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POAC announces First Friday art exhibits on Sept. 6
There’s a first time for everything, and Pend Oreille Arts Council thinks it’s a great time to anchor art exhibits and artists’ receptions on the first Friday of every month. Starting on September 6 with exhibits at both the Power House, 120 Lake St., and the POAC Gallery, 110 Main St., opening meet and greets will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Annual eagle watch week set to soar
The annual migration of bald eagles to Lake Coeur d’Alene is on. The eagles take advantage of the abundant kokanee spawn on Lake Coeur d’Alene en route from British Columbia to warmer winter locales. For nearly eight weeks, they grace the skies above the lake, putting on a fabulous aerobatic display for the public.
Hawks blank Bulldogs
SANDPOINT — Troy Carr and Justin White combined on a one-hitter, and Lakeland plated eight first inning runs en route to a 15-0 blanking of Sandpoint in a 4A Inland Empire League baseball game Tuesday at Pine St. Field.
Wampus Cats fall short against Miners
WALLACE — Clark Fork came to play in a North Star League tilt on Friday night, but ran out of gas late in the game en route to a 60-46 loss to the Miners at Wallace High School.
KenKen isn't for Barbies
"Didn't you see the KenKen puzzles I saved here for you?" Mike asked our daughter as he rounded the kitchen counter after work Tuesday, dropping keys and coffee cup en route.
No. 2 Trojans run past Bulldogs
SANDPOINT — Junior Christian Kennedy buried two of Sandpoint’s four first quarter 3-pointers as the Bulldogs jumped out to a big first quarter lead, but alas they were playing reigning 5A state champion Post Falls, which took control from there en route to a 78-61 nonleague win in boys basketball Thursday night at Les Rogers Court.
No. 1 Coeur d'Alene cruises past Sandpoint girls
SANDPOINT — Kama Griffitts scored a game high 11 points to lead three Vikings in double figures, and No.1 ranked Coeur d’Alene held Sandpoint to three second half points en route to a 64-14 win in Inland Empire League action Tuesday night at Les Rogers Court.
4XL man back in pen for weed case
COEUR d’ALENE — An Oregon man who skipped bond after being busted in Idaho while en route to Montana to sell eight pounds of dispensary cannabis is back in jail following his arrest Monday on a warrant.
C-Falls man making steps to recovery
After being in a medically-induced coma for more than 10 days, a Columbia Falls man is slowly but surely recovering from a freak accident that left him with a severe head injury.
Basketball team brings home gold
The Whitefish Thunder adult team went undefeated at a recent Special Olympics State Basketball Tournament en route to bringing home a gold medal.
Glacier 15Us nab state crown, heading to regionals
The Glacier 15U Babe Ruth baseball team steamrolled the competition en route to state a title July 17 in Miles City.
Wanner takes title, Peacock second at Western A classic
Sage Wanner’s been winning cross-country races from start to finish all season long. The senior Wildcat did it again Saturday en route to a Western A Classic title in Fairmont Hot Springs near Butte in 16:24.
Frozen out at Freezout
There’s a problem with Freezout Lake south of Choteau this year — most of the ponds in the complex are frozen. The state wildlife management area is popular with bird enthusiasts in March and early April because of the tens of thousands of snow geese and other waterfowl that stop at the complex en route to breeding grounds in Alaska and Canada.
Man drives hundreds of miles with corpse passenger
WARREN, Mich. (AP) — A Detroit-area man was so determined to return to Michigan from Arizona that he refused to stop and contact authorities even after one of his passengers died en route, police said Wednesday.
Megaload passes Sandpoint on way to Flathead
A million-pound megaload has been rolling through Northern Idaho en route to Montana.
Family rescued from Moses Lake
MOSES LAKE — An 8-year-old boy was transported to Samaritan Hospital as a precaution after the kayak he was paddling capsized during a family outing on Moses Lake. The incident was reported at about 1 p.m. Thursday at Connelly Park. The boy and his parents were using kayaks that were unfamiliar to them, said Brent Haley, a captain with Grant County Fire District No. 5. The boy’s mother fell out of her kayak, Haley said; “it’s a new kayak to her,” and she had trouble getting back in. Seeing his mom in the water caused the boy to panic, and he fell in the lake. The boy’s father paddled over to help, got out of his kayak and had trouble getting back in. All three were wearing life jackets. A “good Samaritan on a jet ski” arrived on scene and helped the man get back in his kayak, and transported the boy to shore. The mom’s kayak began to take on water, and the jet ski rider returned to help the woman. The jet ski rider flagged down a passing boat, who transported the woman back to shore, along with the two kayaks. A Fire District No. 5 unit was en route to another incident, but was diverted to the park, Haley said. AMR ambulance personnel also responded to the scene, and transported the boy to the hospital.
YOUTH WRESTLING: Sandpoint Legacy Wrestling posts multiple top finishes at Helltown Throwdown
In the Boys Middle School division, Miro Parr-Coffin (77) and John Holman (149) took home individual titles. Parr-Coffin and Holman both went 4-0 en route to their gold medals.
ID Forecast
ID Forecast for Thursday, January 16, 2020
Two Eagle falls to Lincoln, downs Heart Butte
Lincoln had a strong start to a nonleague matchup against Two Eagle en route to a 59-36 victory on Friday, Dec. 20. On Thursday, Thomas Addison scored 26 points for Two Eagle, helping defeat Heart Butte 66-39
Charlo cages Darby Tigers, 48-2
Charlo held Darby to 58 yards of offense en route to a 48-2 8-man football victory on Friday, Sept. 22.