Letter To The Editor: Senior Citizen Alert

Seniors, beware of phone scam

Shopko re-evaluates, will keep Bonners Ferry store

BONNERS FERRY — In 2016, the much anticipated Hometown Shopko opened its doors, bringing Bonners Ferry a store that provided things residents would otherwise have to drive to Sandpoint or Coeur d’Alene to purchase.

Restorium Ramblings

Written by Beatrice at the Restorium

Superintendent Scoop: End of 2017-18 school year

The statement, “This was an interesting year!” evokes many thoughts to different people. I started teaching in 1977; that equals 41 school years! 2017-2018 in BCSD gets the title of the Most Interesting!! This is not to say it was a bad year, very far from that! As synonyms for “interesting” explain: absorbing, engrossing, fascinating, riveting, gripping, compelling, compulsive, captivating, engaging, enthralling and my favorite — intriguing! I will stick with interesting. If you want to know any more, wait for the book… names will be changed to protect the innocent (and the interesting!).

Harlan Lee Hylton, 78

Harlan Lee Hylton, 78, passed away Friday, Aug. 7, 2009, at Bonner General Hospital in Sandpoint from cancer.

Boundary County Fair Royalty 2007

By ELAINE SANDMAN

Legals June 7, 2018

Storage Auction Pursuant to Idaho code #55-2306 the contents of Unit #10 belonging to Scott Dodge of Bonners Ferry, Idaho will be sold to satisfy the lien. The sale will take place @ The Storages of Moyie Springs located at 2993 Roosevelt Rd on June 9, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. This storage facility was previously Evans Rentals. Now owned and operated by 3 Mile Storage (208)267-4104. The unit is stuffed full of home furnishings, tools, far too many items to mention. BFH Legal 9905 May 31, 2018 June 7, 2018

Reflecting on Bob Dole’s message for America and Idaho

A man of integrity, humility, and patriotism

Montana woman arrested on drug charge

BONNERS FERRY — A Montana woman charged with drug trafficking waived her right to a preliminary hearing on Sept. 12. The waiver clears the way for Halie Herzog to be arraigned in 1st District Court on Oct. 5.

VA's Veterans Choice not working as designed

Local accident victim recovering

Sybil VanDyke has a goal.

Diet for those with specific health issues

Though we enjoyed the article last week about our book, "Two Steps Forward, One Step Back," the last quote attributed to me stated "anyone with a devastating prognosis could follow this diet and be a part of their own healing and health."

Sharpening skills serve community

BONNERS FERRY — In Boundary County, one of the main industries is logging and mill work, with the addition of a wide variety of hobbyists and homesteaders. There are many people who utilize tools such as chainsaws, axes, knives, and a variety of other tools that need to be maintained and sharpened.

District out of snow days; Fridays may be make-up days

No school on Tuesday adds a fifth snow day to the number of days missed by students in the Boundary County School District school year because of the weather. 

Dave Kramer

1. My decision to run for Sheriff is based on my commitment and desire to continue to serve the residents of Boundary County. I have been involved with law enforcement in Boundary County for over 40 years and my training and experience will be used to make a positive difference in the direction of the Sheriff’s Office. My goal is to have a proactive, community-involved, professional Sheriff’s Office that serves all of Boundary County.

Bonners Ferry Community Orchestra springs into summer

Thursday, May 25, at 7 p.m., The Bonners Ferry Community Orchestra takes the stage at The Pearl Theater for their 2017 Spring concert, Spring Into Summer, conducted by Glenda Novinger. The orchestra dedicates their performance to the memory of Lillie Albertson, whose tireless commitment and love for music inspired all who knew her.

Western clematis: A perennial vine decorating the Kootenai River

The banks of the Kootenai River and streams bulge with lush vegetation. These riparian plants prevent erosion and filter stormwater runoff, helping to keep waterways clear and healthy.

Columns

 I've resided in North Idaho for 10 months and if current conditions hold, I dare say, I survived my first winter for a desert dwelling “Zonie.”

Mennonite Church faces new sex abuse suit

A second sexual abuse lawsuit has been filed against the Mountain View Mennonite Church, its parent organization, the Kansas-based Church of God in Christ Mennonite; and church members David and Cynthia Peaster.

Super 1 gives once again

BONNERS FERRY — Super 1 Foods has a Tree of Giving set up in the deli, with more than 100 ornaments labeled with gender and ages of children, for people to donate gifts.