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Initial tests show no human-health risk from lake 'sheen'
An oil-like substance that produced an unusual sheen along a stretch of Flathead Lake’s Somers Bay shoreline earlier this month does not pose any immediate human-health risk, according to preliminary test results by the Environmental Protection Agency.
US close to ending buried nuke waste cleanup at Idaho site
The cleanup project, started in 2005, is named the Accelerated Retrieval Project
Northwest Notes
The Idaho Club
Alibaba stock soars in jubilant trading debut
NEW YORK (AP) — Alibaba debuted as a publicly traded company Friday and swiftly climbed more than 40 percent in a mammoth IPO that offered eager investors seemingly unlimited potential for growth and a way to tap into the burgeoning Chinese middle class.
Rose Creek grows Kokanee for Montana
The orange glow of roughly 3.8 million Kokanee salmon eggs populates the round water-filled incubators that line the insides of Rose Creek Hatchery’s fish troughs.
Rose Creek grows Kokanee for Montana
The orange glow of roughly 3.8 million Kokanee salmon eggs populates the round water-filled incubators that line the insides of Rose Creek Hatchery’s fish troughs.
Rose Creek grows Kokanee for Montana
The orange glow of roughly 3.8 million Kokanee salmon eggs populates the round water-filled incubators that line the insides of Rose Creek Hatchery’s fish troughs.
Legals for April, 13 2023
When pain is a pain
Nobody likes pain, but without this important communication tool, we’d be in big trouble. Pain is an alert system letting us know that something is wrong. Whether it is warning us that we are touching a hot stove and will get burned, or an organ that is in trouble sending out its red flag telling us there is some internal threat going on that needs attention, we’d best heed the warning. But when it is unrelenting, it can be a pain to have pain because it inhibits us in our life.
Poachers and gropers
A Classic G. George Ostrom column from March 29, 1989
The point of COVID-19 vaccines
Dear Geezer Paul Graves writes about the COVID-19 vaccine and talks about an upcoming Geezer forum on the subject.
Legals for July, 18 2024
Deja vu: Back in January of 1993 …
This job sometimes gives me a whopping sense of déjà vu: I feel like I’ve been here before.
Chip reloading facility begins operation
100 Years Ago — 1919
Movers and Shakers March 19, 2010
Panhandle State Bank cuts employees, restructures; Poppy moves to suite 104 in Sherman Arms building; Edward Jones rep holds seminar; Wine distributor moves
Answers on oak treatments and wine temperatures
We love it when we get questions from our readers.
A guide to getting rid of clutter in your home
(ARA) - You're feeling like the walls are closing in. You're not a hoarder, but you just have too much stuff. It's not that difficult to change your ways. If you want to take control of clutter, get a few boxes, one for each room in your home. Start by organizing one room at a time.
Wallace museums make a pass
With summer in full swing, it’s the perfect time to check out the local history the towns sprinkled through the Silver Valley have to offer.
