Movers and Shakers May 20, 2011
Pinnacle Physical Therapy welcomes back John Sayler
John Sayler, DPT, has joined the Pinnacle Physical Therapy team in Post Falls. John and his family recently relocated back to the area after a two-year stint in South Dakota.
When he was here before, John lived in Spokane and practiced as a physical therapist. He had tremendous success with the patients he treated, which is why he joined the team at Pinnacle.
John has specialized training in resolving back and neck pain, pediatrics, sports medicine and personal training. He received his doctorate in physical therapy from the University of North Dakota.
John is treating at Pinnacle's Post Falls clinic, and is immediately available to see patients Monday - Friday 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Call (208) 777-4242 for an appointment today!
Rianne's Bridal fashion show, networking event is Saturday
Sarah "Rianne" Hedlund, owner of Rianne's Bridal in Hayden along with other local businesses, will be hosting a New York style fashion show and networking event at 7 p.m. Saturday.
Rianne's Bridal and participating businesses encourage brides and local business owners to come out in support of our local economy. A networking event and after-party immediately follows at Fedora Pub and Grille.
The public is welcome.
Info: (208) 635-5170
Boat-a-Float boat show set
for Memorial Day weekend
The Boat-a-Float Memorial Day boat show is set for May 26-30 at The Coeur d'Alene Resort's Boardwalk.
The show will run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, and feature a large selection of boats and some of the "best pricing on remaining new 2010 boats in stock."
It is being put on by the Hagadone Marine Group and Yacht Club. Info: 664-8274
U.S. Silver Corporation agrees to pay $87,000 in penalties
U.S. Silver Corporation, owner and operator of the Coeur and Galena mines and mills near Wallace, has agreed to pay $87,000 in penalties to settle federal Clean Water Act discharge violations.
The agreement resolves the company's National Pollution Discharge Elimination System permit violations and unpermitted discharges at the mines and mills that occurred from 2008 to 2010.
"The South Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River and its tributary streams are struggling to recover from a century of mine waste discharge," said Edward Kowalski, director of EPA's Office of Compliance and Enforcement in Seattle. "Companies need to ensure that they are not only meeting their permit obligations, but also investing in their plant and equipment to protect Idaho's rivers and streams for future generations."
Dr. Dan Cullum presents
at international symposium
Dr. Dan Cullum, DDS, of Coeur d'Alene recently spoke to an international audience at Piezosurgery Academy Ultra-Osseointegration International Symposium in Lugano, Switzerland.
Cullum's presentation was on "Ridge Expansion and Piezoecltric Bone Surgery Protocols." He was one of a select group of advanced clinicians asked to present at the global inaugural conference.
The Piezosurgery ultrasonic bone cutting device allows surgeons to perform complex procedures while being less invasive and more accurate. As a leader in the oral surgery community, Cullum has worked closely with the company to develop protocols and techniques to better utilize the innovative technology.
Cullum has offices in Coeur d'Alene and Sandpoint.
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