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Cuffe steps down from leadership position at international economic group
State Sen. Mike Cuffe (R-Eureka) is stepping down from his post as president of Pacific NorthWest Economic Region (PNWER) after two years of leading the U.S.-Canadian collaborative.
Gov. Little launches Cybersecurity Task Force
Governor Brad Little has announced the formation of a new task force to advance cybersecurity initiatives in Idaho.
Gov. Little launches Cybersecurity Task Force
Governor Brad Little has announced the formation of a new task force to advance cybersecurity initiatives in Idaho.
Out-compete China with tech Freedom
China has a plan. It wants to be the dominant technology country by 2035. If you look, it’s clear to see how they’re executing on that plan. They’re massively investing in hardware and software development to catch up to, and eventually overtake, the United States. If they’re successful, we’ll experience serious ramifications for our economy and national security.
Rating agencies warn Lebanon over $1.2 billion loan default
BEIRUT (AP) — Credit ratings agency Moody's warned Tuesday that Lebanon's first-ever default on paying its sovereign debt will likely lead to significant losses for private creditors as well as serious implications for the country's banking sector.
Rating agencies warn Lebanon over $1.2 billion loan default
BEIRUT (AP) — Credit ratings agency Moody's warned Tuesday that Lebanon's first-ever default on paying its sovereign debt will likely lead to significant losses for private creditors as well as serious implications for the country's banking sector.
Rising mineral demand must spur new mining approach in U.S.
A new government report suggests we must revisit the regulatory regime that restricts hard rock mining in the United States. A surge in demand is coming for the minerals and metals needed in every sector of our economy, and we are woefully unprepared to meet it.
Paving, black carbon and wolves
Originally, the Interlocal Agreements for the North Fork were signed to provide a process for local residents and the general public where they would air their concerns and grievances with the local, state and federal agencies. After only a year or two, the Interlocal was expanded from one meeting per year to two so the agencies could bring their concerns to the private sector.
Paving, black carbon and wolves
Originally, the Interlocal Agreements for the North Fork were signed to provide a process for local residents and the general public where they would air their concerns and grievances with the local, state and federal agencies. After only a year or two, the Interlocal was expanded from one meeting per year to two so the agencies could bring their concerns to the private sector.
Stocks fall slightly as banks drop; Intel propels tech
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks fell slightly in early trading Friday as a blowout earnings report from chipmaker Intel propelled technology shares higher and offset declines in health care and financial companies.
Lebanon's int'l backers lend their support to new premier
BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon's international backers said Wednesday they supported its new Cabinet, while urging it to swiftly tackle the country's snowballing crises amid ongoing anti-government protests.
MY TURN: Idaho public education and your taxes
The Idaho governor's $50 million carve out to fund homeschooling for unregulated and limited accountability homeschool education curriculums to salve a 7% minority is just wrong. Some of the homeschool kids have educated parents who raise the bar for their brilliant children — wonderful. Many more limit the breadth of their learning and release socially awkward adults into the broader world with limited adaptability or skills needed to launch as contributing citizens.
Nonprofits suffer from shutdown
As the federal government shutdown continues, concern across Montana is building. This shutdown means many government offices and services are closed, and more than 20,000 federal and military employees in Montana will soon be missing a paycheck. It also means a threat to the essential services that form the backbone of our communities — services provided by Montana’s dedicated nonprofit sector.
Kentucky Daybook
Associated Press Kentucky Daybook for Thursday, Jan. 16.
Free flower seeds help attract pollinators
It’s officially Spring, and time to help out the birds and bees with free pollinator seed mixes, available during the Pollinator Seed Giveaway, 1-3 p.m. Saturday, April 13, at the North Lake County Library.
Visit Sandpoint offers contest for front-line workers
The contest is open until Aug. 25, and may be redeemed anytime between Labor Day and Thanksgiving
Annual tour celebrates area artists
SANDPOINT – Grab the keys, and hit the road to visit local artists, as they open their studios to the public for the annual Artists’ Studio Tour this weekend, starting today and running through Monday.
Macron getting hybrid car as France steps up climate fight
PARIS (AP) — The government of President Emmanuel Macron is putting more of its money where his mouth is, announcing a raft of plans to curb carbon emissions, including a new hybrid-engine armored car for the French leader.
Sanders returns to North Carolina for campaign rallies
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate
PREP ROUNDUP: Coeur d'Alene boys finish second at Battle for the 509
Results from Saturday's prep slate.