Legals for April, 1 2020

Seniors helping seniors

Two St. Regis High School students have decided to do something positive with the leftovers from their school's cafeteria this year.

Minnesota ballot tracking website restored after going down

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A website that Minnesotans can use to track their absentee ballots went down for more than an hour Saturday morning, along with other parts of the state’s online voter registration system, with just three days to go until the Nov. 3 election.

Minnesota ballot tracking website restored after going down

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A website that Minnesotans can use to track their absentee ballots went down for more than an hour Saturday morning, along with other parts of the state’s online voter registration system, with just three days to go until the Nov. 3 election.

Ephrata pays to finish road, water project

Accepts $2.2 million bid

EPHRATA - A Yakima-based company will finish Ephrata's road and water pipe replacement project.

Energy bar company expanding

Energy bar company expanding

Saturday event will focus on trafficking

Java Rocks, the coffee shop in the Blue Cow building, is hosting an evening dedicated to raising awareness of and work toward ending child trafficking.

Planted Roots explores community center

SANDPOINT — It’s a $53 million dream project that started with an independent film and some free firewood. The inspiration came from the former, while the latter provided the courage to forge ahead.

First COVID-19 case confirmed in Lincoln County

The Lincoln County Health Department reported March 25 that it had received notice of the county’s first confirmed case of COVID-19.

GRANT COUNTY PUD NOTICE OF MEETING SITE CHANGE

Notice is hereby given that Grant County Public Utility District No. 2 Commissioners will hold their regular Monday Commission Meeting, starting at 9 AM on Monday, March 28, 2005, at the Wilson Creek City Hall, 254 Railroad Street, Wilson Creek, WA. Commissioners will hear public comment on agenda and non-agenda items at 1:00 PM and address their business agenda items at 1:30 PM.

Soap Lake Lava Lite to use lights

Allows for easier construction and maintenance

City of Moses Lake resists tribal gas station

MOSES LAKE - A proposed tribal gas station and convenience store has continued to see resistance from city council members.

Vandals flood vacant Kmart

$50,000 damage reported

Master Naturalists offer open house

Fun for the whole family is in store at the local Idaho Master Naturalists chapter open house at the Waterlife Discovery Center on Saturday, June 24.

Two downtown companies merge

Two downtown Bonners Ferry businesses recently merged.

Coffee and a whole lot more

Widmyers open new business venture

There’s a new coffee shop in town. But wait, it’s not just coffee. Guests can also find items from pet treats and laundry detergent to earrings, college or state-themed pillows and unique products locally made.

Are we eating plastic?

A bag sits in our laundry room filled with empty plastic. I’ve been trying to choose more products sold sustainably, but it’s hard to avoid plastic anymore because it’s everywhere.

Suspects charged in immigration case

Two Kalispell businessmen are accused of harboring, employing illegal aliens

Public needs to help police access sites

LAKE FIVE UPDATE: A month ago I wrote a column about local landowners opposing a public boat access on Lake Five.