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ADVERTISING: Advertorial — The Art of Sealing: A journey through wine stopper evolution
For centuries, wine enthusiasts have debated the merits of various wine stoppers, each playing a crucial role in preserving the delicate flavors and aromas of our favorite vintages. From traditional cork to modern innovations, the humble wine stopper has undergone a fascinating evolution, reflecting changes in technology, environmental concerns, and consumer preferences.
COURTS: Tennis lovers get the shaft
This month the dual purpose tennis/pickleball courts at Cherry Hill are scheduled to be converted to pickleball only. I would like know how this decision was made.
DATA CENTERS: Many don’t use large amounts of water
The story about a moratorium on data centers doesn’t ring accurate to me. I worked in very large data centers in my career and none of them used large amounts of water for cooling.
Officials: Seven dead, 19 injured in air ambulance crash in Philadelphia
Authorities sifted through burned cars and charred debris Saturday to gather clues that might explain why an air ambulance exploded into a fiery ball as it crashed to the ground in Philadelphia, leaving no survivors on board.
Small, well-built Chinese EV called the Seagull poses a big threat to the US auto industry
The Alliance for American Manufacturing says in a paper that government subsidized Chinese EVs “could end up being an extinction-level event for the U.S. auto sector.”
Standoff in South Africa ends with 87 miners dead and anger over police's 'smoke them out' tactics
South African authorities have been fiercely criticized for cutting off food and supplies to the miners in the Buffelsfontein Gold Mine last year. That tactic to “smoke them out,” as described by a prominent Cabinet minister, was condemned by one of South Africa's biggest trade unions.
THE DIRT: Air quality concerns
Take a deep breath. Notice anything?
Classic rides bring fans to Lost in the '50s
It's hard to tell who had more fun at Saturday's Lost in the '50s car show — those admiring the cars or those who brought their pride and joys to the annual homage to classic cars.
Carl Robert Graham, 58
Carl Robert Graham, 58, of Vail, Arizona, and formerly of Wallace, Idaho, beloved husband, father, grandfather, son, brother, and friend, passed away on Thursday, May 9, 2024, at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane, Washington.
Jimmy Carter's casket arrives at the US Capitol, where he will lie in state
Nearly 44 years after Jimmy Carter left the nation's capital in humbling defeat, the 39th president returned to Washington for three days of state funeral rites starting Tuesday.
Helicopter unit helps find crash victim
Kootenai County’s helicopter unit helped first responders to locate a person who was ejected from a car crash Saturday, according to the sheriff’s office.
Richard (Dick) Varner, 97
Richard (Dick) Varner, 97, a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, passed away on December 28, 2024. Born on June 18, 1927, in Lewiston, Montana, to the late Abbigail Howard and David F Varner.
Defense for Bryan Kohberger maintains push to toss lead evidence from murder trial
Ahead of an upcoming January court date, Bryan Kohberger’s attorneys made their final written arguments for excluding key pieces of evidence from the Idaho murder suspect’s trial next summer.
Roy Edwards, 93
Roy E. Edwards, age 93, passed away peacefully May 25, 2024, in Spokane Valley, Wash.
50 years of Silver Valley pollution cleanup to be celebrated next week
The Environmental Protection Agency will host a special ceremony commemorating 50 years of health and environmental work in the Silver Valley.
US East endures flooding, with snow in the forecast for the Northeast. Frigid cold in the Plains
Gov. Andy Beshear preemptively declared a state of emergency in Kentucky, where flash flooding was expected into Sunday. Flash flooding hit some roads in Bowling Green.
Community development director for city of Post Falls earns certification
Post Falls city staff announced Friday that Bob Seale, Community Development Director has earned an American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP) certification.
Judge tells attorneys to stop being so secretive in Bryan Kohberger's quadruple murder case
Hippler’s directive came as a flurry of new motions were filed ahead of the August trial, including a sealed defense motion to take the death penalty off the table that cited autism spectrum disorder.
Wildfire smoke chokes parts of Canada and western US, with some areas under air quality alerts
In Canada, there are about 430 active wildfires in British Columbia and 177 in neighboring Alberta, including two that led to the evacuation of up to 25,000 visitors and residents of Canadian Rockies’ largest national park.
Asbestos victim's dying words aired in wrongful death case against Buffet's railroad
BNSF attorneys have denied the claims and are scheduled to lay out their defense beginning Tuesday