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Happy Mother's Day, Coeur d'Alene
Happy Mother’s Day, Coeur d’Alene! On behalf of the Coeur d’Alene Regional Chamber, we’d like to wish all the mothers out there the wonderful day they deserve!
General hunting season underway in Montana
Montana’s general hunting season for deer and elk starts Saturday and runs through Nov. 28.
Yankees overhaul training staff after setting injury record
NEW YORK (AP) — Eric Cressey thinks some injuries can be prevented. After a season in which medical updates overshadowed scouting reports, the New York Yankees hope so.
AP Entertainment Digest
If you have questions, please email Nekesa Mumbi Moody at [email protected] or Anthony McCartney at [email protected]. For up-to-the-minute coverage, visit coverage plan at https://newsroom.ap.org for information. For access to AP newsroom and other technical issues, contact [email protected] or call 877-836-9477. For reruns of stories and questions about the best-seller lists call the service desk at 800-838-4616. Reruns of stories are available at https://newsroom.ap.org . All times EDT unless otherwise stated.
AP Entertainment Digest for April 20, 1st Ld-Writethru
If you have questions, please email AP Entertainment Editor Anthony McCartney at [email protected]. For up-to-the-minute coverage, visit coverage plan at https://newsroom.ap.org for information. For access to AP newsroom and other technical issues, contact [email protected] or call 877-836-9477. For reruns of stories and questions about the best-seller lists call the service desk at 800-838-4616. Reruns of stories are available at https://newsroom.ap.org . All times EDT unless otherwise stated.
AP Entertainment Digest for Friday, April 10
If you have questions, please email Nekesa Mumbi Moody at [email protected] or Anthony McCartney at [email protected]. For up-to-the-minute coverage, visit coverage plan at https://newsroom.ap.org for information. For access to AP newsroom and other technical issues, contact [email protected] or call 877-836-9477. For reruns of stories and questions about the best-seller lists call the service desk at 800-838-4616. Reruns of stories are available at https://newsroom.ap.org . All times EDT unless otherwise stated.
AP Entertainment Digest, 1st Ld-Writethru
If you have questions, please email Nekesa Mumbi Moody at [email protected] or Anthony McCartney at [email protected] . For up-to-the-minute coverage, visit coverage plan at https://newsroom.ap.org for information. For access to AP newsroom and other technical issues, contact [email protected] or call 877-836-9477. For reruns of stories and questions about the best-seller lists call the service desk at 800-838-4616. Reruns of stories are available at https://newsroom.ap.org. All times EDT unless otherwise stated.
AP Entertainment Digest
If you have questions, please email Nekesa Mumbi Moody at [email protected] or Anthony McCartney at [email protected] . For up-to-the-minute coverage, visit coverage plan at https://newsroom.ap.org for information. For access to AP newsroom and other technical issues, contact [email protected] or call 877-836-9477. For reruns of stories and questions about the best-seller lists call the service desk at 800-838-4616. Reruns of stories are available at https://newsroom.ap.org. All times EDT unless otherwise stated.
AP source: MLB prefers teams flip sites if virus shuts parks
NEW YORK (AP) — If Major League Baseball can't play in front of fans at a team's home ballpark because of the virus outbreak, the sport's first preference likely would be to switch games to the visiting team's stadium if possible, a person familiar with the deliberations told The Associated Press.
AP source: MLB prefers teams flip sites if virus shuts parks
NEW YORK (AP) — If Major League Baseball can't play in front of fans at a team's home ballpark because of the virus outbreak, the sport's first preference likely would be to switch games to the visiting team's stadium if possible, a person familiar with the deliberations told The Associated Press.
AP source: MLB prefers teams flip sites if virus shuts parks
NEW YORK (AP) — If Major League Baseball can't play in front of fans at a team's home ballpark because of the virus outbreak, the sport's first preference likely would be to switch games to the visiting team's stadium if possible, a person familiar with the deliberations told The Associated Press.
AP Entertainment Digest for Tuesday, April 28
If you have questions, please email Nekesa Mumbi Moody at [email protected] or Anthony McCartney at [email protected]. For up-to-the-minute coverage, visit coverage plan at https://newsroom.ap.org for information. For access to AP newsroom and other technical issues, contact [email protected] or call 877-836-9477. For reruns of stories and questions about the best-seller lists call the service desk at 800-838-4616. Reruns of stories are available at https://newsroom.ap.org . All times EDT unless otherwise stated.
Yankees overhaul training staff after setting injury record
NEW YORK (AP) — Eric Cressey thinks some injuries can be prevented. After a season in which medical updates overshadowed scouting reports, the New York Yankees hope so.
Hunters should be aware of highly pathogenic avian influenza in wild birds
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is monitoring the situation by testing wild birds that display symptoms consistent with HPAI infection.
Community briefs
Other upcoming tournaments include the Capital City Classic in Helena and Polson Splash.
Libby to host property tax meeting; rebates available soon
The City of Libby’s Ponderosa Room, located at 952 E. Spruce St., will host a forum from 3 to 6 p.m. Thursday, July 13.
Glacier takes questions on Sperry rebuild
The push to rebuild Sperry Chalet continued Monday with a meeting on the project’s draft environmental assessment at Flathead Valley Community College.
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The Whitefish High School Drama Club will present “Just Another High School Play” in the Whitefish Middle School auditorium on Feb. 25-27 at 7 p.m. After the director abandons a play, The student assistant director and stage manager try to continue, but mayhem ensues because they and the other actors have missed every rehearsal and no one knows exactly what play to perform or who’s in charge. A variety of plays are spoofed, from “Hamlet” to “Little Women,” and the audience will also be asked to participate. Tickets are $8 adults and $4 senior/students available at the door.
Fourth of July events abound in Bigfork, Valley
Bigfork Eagle