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Legals for February, 29 2024
Bonners man gets 6 months jail for growing 55 pot plants
A Bonners Ferry man will spend 6-months in North Idaho Correctional Institution in Cottonwood for having 55 marijuana plants in his father’s garage on Camp Nine Road.
Questions, unease persist in deadly Boundary shooting
SANDPOINT — Nov. 9 marked the 411th day of Hollis Stewart’s waking nightmare.
Fire engulfs barn and spreads to wildlands
A structure fire quickly went out of control and turned into a wildland fire on Monday, April 12 at 1:30 p.m.; at U.S. Highway 95 at milepost-498 on Sandy Ridge road.
Badgers beat Bears and strike at Silver Valley tournament
Badger girls basketball defeated the Moscow Bears 64-58 on Monday, Nov. 21.
Stimulus money funds hazardous fuels reduction projects
Pat Warkentin finds comfort in a government-funded program that should help protect his Bonners Ferry home in case of a forest fire.
Gas prices create hardship for many Prices $3 a gallon and higher here
By ELAINE SANDMAN
City keeps utility policy
Bonners Ferry City Council voted on Dec. 6, to keep the city’s current billing and collection policy on the upgrade requirement of external disconnects upon shutoff for non-payment.
Long Drift Outfitters brings guides to Kootenai River
BONNERS FERRY — The wide variety of outdoor activities in North Idaho is one of its main attractions. From hiking, wildlife watching, to water recreation and fishing, there are options for everyone to enjoy.
Serious accident blocks U.S. 2
This article has been updated at 10 p.m.
Legals for August, 1 2024
Massage therapist and local chiropractor join forces
Touch (U) Well Massage has moved in with Chiropractor Pam Svec across from the new Safeway.
$80,000 to $100,000 cost for new sidewalks questioned
I read the article about the sidewalks at the new high school - “new” being the operative word. I took a drive to the school to check out the walkways. Other than a few cracks and one split where the students could possibly stub their toes.
South Boundary fire chief could go to Paradise Valley
Sixteen percent unemployment and more people on food stamps, and yet Tony Rohrwasser, fire chief of Naples fire house, gets most of the $49,600 budgeted annually for personnel, according to South Boundary Fire District Commissioner Jerry Howell. ($6,000 of that $49,600 goes to volunteer firefighters).
Teacher of the year nominations sought
The Idaho Department of Education is accepting nominations for Idaho’s top teaching honor, teacher of the year.
Please support the upcoming levy
Q. What cuts has our district made?
Storms help, hurt wildfire efforts
BONNERS FERRY — A long-lasting thunderstorm brought lightning strikes around the county on Saturday, Aug. 10, igniting fires.
Local Panhandle Health office may close
BONNERS FERRY — In the face of state budget shortfalls, the Idaho Department of Health & Welfare may close a dozen of its 30 statewide offices.
OCT NIBJ: What it takes to get your name out there
A tried and tested way to find customers is word of mouth, but what if they can’t find your business due to Google business listing issues? Off Grid Unlimited, a veteran-owned one-stop business for all things off grid, alternative energy and consulting had this very issue in Boundary County, where business can be difficult to find for newcomers and navigational systems.
Dispute ends in gunfire
A Bonners Ferry man free on $25,000 bond after a dispute between neighbors ended in gunfire.