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SHOLEH: Is this the American way?
Jesus might have wept at the irony. Christmas Eve, a night dedicated to celebrating his example to humankind (which the Bible repeatedly quotes as compassionate to the downtrodden), was chosen to leave three busloads of people outside one night in 18-degree weather.
LETTER: Founders say goodbye to Tailwaggers
After reading the nice article in the Pilot and also the Flathead Journal about Chase and Abbey Pierce taking over the Tailwaggers store, we, as the originating founders, owners and operators of this wonderful store, wish to send thanks to all our shoppers for a bountiful and wonderful 10 years.
Mission Mountain Studio: Beads, crafting, and more!
POLSON - Specializing in jewelry crafting supplies, fashion accessories, beads, and more, Mission Mountain Studio has been doing strong business at the intersection of Highway 93 and Polson’s Main Street for over 30 years, cultivating an image of community, service and friendship in the process.
No charges in North Fork grizzly deaths
No charges will be filed in the death of four grizzly bears up the North Fork that got into a trailer that was used to store garbage on private property Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Region 1 spokesman Dillon Tabish said.
Everyone is unique, but not in everything
Jeanne wanted to purchase a certain brand of shoes, and the nearest place that carried them was a store in the Spokane Mall.
Today's ghastly groaner
A man walked into a pet store and looked around. The store owner was busy with another customer. As the man checked out all the cages, he didn’t see anything that interested him.
CBH editorial: Circumstances call for community mindset
“We’ve gone crazy,” said a shopper out loud in a grocery store aisle lined with empty shelves. This shopper expressed what many other ordinary Americans have felt, the surprise and frustration at finding no potatoes, no canned soup and no toilet paper on store shelves that for nearly every day of their lives have been packed with goods.
Misty Mountain has little bit of everything
The Misty Mountain Trading Post, located at 1498 Montana 35 in Kalispell, has a little bit of something for everyone.
Buildings, burgers and bits
Business bits for Feb. 6
Bucket biologists harm healthy fishing areas
Warren Illi recently wrote a column for the Daily Inter Lake on illegal fish introductions, claiming that fishermen are driven to illegally plant fish, AKA “bucket biology,” because Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials won’t respond to their complaints about poor fishing.
Bucket biologists harm healthy fishing areas
Warren Illi recently wrote a column for the Daily Inter Lake on illegal fish introductions, claiming that fishermen are driven to illegally plant fish, AKA “bucket biology,” because Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials won’t respond to their complaints about poor fishing.
Potato disputes with Canada continue
WSPC gearing up for July trade tribunal
Roosters looking for ravishing home
SOAP LAKE – The Rock Bottom Rocker Pet Pantry has several breeds of rooster available for adoption. Last year, Rock Bottom Rocker Pet Pantry President Shawna Kluge purchased two dozen chicks from various feed stores, and she got more roosters than hens. Kluge got the chicks in hopes of having fresh eggs, so the roosters are not much help to that effort. There are several breeds available including Buff Orrington roosters, Rhode Island red roosters, Well Summer Roosters and Barred Rock roosters. Kluge said the best way to contact her about the roosters is by texting her phone at 509-237-5722. If flying friends are not what you are looking for, the shelter also has several dogs and cats available for adoption. Visit RockBottomRocker.org to learn more about the other animals. If you can’t adopt any friends right now, but would like to help a local shelter, visit the website and click “donate.”
AUTUMN: City leaves a mess
Did you really expect our Coeur d’Alene city leaders to spend millions on the Kroc Center and tens of millions on the Mae McEuen baseball fields and have money to maintain our streets and dirt alleyway? Silly you if you did.
One woman dead, another injured in car crash near airport
A Tuesday morning crash involving a passenger vehicle and a dump truck on U.S. 2 East has left one person dead and another severely injured.
One woman dead, another injured in car crash near airport
A Tuesday morning crash involving a passenger vehicle and a dump truck on U.S. 2 East has left one person dead and another severely injured.
Macy's swings to loss in second quarter but tops estimates
NEW YORK (AP) — Macy’s Inc. on Wednesday reported a fiscal second-quarter loss of $431 million, after reporting a profit in the same period a year earlier.
Silver Valley businesses embrace alternative methods
One by one, businesses across the county are shutting their doors due to the COVID-19 situation. Whether it be to follow recommendations set forth by health officials or simply to keep losses at a minimum during this period of limited shopping, shop owners everywhere are facing the very real possibility of closing for an extended period of time to wait out the pandemic.
Christmas Carnival was great
Editor,
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Sagle Senior Citizens, Inc., continues to meet on the first and third Wednesdays of each month to enjoy a potluck lunch and association with neighbors. It maintains Monarch Road Community Center, 650 Monarch Road, in Sagle, for its own use and for use by Triangle United Club, Sunday “Jam Session,” Sagle Saddle Tramps (4-H), occasional dancers, a polling site for Sagle Precinct and activities by numerous other individuals and groups in Bonner County. The corporation is not going of business; the community center is not closing; members are not at odds with one another.