Legals for October, 8 2020

The High Price of Injustice

If the saying knowledge is power is really true, then the residents and land owners of the Paradise Valley Fire District better start seeking knowledge and quickly.

Letter

For the past 28 years, I have had the privilege of working for our community as an elected official.

Family mourns daughter's disappearance

By KATHY NUSSBERGER

Charges declined in alleged BCRCC meeting assault

The Bonner County Prosecutor’s Office has declined prosecution of an alleged assault at the March Boundary County Republican Central Committee meeting.

Public invited to learn about recreating in bear country

BONNERS FERRY — The Idaho Conservation League is teaming up with Brian Johnson, Idaho Department of Fish and Game grizzly bear information and education conservation officer, and Brett Lyndaker, Idaho Panhandle National Forests wildlife biologist, to teach local residents about recreating in bear country. The event is scheduled for Thursday, June 7, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the Bonners Ferry Ranger Station, located at 6286 Main St.

Multi-church Vacation Bible School announced

Over 10 years ago, four Bonners Ferry churches came together to organize a quality vacation bible school for children entering kindergarten through the sixth grade.

Election: move forward

The left wing of the Democratic party took a couple of hard hits in the past couple weeks producing a lot of whining and many long faces.

Alsy Brinkmeyer

SANDPOINT — Alsy Brinkmeyer is settling in as advertising director and general manager for the Bonner County Daily Bee, Bonners Ferry Herald and Priest River Times.

Introducing the Herald team

BONNERS FERRY — Mandi Bateman, the editor for the Bonners Ferry Herald, joined the Hagadone team in March of 2017. Originally from Northwest Washington, Bateman has lived in Oregon, Alaska, Hawaii, Colorado, Kentucky, and Montana. She and her husband moved from Kentucky to be closer to her father who lives in Troy, Mont.

House party raises money for Puerto Rico

BONNERS FERRY — The Boundary County Democrats came together with the residents of Boundary County, of all party affiliations, at Debbie Flory’s home on Nov. 7, to raise money to help Puerto Rico. During the evening, hors d’oeuvres and refreshments were served while the attendees followed the city council race.

The American Robin: Harbinger of Spring

Webster defines harbinger as “a person or thing that comes before to announce or give indication of what follows.” The American Robin’s presents indicates the arrival of spring.

Basketball brings youth together

BONNERS FERRY — Bonners Ferry’s young boys and girls came together over the past week for Basketball Camp, where the children and young adults were taught the in’s and out’s of basketball. They participated in dribbling, shooting, gameplay, and conditioning exercises, which has given the young generation knowledge about the sport and encourages them to be the next stars of their classes.

Three teaching positions to be eliminated

With 74 fewer students in Boundary County School District than one year ago, Superintendent Dr. Don Bartling has proposed eliminating three teaching jobs at the end of the school year.

From the mailbag: Thoughts on public lands

One of the issues Idahoans have contacted Sen. Mike Crapo about is the management and ownership of our public lands.

Legals for June, 10 2021

Legals for June, 10 2021

Blogger's attorney responds to defamation lawsuit

A local blogger who accused a drag performer of indecent exposure has responded to a defamation lawsuit filed against her, denying the accusations.

Legals for March, 24 2022

If you don't like the library, start your own

I suggest the people who have moved into Boundary County the last few years and dislike the public library's material, personal, and board policies start their own private library. You can have only the books and materials you want the members of your community to read and use.