Friday, October 20
Eurasian Watermilfoil found in Kootenai River
By ROBERT JAMES
Beverly Ann Anderson, 71
Beverly Ann Anderson, 71, passed away in Naples, Idaho on Thursday, Oct. 11, 2006.
Ramsey has the integrity to lead
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Prop. 2 secures our property rights
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Aurelia "LaLa" Riley, 87
Aurelia "LaLa" Riley, 87, of 1822 Buck Drive, a homemaker, died of natural causes Sunday, October 8, 2006 at a local nursing home.
Candidates discuss local issues
By KEITH KINNAIRD
Vote YES on Prop. 1 to fund education
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Hometown paper only covers Sandpoint, CDA
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Prop. 1 good for Idaho; Prop. 2 deceives us
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Without more participation, Grange may close
By Rusty Ritz
Volleyball season ends with loss to Priest River
By ROBERT JAMES
Prop. 2 opens door to lawsuits and lawyers
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Minimum 2.5-acre parcels essential, expert says
By ROBERT JAMES
Timberlake trounces Badgers 47-20
By ROBERT JAMES
Sali bad news for Idaho
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A vote for Ramsey is a vote for democracy
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Corps will address spring flooding Nov. 6
Officials from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will share information from its review of the spring 2006 Kootenai River flooding from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Nov. 6 at the Kootenai River Inn, 7169 Plaza Street in Bonners Ferry.
Ramsey represents your interests
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Orofino ends girls soccer season
By ROBERT JAMES
Rifle Club thanks NRA Foundation
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Margaret Moberg, 70
Margaret Moberg, 70, passed away Oct. 17, 2006 at the Kootenai Medical Center in Coeur d'Alene. Services will be held on Sunday, October 22, 2006 at 2:00 p.m. in the Bonners Ferry Funeral Home.
School Notes
Boundary County Middle School
Boys soccer team starts state run
By ROBERT JAMES
Monday, October 16
Duncan pleads guilty to murder, kidnap
COEUR d'ALENE - Just like that, it was over - at least for now.
Friday, October 13
Vote democrat to reduce taxes
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Babysitter shoots bear near Porthill
By ROBERT JAMES
Mousefight at the not-so-OK corral
Ken's Korner
K. Haynes Gallery relocates amidst cancer fight
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Curves raises nearly $2,000 for St. Judes
Curves of Bonners Ferry raised nearly $2,000 for St. Judes Hospital during the St. Judes Work-out-a-thon in September.
Voter ID bill creates illegal poll tax
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BCMS football teams on winning track
The Boundary County Middle School seventh and eighth-grade football teams have racked up a lot of points this season and have a combined 5-1 record.
Prop. 2 protects citizens from government takings
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Boys clinch IML title
By ROBERT JAMES
Man charged with assault
By ROBERT JAMES
Badgers outlast Priest River 12-7
By ROBERT JAMES
Enough is enough. Vote for Grant
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Herald a better paper, happier place
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News
For the second week in a row, the Bonners Ferry Post Office refused to deliver the Bonners Ferry Herald on Thursday despite the fact the papers were received at the post office on time.
Girls soccer team drops games 3-2, 9-0
By ROBERT JAMES
December trial set for driver in fatal accident
By KEITH KINNAIRD
Friday, October 6
In search of the perfect boob
Ken's Korner
School Notes
Boundary County Middle School
Warren James (Punk) Washburn, 53
Warren James (Punk) Washburn ,53, passed away on September 22, 2006 at his home in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
Apparently, Caribou don't mind forest fires
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Residents still need road numbers
By ROBERT JAMES
Daniel Patrick Krmpotich, 52
Daniel Patrick Krmpotich, 52, a resident of Bonners Ferry, Idaho, passed away, Wednesday, September 27, 2006 in Clark Fork, Idaho from a motorcycle accident.
City approves $14 million budget
By ROBERT JAMES
Wild Mountain Thyme choir performs Oct. 13, 15 in area
Just the human voice, at once the simplest yet perhaps most amazing instrument of all, that was the focus of Wild Mountain Thyme's work chosen for the Kathaumixw International Choral Festival in Powell River, British Columbia last July. Wild Mountain Thyme, a chamber choir with 18 singers, returns home to Bonners Ferry to share this exploration with unaccompanied vocal works ranging from classic pop to Bach. Wild Mountain Thyme was one of 30 international choirs chosen from more than 60 applicants for the festival. Their international festival concert, "SIMPLY VOICES: singing it a cappella from Bach to rock," will be performed in Troy, Mont. at Northwest Music at 7:30 p.m. (Montana time) on Friday Oct. 13 with optional dinner before the concert. Cover charge is $5.
