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Information appreciated regarding Mike Oehler
My name is David Fairall and I am the person who took the photo of Mike that was in the online obit. My wife Jill, son Ian and daughter Hannah all lived on Mike’s place for over a year in the little yellow and white single-wide mobile home in about 2006/7.
Naples man sentenced for burglary, battery
COEUR d’ALENE — An 18-year-old Naples man who zip-tied the hands of a Coeur d’Alene couple and beat them is going to prison.
This Week In Bonners Ferry History
100 Years Ago
May unemployment rate unchanged at 3.7 percent
Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held at 3.7 percent in May, unchanged from April.
Take Me Fishing trailer visiting area lakes
The Idaho Fish and Game “Take Me Fishing” trailers have geared up for another season of fishing fun. Stocked with fishing tackle, the agency’s five “Take Me Fishing” trailers travel to local fishing spots throughout the state to promote fishing.
Do You Remember: Keeping Hands Busy
Do you know what this tool is and what it is used for? Did anyone in your family use one or do you still use one yourself? If you have an answer or story, please email doyouremember@meadowcrk.com or call the museum. If you would like to stay anonymous, just let us know.
Join the 119th annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count
Boundary County is where we call home. It is that time of year to count another group that also calls it home. It is time to survey our feathered friends that live within a seven one-half mile radius of downtown Bonners Ferry. No matter the weather, volunteers will begin at the first light of the day. From the Chickadee at the feeder, the dipper in the creek to the red-tailed hawk soaring up above. Our goal is to get a count of the birds that winter in the greater Bonners Ferry area.
Arbor Day educates Boundary County
BONNERS FERRY — Boundary County celebrated Arbor Day on April 27 with booths set up outside of Super 1 Foods that held a plethora of information about trees, with free stickers, pencils, and seedlings being handed out to encourage residents to plant trees.
Letters to the Editor cotd.
My name is David Fairall and I am the person who took the photo of Mike Ohler for the Herald’s online obituary. My wife Jill, son and daughter, Hannah, all lived on Mike’s place for over a year in the little yellow and white single-wide mobile home in about 2006/7.
Summer Adventure Series
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CBP continuing reduced hours at ports of entry
PORTHILL — U.S. Customs and Border Protection will continue to operate Porthill Port of Entry as well as six ports of entry in Montana at reduced hours due an agreement signed by Canada and the United States to extend the “essential only” travel restrictions through at least June 22, or until the Administration lifts the current travel restrictions.
Senior center connects community, seniors
2024 was an adventurous year for the Senior Hospitality Center. The center had several changes in administration and has acquired new board members. “We have a great team to go into 2025 with,” Linda Lederhos, center chief executive director, said.
Richard Lee Hollenbeck
Richard Lee Hollenbeck passed away on March 27, 2022.
2022 Idaho Forest Stewardship Educational Programs
Roughly 40 percent of the forests in Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, and Benewah counties are owned by family forest owners. Over the next year, University of Idaho Extension is again conducting a series of 30 forestry educational programs at over 40 locations throughout Idaho, to help strengthen family forest owners' abilities to manage their forest land and to meet their goals.
Get ready, get set for the Kootenai River Run
For the second year, the Kootenai River Run is part of the Kootenai River Days and will have some guests and new additions.
Man faces rape and assault charges
Peter Wilson, 28, was arrested last month on charges of aggravated assault and rape.
Honoring Idaho's Medal of Honor recipients
Highways are an essential part of our country’s infrastructure. They are a key to our productivity and opportunity. They enable the transport of an incredible amount of goods across the nation and around the world.
PHD: Harmful algae in Rose Lake
Panhandle Health District (PHD) in collaboration with the Idaho Department of Health & Welfare (IDHW) and Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) have issued a public health advisory for Rose Lake. Recent water sampling by DEQ indicates the presence of cyanobacteria, also known as a harmful algae bloom (HAB) or blue green algae in Rose Lake. The public is urged to use caution when recreating in or near the water, especially where ingestion is a risk.
Requests for welfare checks surge in aftermath of student slayings
As classes resume Monday at the University of Idaho, police have reported a big uptick in calls for welfare checks. Since Nov. 13 — the day four U of I students were found slain in an off-campus house — the Moscow Police Department has received 78 “calls for unusual circumstances” and 36 requests for welfare checks.
Lawmakers demand Northern POE return to pre-pandemic hours
Lawmakers continue to demand northern ports of entry in Idaho and other northern states return to pre-pandemic operating hours.