News > Nation/World X-Rays Ordered For Libby Residents Feds Hope To Discover Why So Many People Are Sick Fri., March 24, 2000
Tension Mounts Over Restaurant Fee Hike After Passage Of I-695, Health Board Decided Eateries Would Bear Full Cost Of Inspections Wed., March 22, 2000
News > Features Prime Pages “Isaac’S Storm” Erik Larson (Crown Books, 323 Pages, $25) Sun., March 19, 2000
Wild Crafts Convey Global Theme Art Studio To Stage Series Of Workshops To Prepare For Procession Of The Species On Earth Day Sun., March 19, 2000
Health Board Balks At Overhead Charge Critics Say Plan Would Detract From Public Services Fri., March 17, 2000
Health District Funding On Agenda Again Plan For Use Of Tax Dollars Raises Worries About Nursing Program Thu., March 16, 2000
News > Nation/World Zonolite’S Effects Outlive Plant Spokane Workers Toiled Amid Vermiculite Shipped In From Libby Mine Sun., March 12, 2000
End-Of-Life Health Care Examined At Seminar Nursing Homes Must Resuscitate Patients Who Can’T Speak For Selves Sun., Feb. 27, 2000
Carl’S Jr. Vaccinates Workers Restaurant Says Shots Will Be Mandatory For New Employees Sat., Feb. 19, 2000
Basketball Team Hopes Hepatitis A Won’T Strike Valley Christian Players Ate At Carl’S Jr., But Too Long Ago For Shots To Help Them Fri., Feb. 18, 2000
District Cuts Budget Over Jobs Janitorial Crew For Health District Must Figure Out Whether It Can Save Money Without Layoffs Fri., Feb. 18, 2000
Carl’S Jr. Customers At Risk Restaurant Worker Has Hepatitis A, Exposing Potentially Several Hundred Restaurant Patrons Thu., Feb. 17, 2000
Health District Wants Contract Janitors Administrators Will Present Proposals To Board Thursday Wed., Feb. 16, 2000
Holocaust Survivors Seek Compensation Claimants Try To Make Insurers Honor Policies Tue., Feb. 15, 2000
Many Seniors Without Supplemental Insurance They Have Less Than A Month Before Signing Onto New Plan Gets Tougher Thu., Feb. 10, 2000
News > Nation/World A Deadly Lifeline Ms Patient To Undergo Stem-Cell Transplant That Could Stave Off Paralysis Or Kill Him Sun., Feb. 6, 2000
Woman Hopes Suit Raises Awareness Of Deadly Strep Athol Resident Says Hospital Missed Signs Of Disease Thu., Feb. 3, 2000
Health Board Conducts Management Triage Proposed Cuts Force District To Take A Look At How It Does Business Thu., Jan. 27, 2000
News > Nation/World Idaho Man Fights Flesh-Eating Strep 15 Cases Reported In Inland Northwest In Past Year Wed., Jan. 26, 2000
News > Nation/World Hospitals Report Flesh-Eating Strep Fast-Acting Bacterial Disease Resembles Flu At First Sat., Jan. 22, 2000
Hearing Postponed On Prescription Costs Insurance Commissioner Plans To Meet With Seniors This Spring Wed., Jan. 19, 2000
