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to publisher Mike Weland's stroke April 22. |
April 21 |
Head-on collision
slows traffic on U.S. 95: A two vehicle head-on
collision occurred at about 10:25 p.m. on U.S. 95 at Kootenai Trail Road. |
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Standing inside what was
once a downtown eyesore, Mike Naumann told the
Rotary Club last month a little about what it took
to convert an empty garage into a vibrant new
downtown business, the Kootenai River Brewing
Company. |
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Transforming a
derelict into a vibrant business: In March,
Kootenai River Brewing Company owner Mike Naumann told the Bonners
Ferry Rotary Club a little bit about his
background and about transforming an old eyesore
in downtown Bonners Ferry into a vibrant gem. |
Risk of flooding
still high: With the record moisture that fell throughout
the region in March, much of it snow at the
higher elevations, and prolonged cool
temperatures, local emergency managers are
concerned that a warm up could bring significant
local flooding.
The Northwest River Forecast Center, part of the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
(NOAA), predicts that the elevation on the
Kootenai River at Bonners Ferry could reach very
close to 61 feet by early next weekend.
Flood stage is 57 feet. |
Bonners Ferry
welcomes new police chief: The City of Bonners Ferry earlier this month
welcomed a new chief of police to town, Steve
Benkula, a 27-year law enforcement veteran from
Twin Falls, Idaho. |
SWISH replaces
Valley View hoops: On April 18, Ron Sukenik, Bonners Ferry Rotary
Club, and Gary Mohler, a devoted SWISH
volunteer, delivered two new basketball hoops to
the students at the Valley View School. |
Hospital Auxiliary
holding basket raffle: The Boundary Community Hospital Auxiliary is
offering tickets for a beautiful basket,
"Especially for You," with the drawing to take
place May 12 during the hospital Health Fair. |
Moyie Springs
City Council minutes, March 7 |
Closed fire
season begins May 10: The closed fire season in Idaho begins May 10
and extends through October 20 each year. |
April 17 |
Valley View
Student Council minutes |
Train crossing
safety stressed Thursday: On Thursday, April 19, City, County and State
Law Enforcement Officers will be conducting an
Officer On A Train and Adopt A Crossing
enforcement operation in North Idaho.
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Court dispositions
and sheriffs log |
Prescribed burns
slated on IPNF: The Idaho Panhandle National Forests plan to
conduct prescribed burning during the spring and
fall of 2012 on multiple locations across
national forest system lands. |
Verizon 4G LTE
coming to Bonners Ferry: On Thursday, April 19, Verizon Wireless
customers in more areas of Eastern Washington
and Northern Idaho, including Bonners Ferry,
will be able to take advantage of the Verizon
Wireless 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) network,
the nation’s largest 4G LTE network. |
April 14 |
Marine Corps
Commandant to give commencement: Commandant of
the U.S. Marine Corps and University of Idaho alumnus,
General James F. Amos will visit his alma mater May 12 to
inspire the Class of 2012 with the commencement address. |
IWDC seeks proposals
to train at-risk teens: The Idaho Workforce Development Council is
soliciting proposals to train low-income,
at-risk high school students for jobs in demand
by the high-growth industries that will drive
Idaho’s economic future. |
Forest
practices committee to meet: The Idaho Forest Practices Act Advisory
Committee (FPAAC) will meet via videoconference
from the Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) Coeur
d’Alene office and the Boise IDL Director’s
Office on Tuesday, April 24. |
April 11 |
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!! LOST !! |
"Sydney" is an eight-year-old female red Merle
Australian shepherd who wandered away from a kennel on
Lost Mile Road Saturday afternoon, April 7. Her owner,
Howard Nusbaum, has posted fliers all over the area and
even gone door to door, but so far to no avail. He said
she is a farm dog, used to being outdoors, she's very
shy, but nice, and he's anxious to get her back home. If
you spot her, please call him at (208) 610-0807, Debb at
(208) 244-5620 or Kate at (208) 290-3595. A reward is
being offered for assistance in her return. |
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Super 1 job fair
at Job Service tomorrow, Saturday: The Idaho Department of Labor will hold a Super
1 Grocery job fair at the Bonners Ferry Job
Service from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, as Super
1 seeks to fill as many as 100 positions in time
for their grand opening in mid-June.
