Details emerge in battery of trustee

The former North Idaho College employee who allegedly dumped a bucket of soapy water on Trustee Todd Banducci told police he blamed Banducci for the loss of his job.

Flint: blaming the poor for problems

School calendar, April 30

• Bigfork community members, businesses, current or future high school students, alumni, family members, teachers and faculty are invited to purchase an engraved brick from the Bigfork High School senior class. The customized bricks will be incorporated into the high school renovation. Today is the deadline to purchase bricks. Bricks are $50 each and will include two lines with 22 characters per line counting spaces and punctuation. Proceeds will fund the senior class party. For more information call Amy Campbell at 250-2421 or email [email protected].

Start-up aims to help families on vacation

With three children ages 9, 6 and 3, Jenni Cheff has spent many years either hauling awkward child paraphernalia on vacation or making frantic phone calls to pull together everything her children needed to be safe and happy away from home.

Attempted burglar subdued with force

MOSES LAKE - Police subdued a man with non-lethal force Sunday after he allegedly fled after being caught trying to break in to a Moses Lake liquor store.

The lofty liver

Our liver is one of the most amazing organs. When you look at it, a blob of smooth, consistent, dense material, you just can't conceive how it can do as much as it does! Science is now saying that the liver is probably directly or immediately indirectly related to every metabolic function in the body. I find that to be simply amazing! So let's look at this vital organ.

Legals for May, 30 2023

Cigar aficionado sets up shop in Libby

The success of a shop in Libby devoted to cigars may be risky business, but for Jim Hayes it is the natural outcome after 20 years as a cigar aficionado. 

Walkable Communities takes final step

Florida expert closes two-day visit asking ML to find the courage to act

Santa at the Square

Claus lights up faces for photos at Sinkiuse, Gottschalks

Coming out of their shells

CdA4Kids summer students enjoy visit by tortoises

COEUR d'ALENE - The tortoise glided across the grass Monday morning outside Bryan Elementary School.

Is your house ready for summer? Here's a first aid kit for outdoor fixes

Aromatic beauty on display at Longview Lavender Farm in Somers

When Mike Sullivan moved back to Montana, he wanted to find a niche plant to farm on his property.

Library kiosks set up in rural communities

The rural communities of Stryker, Fortine and Trego — all located northwest of Whitefish — have joined the ranks of cities around the world that have tapped into the Free Little Library movement to provide book exchanges for readers of all ages.

Sandra Lee Abbott Simonis

Sandra Lee Abbott Simonis

The Latest: NY Gov. Cuomo visits Georgia amid pandemic

ATLANTA, Georgia — New York’s Democratic governor flew to Georgia, pledging to help the city of Savannah fight COVID-19, in a barely concealed rebuke to Georgia’s Republican leadership as virus cases continued to rise in the southern state.

The Latest: Israel closes restaurants, malls to stop virus

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The Latest: Pentagon restricts access to building over virus

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Countries and US states move to reopen amid health warnings

COPENHAGEN (AP) — Spain will begin allowing children out of their homes for brief periods next Monday. Denmark announced plans to reopen Tivoli Gardens, the Copenhagen amusement park that inspired Walt Disney. And Australia said doctors can resume non-urgent surgery next week.

Ryanair to cut up to 3,000 jobs, May Day looks different

The outbreak of the coronavirus has dealt a shock to the global economy with unprecedented speed. Following are developments Friday related to the global economy, the work place and the spread of the virus.