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Big hearts, full plates
November 22, 2009 on Page I1 In extolling the goodwill of North Idahoans, Michael and Vickie Hillicoss would top the list. Over the last dozen Thanksgivings, the Hillicoss family has witnessed the community take charge in …
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Lake City High collecting food
November 22, 2009 on Page I1
Lake City High School is helping people in need and getting into the holiday spirit with its annual food drive. LCHS students and staff will be collecting nonperishable food, frozen …
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Otter puts in his oar on changing dock rules
November 22, 2009 on Page I1
BOISE – If it were up to Gov. Butch Otter, owners of boat docks on state-owned lakes would be free to put up solid wooden boat covers, complete with roofs, …
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An insider’s view of jail crowding
November 22, 2009 on Page I1
Kendra Goodrick- Martinez, the ex-meth dealer who continues to go straight, was an interested observer when Kootenai County voters rejected that jail expansion proposal. She knows first-hand that a bigger …
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Foggy weather means hazards in winter
November 22, 2009 on Page I2 You really have to get accustomed to much less sun this time of year. Aside from the fact we’re down to only about nine hours of daylight each day, those …
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In brief: NIC presents Warren Miller film
November 22, 2009 on Page I2 COEUR D’ALENE – North Idaho College’s Outdoor Pursuits will present the Warren Miller winter sports film “Dynasty: Celebrating 60 Years of Filmmaking.” at 6:30 tonight in the Boswell Hall Schuler …
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Their dream home
November 22, 2009 on Page I4 Good things come to those who wait. Just ask the people of Cabinet Mountain Calvary Chapel in Clark Fork. For the past seven years the congregation has held its Sunday …
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Organization gives respite to Alzheimer’s caregivers
November 22, 2009 on Page I4 The disease is frightening. Its victims are mothers, fathers, spouses and grandparents who do not recognize the faces of those who have loved them for most of their lives. The …
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Building permits
November 22, 2009 on Page I6 Coeur d’Alene Sandy Seright, 1217 N. Fourth St. commercial, framing for mechanical unit, valued at $35,000.
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Market opens door to new world of natural Thanksgiving options
November 22, 2009 on Page I7
I can’t recall exactly who, but every Thanksgiving, in the hazy afterglow of a full Turkey Day meal, one of my relatives says it. “Tryptophan must be short for ‘trip …
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Music and arts
November 22, 2009 on Page I7 Today Charley Packard (Originals) – 6 p.m., Spuds Grill, 102 N. First, Sandpoint, (208) 265-4311.
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CALENDAR
November 22, 2009 on Page I7 For 11-22-2009
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bankruptcies
November 22, 2009 on Page I7 Filings from Oct. 28-29. Chapter 7 (liquidation petitions)
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Forgotten remains get burial rites
November 15, 2009 on Page I1 BOISE – The 12 North Idaho veterans whose remains were recently interred with ceremony at the Idaho State Veterans Cemetery hadn’t necessarily been forgotten, but their cremated remains had. The …
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Mixed messages
November 15, 2009 on Page I1 It started slowly in Gwen Reed’s English classes. A “4ever” in a book report here, a “ppl” in an essay there, and a scattering of uncapitalized words or unpunctuated sentences …
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The Breakfast Nook returning to Post Falls
November 15, 2009 on Page I1
Expanding from its Coeur d’Alene and Rathdrum locations, The Breakfast Nook plans a Wednesday opening in the former Wingers Restaurant building in Post Falls. The 100-seat facility, with booths and …
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Maintaining Panida is community effort
November 15, 2009 on Page I1 The Panida Theater is a treasured landmark in downtown Sandpoint. It opened in 1927 and was named for its location – the Panhandle of Idaho. In the early years it …
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Students letter in academics
November 15, 2009 on Page I2
Coeur d’Alene students will be awarded for their academic excellence and hard work on Wednesday at Lake City High School at 6:30 p.m. Students will receive letters for their academic …
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It’s time for one last blast before winter
November 15, 2009 on Page I2 Just when folks here have switched gears into winter weather mode, others were having to deal with the clean-up from a different type of severe weather. A brief tornado touched …
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In brief: Donations benefit PF food Bank
November 15, 2009 on Page I2 POST FALLS – Pinnacle Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine is collecting nonperishable food items through Friday for its second annual food drive to benefit the Post Falls Food Bank. Community …
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bankruptcies
November 15, 2009 on Page I2 Filings from Oct. 21-27. Chapter 7 (liquidation petitions)
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Sandpoint to focus on homeless
November 15, 2009 on Page I3 His name was Tim. He died a few months ago from injuries suffered in an auto accident. He was not a well-known community member nor was he a successful business …
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For finds furry and functional, explore world of thrift
November 15, 2009 on Page I3
In the past 10 years, the Post Falls area has seen an amazing burst of growth, doubling from a mere suburb into a super-mega-suburb. Some have said that while it …
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Music and arts
November 15, 2009 on Page I3 Today Charley Packard (Original) – 6 p.m., Spuds Grill, 102 N. First, Sandpoint. (208) 265-4311.
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Calendar
November 15, 2009 on Page I4 For 11-15-2009
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Rebuilding a dream
November 8, 2009 on Page I1 It was a crisp winter night in Athol. The Saddle Up Grill had closed for the night. Owner Howard White was in a hurry to get home to Post Falls. …
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Elections and full moons
November 8, 2009 on Page I1
I was visiting my mother-in-law for lunch in the Coeur d’Alene Place development last Sunday when the door bell rang. I heard a familiar voice when my mother-in-law answered the …
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Voters league gets behind permanent absentee status
November 8, 2009 on Page I1
BOISE – The Idaho League of Women Voters has endorsed an initiative petition to let Idahoans request permanent absentee ballot status, rather than have to request an absentee ballot every …
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Brothers stoked about snowboarding
November 8, 2009 on Page I1 Ask brothers Kix and Dash Kamp about their life, and they will tell you they are just a couple of kids who have fun at what they do. But dig …
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For cloud-watchers, these are the dog days
November 8, 2009 on Page I2 I have been seeing a rainbow of colors in the sky lately, but they haven’t been the result of a passing rain shower. Late in the afternoon, when the sun …
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