Cross country teams get state course preview
By ROBERT JAMES
Valley View selected for reading study program
By KENNY RUNYAN
Boundary County Comprehensive Plan Hearing continues October 12
Boundary County Commissioners on Thursday held their first public hearing on the proposed Boundary County Comprehensive Plan, and after hearing three hours of testimony, continued the hearing until 6 p.m. Thursday, October 12, in the main courtroom at the Boundary County Courthouse.
Junior Miss grateful for the support
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Arnold Joseph "Joe" Gillie, 71
Arnold Joseph "Joe" Gillie died on October 2, 2006 at the age of 71. A native of Nevada, he died at his home of cancer. Joe is survived by his wife Emma Lee. They would have celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in November. He is also survived by his daughters Kaeleen (Steve) Bortz, of Naples, Idaho; Theresa (Chris) Vasquez of Martinez, Calif.; grandchildren Dirk, Kyle and Bethany Bortz all of Naples; Jessica and Joseph Vasquez of Martinez, Calif. Brothers Robert Gillie and Herbert (Doris) Gillie, nieces Susan (Justin) Langford and their children in Carson City, Nevada; Ann (Mitch) Crockett and their son of Gardnerville, Nevada.
George Franklin Plantz, 92
October 8, 1913 to September 15, 2006
Larry D. Napier, 67
Larry Dean Napier passed away Sept. 19, 2006 at home. He was born June 19, 1939 to Leo and Elfie Napier in Norfolk, Nebraska. His brother and best friend Lowell was born six years later. On March 23, 1991, he married Ginny Napier.
Badgers chop down Lumberjacks 51-0 for Homecoming win
By ROBERT JAMES
Comment on Comp Plan tonight
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Girls soccer team rebounds to beat Kellogg, St. Maries
By ROBERT JAMES
Boys soccer team set up for title showdown
By ROBERT JAMES
NRA appreciates dinner and auction support
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Volleyball team's struggles continue
By ROBERT JAMES
Kloggers offer squaredancing lessons
The Kootenai Kloggers next series of lessons started Monday, Oct. 2 at 6:30 p.m. at Memorial Hall at the Boundary County Fairgrounds. A potluck dinner is included.
Thursday, October 5
Irvin Jacob Bic Streeter, 88
Irvin Jacob “Bic” Streeter, 88, passed away Sept. 25, 2006. He was born Feb. 6, 1918 to Emma Coudran and John Byrd Streeter in Athol, Idaho. He married Elizabeth “Toots” Austin in 1946. Bic enjoyed working as a union carpenter the majority of his adult life and traveled throughout the West to various job sites. He was well-known for his quality work and was asked to assist in the building of every dam on the Columbia River, and also on the SR-520 floating bridge in Seattle. He was a lifetime member of VFW Post 3622, American Legion Post 55, Paradise Valley Grange #389 and United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America.
First Fridays start Oct. 6 downtown
Bonners Ferry residents have a standing invitation to dress up and enjoy an evening of cocktails, cool music, and fabulous art at Groove Studio beginning Friday, October 6. The event is called, “First Fridays,” and it will occur on the first Friday of every month.
Cheerleaders want loud crowd Friday night
The Bonners Ferry High School varsity cheerleaders are inviting the community to come help cheer on the Badgers during the Bonners Ferry-St. Maries Homecoming football game Friday night, Krista Rice said.
Army Corps: 'We need to do a better job'
Agency admits lack of communication, flow management errors led to summer flooding
Judge bans snowmobiles
A federal judge on Friday banned all snowmobiling within the 175,000-acre caribou recovery area in the Idaho Panhandle National Forests until the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service complies with the Endangered Species Act by determining the effect the machines have on the endangered woodland caribou.
Burning fields harms many people, creates few benefits
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Pluid, Baker families thank friends, loved ones
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Krmpotich dies in motorcycle accident
SANDPOINT — A Bonners Ferry motorcyclist was killed on Highway 200 Wednesday after he crashed into a car which was partially blocking his lane of travel, Idaho State Police said late Wednesday.
Run, Spot, from marketing ploys
Sea salt. Sea salt run. Run, salt, run.
Festival volunteers enjoyed fair
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School Notes
Valley View Coats for Kids
