
Cold no more
Employees and volunteers at the Kootenai Humane Society Thrift Store aren’t feeling the cold pinch of winter this month, thanks to some HVAC angels at J.A. Bertsch Heating and Cooling.
Stores in Greece open amid virus surge to help save economy
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Retail stores across most of Greece were allowed to reopen Monday despite an ongoing surge in COVID-19 infections, as the country battles to emerge from deep recession.
Stores in Greece open amid virus surge to help save economy
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Retail stores across most of Greece were allowed to reopen Monday despite an ongoing surge in COVID-19 infections, as the country battles to emerge from deep recession.
Stores in Greece open amid virus surge to help save economy
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Retail stores across most of Greece were allowed to reopen Monday despite an ongoing surge in COVID-19 infections, as the country battles to emerge from deep recession.
A tragic loss in the mountains
We extend our heartfelt condolences to the families and friends of Walker Kuhl and Gregory Seftick, two young men who fell victim to a tragic accident while on a camping trip in the Grand Tetons of Wyoming. Once again, we are reminded of how fragile and precious all life is, and yet once again we are also reminded how important it is to live your life fully and well — and to enjoy each moment. Kuhl and Seftick were doing what they loved — enjoying the great outdoors — when they perished last week in an avalanche. It is a devastating loss for their families, but we hope all who knew them will be able to think of these two brave adventurers with fond memories in years to come.They lived life well.
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Montana Children’s ‘Toy Box’ guarantees Christmas for patients
On the second floor of Montana Children’s is an unassuming makeshift hallway that most likely wouldn’t catch a second glance from passersby if it weren’t for the shimmering set of red, green and silver Christmas garlands dangling at the end of the path.
2 states announce new virus restrictions as US cases hit 11M
Michigan and Washington on Sunday joined several other states in announcing renewed efforts to combat the coronavirus as
2 states announce new virus restrictions as US cases hit 11M
Michigan and Washington on Sunday joined several other states in announcing renewed efforts to combat the coronavirus as
2 states announce new virus restrictions as US cases hit 11M
Michigan and Washington on Sunday joined several other states in announcing renewed efforts to combat the coronavirus as
Macron promises help, Beirut residents vent fury at leaders
BEIRUT (AP) — Residents of Beirut vented their fury at Lebanon’s leaders Thursday during a visit by French President Emmanuel Macron, blaming them for the deadly explosion that ravaged the capital. Shouting “Revolution!” they crowded around the visiting leader who promised to press the politicians for reform.
Officers give 12 Othello kids an unforgettable Christmas
OTHELLO — Othello’s annual Shop With a Cop event occurred on Saturday at Walmart. The Othello Police Department has hosted this event for 16 years. The officers involved volunteer their personal time to shop with the kids for Christmas. Donations fund the program.
Whitefish teacher earns top honors
Whitefish schools continue to reel in the awards. In February, Central School principal Kim Anderson was named Montana's top middle school principal by the National Distinguished Principals Program.
Arbor Day support is appreciated
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Students complete GIS project in Jewel Basin
Like many high school students, Abe Malley doesn’t see the point of copying math problems out of a textbook.
Students complete GIS project in Jewel Basin
Like many high school students, Abe Malley doesn’t see the point of copying math problems out of a textbook.
Students complete GIS project in Jewel Basin
Like many high school students, Abe Malley doesn’t see the point of copying math problems out of a textbook.
Biden boosting vaccine allotments, financing for virus costs
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden’s administration announced Tuesday that it is moving to expand access to COVID-19 vaccines, freeing up more doses for states and beginning to distribute them to retail pharmacies next week. The push comes amid new urgency to speed vaccinations to prevent the spread of potentially more serious strains of the virus that has killed more than 445,000 Americans.