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Martin Luther King Day Celebration January 18
On Monday, January 18, the Boundary County Human Rights Task Force will again sponsor a celebration of Martin Luther King/Human Rights Day. This year the program celebrations will be held in the Middle School library at 6 p.m. This project is made possible, in part, by a grant from the Idaho Humanities Council which is a state based affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Twelve-weekmental illness program free for residents
Family to Family, a free 12-week course for family and friends of individuals with mental illness, is being offered by Far North Chapter of National Alliance on Mental Illness.
Grins on the Go: Free dental sealants for Naples Elementary students
Helping to prevent cavities for Idaho children:
Idaho first lady prioritizes school safety
MERIDIAN — In her capacity as honorary chairperson, Idaho’s First Lady Lori Otter will launch the “See, Tell, Now!” campaign for the Idaho Office of School Safety and Security Aug. 23. She will also announce Gov. Butch Otter’s proclamation that September will herafter be designated as School Safety and Security Awareness Month throughout the state.
Soccer team celebrates strong year
BONNERS FERRY — On October 30, the Badger boys soccer team gathered in Naples for an award dinner with their friends and family members. The group talked about the season and its ups and downs, final player statistics, and bid a farewell to the senior teammates.
Steps for Schools walking challenge starts today
70 Idaho legislators, elected officials participating
Free Dental Sealants for middle school and elementary students
This month select middle school and elementary school students can receive free dental sealants and fluoride varnish to help prevent cavities, as part of Delta Dental of Idaho’s Grins on the Go Program.
Is personal agenda behind Title IX complaint?
It is a shame that one individual, a non-resident, chose to file a Title IX complaint when the district is faced with the closing of one school, double shifts and losing programs.
Rugged Mountain Furniture opens
Idaho Log Finishers has expanded its business to include Rugged Mountain Furniture.
From the Archives - Jan. 28, 2021
This week, the Boundary County Museum explores the history of “Jean and Monk’s Texaco Service.”
Special use permits approved
The Bonners Ferry City Council unanimously approved two special use permits to allow two new businesses in areas currently zoned residential.
Job Fair at BFHS May 10
Bonners Ferry High School will be hosting a job fair on May 10, from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. in the high school commons area. The job fair will provide students with an opportunity to meet with local businesses and explore potential career paths.
Wilson earns Acadeny scholarship
New private pilot Barry Wilson received a full scholarship to the United States Air Force Academy.
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BOUNDARY COUNTY—The U.S. Forest Service would like to remind visitors of Idaho Panhandle National Forests that forest gates in grizzly bear management units will be opening soon. Gates in the Selkirk range are scheduled to open on Nov. 16, while gates in the Purcell and Cabinet Mountains should open Dec. 1. “These dates are dependent on weather conditions and personnel availability,” according to a USFS press release.
Boundary Ambulance has slow year
BONNERS FERRY — Due to the low revenue this year, Boundary Ambulance has been forced to cut back. In what they hope is a temporary situation. Boundary Ambulance is dropping the part-time EMT position to an on-call position, meaning there will only be two full-time EMS personnel at the station at a time.
Demo Derby Saturday
Ready for the Demolition Derby? Come on down to the Boundary County Fairgrounds on Saturday, Sept. 7 at 7 p.m. for some family fun.
CNA graduation
Boundary Community Hospital and North Idaho College announced the graduation of the summer semester Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) class in Bonners Ferry. Next semester starts Oct. 10. For more information about the Certified Nursing Assistants Program at Boundary Community Hospital contact Tracey Maas, RN at tracey.m@bcch.org or call 208-267-3141 ext. 4312.
Sturgeon release scheduled for May 4
The Kootenai Tribe of Idaho invites the community to participate in releasing of hatchery-reared juvenile white sturgeon into the Kootenai River. Participants will have the opportunity to release sturgeon and learn more about the Kootenai Tribe’s fish programs.
Young Idahoans - helping build an even better Idaho
This Earth Day provides an important reminder of the remarkable natural assets all around us and the considerable work and problem-solving required to sustain these resources so that we all can continue to experience their benefits. I had the opportunity to meet with Idahoans involved in the Idaho Conservation Corps (ICC). The work they are doing to maintain Idaho’s natural resources is worthy of highlighting.
UI Extension offers mentoring workshop series for farmers
MOSCOW, Idaho — Helping experienced farmers become mentors to other farmers is the goal of a University of Idaho Extension workshop series.