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Stanley Alec Sweet
Stanley Alec Sweet
Eastport News
Greetings from Eastport.
BCSD board discuss re-running bond in August election
The Boundary County School Board has voted to move forward with re-running a $16.4 million school bond levy in August. The vote follows a recommendation by the school district’s facility committee.
Trump wins South Carolina
Easily beats Haley in her home state and closing in on GOP nomination
Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. and human rights
BONNERS FERRY — The Boundary County Human Rights Task Force (BCHRTF) hosted its annual celebrating of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Saturday, Jan. 19. People gathered at The Pearl Theater to enjoy music by local musicians and art displays by students, as they considered human rights issues close to home.
Setting the record straight on recent bank failures
Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse was due to massive inflation followed by spiking interest rates and mismanagement that led to a liquidity event, not a capital shortfall. A combination of excessive spending, skyrocketing inflation, rising interest rates, mismanaged interest rate risk, failed supervision and management, and a social media-fueled bank run led to recent bank failures. As Congress and regulators analyze what went wrong, one thing is clear: S. 2155’s targeted reforms did not contribute to bank failures.
Letter to the Editor
Education funding came up during a recent conversation with friends. Some supported funding our public schools, but others said they did not want to pay for something they did not use.
Shannan Jo Boyenger-Roldan
Shannan Jo Boyenger-Roldan died at Hospice House of North Idaho in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, on May 23, 2014.
Come for the chili, return for the training
BONNERS FERRY — Community members came together on March 30 at the Paradise Valley Fire Department for their chili cookoff fundraiser.
Obama's edict to public schools a disaster
The Obama Administration has done it this time! Its edict to public schools on transgender access to restrooms is nothing less than a national disaster. Remarkably, it assumes that character for a multiplicity of interested persons and affected parties.
Guns, immigration, federal money on constituents' minds
Guns, immigration, federal funding are on Idahoans's minds
This Week In Bonners Ferry History
100 Years Ago
A cry for freedom or slavery to ignorance?
We all hear your thinly-veiled plea for personal freedom, and I think we understand it.
Old Timer's Column
The Bonners Ferry Herald
Grandmother unhappy with events at fair
I am a grandmother who is quite upset at the handling of some of the projects at the fair. It was more of an “un-fair” than a fair showing of some of the projects
I now pronounce you February the Freak
Ken Carpenter
Special session addresses pandemic, impacts
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in changes to our lives which range from inconveniences to a direct threat to our health and being.
This Week In History for May 12
100 Years Ago A truly remarkable performance was given by the children of the grade schools at the Amazon Theatre Tuesday night in their presentation of the beautiful cantata, “In a Flower Garden,” under the direction of Miss Laurel Gleed.
Suspect competent to stand trial, prosecutors claim strong case
Daniel Moore deemed competent to stand trial
Be careful what you ask for
Dear Mary, you might consider getting your news from somewhere other than the alphabet stations. They have been spewing hateful venom President Trump's way since before he was inaugurated in 2016. And be careful what you ask for. A President Biden would wreck havoc that you have yet to see.