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Legals for October, 15 2021
Legals for October, 8 2021
Kroc Center partners with NomNom to help students
The Salvation Army Kroc Center and the Coeur d’Alene NomNom convenience store and gas station are partnering again for a Backpacks for Kids fundraising event.
Lady Pirates, Pirates tennis continue to see growth in young season
Polson High School girls tennis coach Robert Hislop knows he has one of the top-tier teams in Montana High School Association Class A, and his team has an MHSA Class A championship ring to validate it.
Lower Columbia levels affecting many
BEVERLY - The Grant County PUD's decision to lower water levels on the Columbia River is having far-reaching effects.
Thoreau 'Jill' Evernden, 77
Thoreau "Jill" Evernden was born in Crowell, Texas, on Aug. 13, 1934.
Snow, colder weather to bolster ski areas
Lookout postpones opening until today due to rain, warmth
With colder weather predicted this weekend and snow expected today, Lookout Pass Ski Area and Silver Mountain Resort were tentatively planning to open today.
Annual dragon-boat festival coming up Sept. 13 and 14
The third annual Montana Dragon Boat Festival promises two days of excitement, pageantry and family fun Sept. 13 and 14.
Ponderay hosting bike rodeo
The McNearney Park Bike Rodeo will held Saturday, May 22, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Hands-on science connects youth, community
The Youth Water Summit is the culmination of The Confluence Project.
Libby tennis sweeps Columbia Falls
Members of the boys squad each claimed straight-set victories in a 7-0 win while the girls doubles teams all won their matches, helping the Lady Loggers to a 5-2 win.
Lake County Justice Court actions
Lake County Justice Court
Summer tourism numbers strong
It was a tale of two summers for Whitefish’s tourism industry over the past few months.
Macy's to furlough majority of its 125,000 workers
NEW YORK (AP) — Macy's says it will temporarily stop paying tens of thousands of employees who were thrown out of work when the chain closed its stores in response to collapsing sales during the pandemic.
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EPA officially proposes listing CFAC site
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced today, March 24, that it officially had proposed adding the Columbia Falls Aluminum Company smelter site to the National Priorities List, making it eligible for additional study and cleanup resources under EPA’s Superfund program.
Park posts higher May visitor count
Fire in Hong Kong apartment building kills 7, injures 11
HONG KONG (AP) — Authorities in Hong Kong said at least seven people were killed and 11 injured in a fire at an apartment building that may have started at a gathering of people from the city's Nepalese community.
Charles E. 'Charlie' Epler Sr.
1931 - 2011
Kenneth E. Sorley
Kenneth E. Sorley, 74, of Hungry Horse, Montana.