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Deadline for
property tax relief programs Monday: Assessor David Ryals would like to remind
Boundary County property owners that the April
16 filing deadline is fast approaching for
certain property tax relief programs.
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County Commission
minutes, March 26-27 |
April 10 |
County tax deed
sale set: A public auction to sell several
properties due to non-payment of taxes in Boundary County
has been scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 24, at the
Boundary County Extension Office. |
April 9 |
On Stage at the
Pearl: Saturday, April 14, 7 p.m. "On Stage at the
Pearl" presents two local favorites; Barb
Robertson and "Quarter Moon," with Trenee Solt,
Mike Meier, John Marquette, and Jerry Causi.
When it comes to finding local talent, the Pearl is a
treasure.
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Court dispositions
and sheriff's log |
April 8 |
One killed, one
injured in collision: A Moyie Springs couple out for an evening
motorcycle ride on Highway 2 Saturday met with
tragedy. |
April 3 |
Body found in
burned-out trailer: Details remain extremely sketchy, but it has
been confirmed that a body was discovered Monday
evening in the rubble of a burned out trailer on
Curley Creek Road.
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Cody
Gross deployed to Afghanistan: Cody Gross, 18,
who graduated early from Bonners Ferry High School in
January, 2011, so he could join the U.S. Army, and
immediately left for basic military training in Fort
Benning, Georgia, recently deployed to Afghanistan with the
3rd Bridgade, Second Infantry Division. |
April 2 |
Local
charges dropped in heroin bust: At the request of the Boundary County
prosecutors office, local drug trafficking
charges stemming from a Sunday morning traffic
stop on U.S. 95 at Alderson Lane during which
the biggest heroin bust in Idaho history went
down have been dismissed.
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American Legion
Post 55 celebrates 93rd: Members of American Legion Boundary Post #55,
their spouses and guests, and members from the
Women’s Auxiliary recently gathered at Chic ‘n
Chop Restaurant for the 2012 Legion Birthday
Dinner.
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Court disposition
and sheriff's log |
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Obituaries |
Juanita
Ann Matlock, August 6, 1951 ~ April 23, 2012 |
Robert
Eugene White, November 22, 1947 ~ April 26,
2012 |
Clarence
Alton "Bud" Roberts, August 8, 1932 ~ April 8, 2012 |
Richard Duane Cunningham,
August 13, 1925 ~ April 17, 2012 |
Gary Lee Cavender,
December 22, 1950 ~ April 17, 2012 |
MarieJoy
(Obermayer) Becquart,
January 10, 1938 ~ April 11, 2012 |
James D.
Fries,
August 30, 1953 - April 13, 2012 |
Fanny Lou
Lilly:
July 29, 1930 ~ March 31, 2012 |
Bernice
Jacobsen Figg, August 29, 1915 ~ April 6, 2012 |
Wayne Wilbur Williams,
April 11, 1960 ~ April 7, 2012 |
Kenneth
A. Brunger, July 3, 1951 ~ April 1, 2012 |
Bobby
Leigh Bradley,
February 11, 1943 ~ March 25, 2012 |
Sports |
Avery
Creek cabin available for rent: Starting
this spring forest visitors will have the
opportunity to rent the historic Avery Creek
Cabin on the North Fork of the Coeur d’Alene
River. |
Badger
softball just waiting on sunshine: As we all anxiously await the arrival of spring
and the sunshine it might someday bring, the
High School Varsity Girls Softball Team has been
working hard in preparation for their season. |
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Letters |
Rosanne Smith: Kudos to Valley View Student Council for putting
their minutes in Newsbf! |
Raul
Labrador: We all have wonderful memories of recreation
with family and friends in any of Idaho’s
beautiful wildlife areas. Whether it’s boating
in McCall or hunting in Clearwater County, Idaho
has so much to offer its citizens and visitors
outdoors. That’s why on Tuesday, April 17, 2012,
I voted in favor of H.R. 4089, or the
“Sportsmen’s Heritage Act of 2012.” |
Un-Republican Activities;
Challengers accuse Boundary County Republican
Central Committee of trying to follow the Idaho
Republican Party rules and platform! |
Several RCC candidates: We, the following
individuals, have come to the
conclusion that there is a need to change the
makeup of the current Boundary County Republican
Central Committee.
We feel that the views of all of the Boundary
County Republicans are not being represented by
Chairman Donna Capurso, or the majority of the
committee. |
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