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NORTH IDAHO FAIR & RODEO UNVEILS NAME CHANGE AND GEOGRAPHIC EXPANSION: NOW NORTH IDAHO STATE FAIR
(COEUR D’ALENE, ID- June 2, 2016) The award-winning fair located in Coeur d’Alene announced today its name change to the North Idaho State Fair.
Mining Rush at the Museum
A new mine has been discovered in Bonners Ferry.
This Week In Boundary County History for June 9, 2022
100 Years Ago At the meeting of the Kootenai Valley Commercial Club held Monday night, Mayor E.E. Fry suggested a plan whereby it may be possible for the Commercial Club to secure permanent and spacious quarters in the soon to be built new City Hall.
This Week in History — April 6, 2023
Local history in Boundary County, from Naples to Porthill and From Bonners Ferry to Moyie Springs.
Bonner County Calendar - Sept. 24, 2020
Bonner County Calendar - Sept. 24, 2020
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Anna Tschoepe, 97
Anna Tschoepe, 97, passed away Friday, Dec. 4, 2009, at her home near Bonners Ferry.
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Planning and Zoning issues formal complaint to Owen Benjamin
Boundary County Planning and Zoning issued a formal complaint to Owen Benjamin last week, detailing potential land use violations for his Moyie River property.
Budget conflict prompts race in Paradise Valley
A higher than expected budget for the newly formed Paradise Valley Fire District prompted outcry by residents.
State snafu delays initiative drive
The grassroots citizens group learned early Friday that the Idaho Secretary of State's office had neglected to give the group a required financial impact statement.
Boundary County Calendar - May 16-26, 2024
Upcomimg events, activities, and meetings taking place in Boundary County.
Property assessments higher due to county budget
Dear Editor:
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After reading the article about huckleberry picking, I’m curious as to how many fines the Forest Service has collected for commercial picking. Also, I wonder how many people claim their income on their tax forms for selling huckleberries. I see signs in town and at 3-Mile about selling and buying huckleberries, so it should be easy to collect fines from these people. When you pick huckleberries and sell them to someone who is not physically able to go out and pick, shame on you! You should be giving them the huckleberries, as you are not to be picking commercially. I’ve picked berries for years and never sold any. My husband gave them to people who weren’t able to pick their own. I feel it’s time something is done about this problem. Also, too many use those pickers or cut off the bushes so they can pick in confort.
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