Flexing the state’s rights amid concerns over federal proposals, unity after a hard-fought primary and the chairman’s election are highlights of the Idaho Republican Party’s annual convention, which began Friday.
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ATHOL — A Timberlake Fire Protection District commissioner has resigned and a technical advisor for the district has quit after the board decided to immediately end the contract of Chief Jack Krill.
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POST FALLS — Even if the economy is rebounding, don’t automatically think education budgets will be brought back up right away, the state’s superintendent of public instruction said on Tuesday.
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POST FALLS — Local Army National Guard soldiers will leave on Sept. 17 to serve a yearlong mission in support of Operation New Dawn in Iraq, the U.S. Department of Defense announced on Monday.
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ATHOL — A fire engine’s accelerator pedal that became stuck is evidence that the Timberlake Fire District has fallen woefully behind on vehicle maintenance and needs levy funding to improve safety, the fire chief says.
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It won’t be a walk in the park, but the state plans to keep its North Idaho parks open and services available this year despite a proposed $5.1 million in cuts.
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Private business leaders and public agencies from throughout the region are going to the public for ideas and strategies in their effort to make the Inland Northwest a major hub for global commerce.
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While some local and state officials praised a federal judge's decision on Wednesday to allow wolf hunts to continue, environmentalists are still circling with litigation in their quest to restore protection.
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POST FALLS — Mandatory boat inspections to keep invasive species out of Idaho are under way, but the early compliance rate has something to be desired.
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