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Appalachia's aging a preview for U.S.
Problems piling up for increasingly older citizens
MT. ORAB, Ohio - It's winter, so Donna Robirds puts on two sweaters in the morning and keeps heavy blankets handy as she sets her thermostat low - 60 at night - and bundles up to keep her utility bill down.
Wasden warns of forensic mortgage loan audits
A new type of foreclosure "rescue" scam has infected Idaho, Attorney General Lawrence Wasden said on Thursday. Using half-truths and outright lies, so-called "forensic loan auditors" are exploiting financially strapped homeowners who are desperate to save their homes from foreclosure.
The Exhausted Dad: Families built on Barker-era ‘Price is Right’
Summers and sick days belonged to Bob Barker.
Yellen sworn in as Fed chair, succeeding Bernanke
First woman to lead Federal Reserve in its 100 years
Auto sales boost otherwise weak retail sector
WASHINGTON - Americans spent less at most retail stores in July and inflation remained tame as high unemployment and weak job growth fueled fears of a slowing economic recovery.
Fed's Powell facing rising criticism for inflation missteps
The Fed's huge rate hike and Powell's comments renewed concerns among economists about where he has taken the Fed
Seasonal allergies: An irritating time of year
Doctor of Oriental Medicine
Spring has sprung, and with it a host of irritants in the air as a result! One in six Americans suffer from allergies, and the incidence of allergy-driven asthma has doubled since 1980. It is estimated that 35 million Americans suffer from environmental allergies.
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Way too many women suffer! So often I hear women suffering “at that time of month.”
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Are you miserable in the spring and fall? Are you dependent on Claritin, Zyrtec, or Allegra to get you through?
Backpack food programs help children in need
When Denver Public Schools counselor Patricia Vaughan noticed a third-grader leaving the building with a bulging backpack, she asked him what was inside.
'Windows to our past'
Saving history has many benefits, says museum director
Walter Burns, chairman of the city’s Historic Preservation Commission, said there should be a review process before such historic homes can be torn down.
Parkside Bungalows have summer sales heat
While it makes sense considering the location, the Parkside Bungalows development has proven to be one of the most in-demand neighborhoods this season at the Dover Bay Waterfront Community.
Pandemic turns Magic Valley meat industry upside down
Spring is typically the slow season for Idaho custom meat processors like Don Scarrow
Class for potential home buyers scheduled next month in Cd'A
A free class for those in the process of buying a home will be offered May 18 in Coeur d'Alene.
KEC gas project puts tax rebates in question
BOISE (AP) - Just when it looked like wind industry lobbyists, Idaho Power Co. officials and the governor's office had struck a deal over extending Idaho's sales tax rebates for alternative energy, a little North Idaho landfill power project intervened to put the package in jeopardy.
Americans feeling better about economic recovery
NEW YORK - Americans are feeling better about the economy again, but will it last this time?
The weather changes, the market does not
Many have long held that the best time to sell real estate is during the summer months when the weather is nice. Some think that people move more when school is out. Although more people list their properties for sale then, a quick look at a summary of our market statistics shows that sales of residences do not fluctuate greatly from month to month. Further investigation reveals that in the winter months, although our inventory declines, our sales price to listing price actually increases.
New VA clinic opens Monday
$1.8M facility located on Emma Avenue in Cd'A
COEUR d'ALENE - The new $1.8 million Department of Veterans Affairs' outpatient clinic in Coeur d'Alene will open Monday.
Drug seizure funds to purchase vehicle
$335,000 BearCat expected to arrive at end of this month
COEUR d'ALENE - The Ballistic Engineered Armored Response Counter Attack Truck, or BearCat, is an 8-ton personnel carrier built with steel armor and ballistic glass.
