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Todd M. Schatz
Todd M. Schatz
Lester C. McKean
Lester C. McKean
City collecting leaves on Mondays
The City of Polson is again collecting leaves on Mondays through November.
PF schools: Ward vs. Paul
Name: Glorie Ward
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Grant, Adams counties add jobs
Adams County at lowest unemployment rate since 1990
Economist: Grant County 'strong, slowing' in May
GRANT COUNTY - A Wenatchee-based regional labor economist found Grant County's non-farm employment report showed a "strong but slowing" economy in May 2008.
Default rate exceeds graduation
NIC one of 265 higher ed schools with bad number
Commercially sustainable?
Development continues as retail vacancy rates have soared
COEUR d'ALENE - The real estate adage that "commercial follows rooftops" meant a surge in retail and office space development in North Idaho, but when the roof fell in on the housing market, the commercial sector was close behind.
Cisco's shortfall an omen for rest of tech world
SAN FRANCISCO - A gloomy outlook from Cisco Systems Inc. is shaking some investors' faith in the strength of the technology industry's recovery.
President: Take the day, with pay
Obama tries again to get paid leave for more workers
BALTIMORE - President Barack Obama launched a fresh push Thursday to bring paid sick and family leave to working parents and other private-sector employees as the White House unveiled proposals that could benefit tens of millions of people. Most require action by the Republican-controlled Congress.
Educonomy
College, business leaders discuss higher education's role in economic growth
COEUR d'ALENE - Three college presidents and five area business leaders met Friday morning to discuss higher education's role in economic development.
Local jobless rate rises slightly
POST FALLS — Kootenai County’s unemployment rate in November rose two-tenths of a percent from October to 3.8, according to a report released by the Idaho Department of Labor.
OPINION: Five takeaways on the 2015 Flathead economy
In 2015, the Flathead Valley hit its stride in a more sustained economic recovery and showed the trends that will carry us into the New Year. Here are five takeaways on the Flathead economy and what they mean for 2016.
