AM Headlines — 10.6.09

Justin Koogler’s personal stimulus came in the form of $300 for textbooks at North Idaho College. His grant (which covered about half his book bill) is one tiny way that the $787 billion federal economic stimulus package has begun showing up in the Inland Northwest, six months after it was signed into law.

• Idaho Records /Sherry Adkins, SR
• Mild afternoon coming after cold night /Mike Prager, SR
• Clark: Value remains subjective in world of old art /SR
• UI proposal would raise housing, dining rates /Stephanie Lopez-Hale, Argonaut
• Paddy’s gets new owner, expected to reopen in 2 weeks /Rick Thomas, Press
• NIC security officers train with newest Tasers /Loren Kelly, NIC Sentinel
• Regnere to face incumbent DeLange in Hayden council race /Tom Hasslinger, Press
• Commissioners to continue hearing on Hayden Lake development plan /Alecia Warren, Press
• CdA residents ready for Kona Ironman /Bill Buley, Press
• UI migrant program helps Latino students /Sebastian Edgerton, Argonaut
• North Idaho health officials prepare H1N1 plan /KXLY