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Bowling scores: Jan. 25, 2024
Scores from area leagues.
'This is going to change thousands of lives'
Silverwood donates $200K to Timberlake High for indoor rec facility
A new era is about to dawn for Timberlake Senior High School, student athletes and youth in the Spirit Lake and Athol communities.
Winter Lights set to illuminate downtown Cd'A
10-day event starts Friday
Seventeen installations of illuminated artwork will be scattered across downtown, highlighted by “The Tunnel” on the front lawn of The Coeur d’Alene Resort and “The Beacon” in McEuen Park.
MY TURN: Warning to potential land donors
In response to the Jan. 11, My Turn column by Mike Aagesen, I would suggest the information he is presenting as “fact,” is easily provable as inaccurate and untrue. He has obviously been fed talking points by the “Professionals” within the Boy Scout Organization, and is accepting information without question of authenticity. With today’s Internet, checking information is easily attainable on most subjects.
Bob Bennett, 86
Dr. Carl Robert Bennett, “Bob,” passed away peacefully on January 21 in his hometown of Burlington, Iowa.
John Freddi, 88
John Freddi sadly left us on January 18, 2024. He was a loving husband, brother and loyal son of Italian parents who immigrated to the United States in the early 1900’s.
Not your ordinary job
Capturing and GPS-collaring elk and moose from the sky demanding task
Collar data on adult cow elk and moose over the past several years have indicated that across the state, their survival is relatively high and stable from year-to-year
Foundation grant application period opens Feb. 1
Up to $10,000 per project are available.
IFWF will award $5,000 to fund a special grant, with an emphasis on fish conservation and fish habitat restoration, in honor of the Lonesome Larry Project
Legals for January, 25 2024
Washington state reaches a nearly $150 million settlement with Johnson & Johnson over opioid crisis
Since the 2000s, drugmakers, wholesalers, pharmacy chains and consultants have agreed to pay more than $50 billion to state and local governments to settle claims that they played a part in creating the opioid crisis
Despite 2 losses, Nikki Haley tries to claim victory thus far in the Republican presidential race
Haley had been banking on a stalwart showing in New Hampshire, a state where her attempt to appeal to independents and more moderate-leaning Republicans appeared to take root. Trump still won by double-digits
Youth Sports Jan. 24, 2024
Scores, news from local youth teams, leagues.
'I love this job'
Del Simchuk adds personal touch to prices at St. Vincent de Paul North Idaho
Officially, his title is supervisor of furniture. But unofficially, the 65-year-old is the greeter. The negotiator. The jokester. The wise guy.
Man sentenced to prison for murdering infant
A man who pleaded guilty to killing his 2-month-old daughter will spend decades in prison.
Retrofitted bleachers a safety boon for CHS
Booster Club member hopes to continue updates across gym
A few years ago, before the COVID-19 pandemic, Greg Washington realized how difficult it was for some people to scale the bleachers in the old Elmer Jordan Court gym at Coeur d'Alene High School. It was his late mother, Ann Washington, who especially brought this to his attention. He watched her struggle to walk up the bleachers as she found a seat to watch her grandson's wrestling match. “These were up to code at the time they were installed, but now everything is accessible and I can see why," Washington said Monday, standing near the bleachers in the gym.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Plantar fasciitis and low-level laser therapy
The most common cause of foot pain, affecting approximately 10 percent of the population, is plantar fasciitis. The plantar fascia is a structure located at the bottom of the heel bone that travels up to the toes. Its main job is to help maintain the arch of the foot. Plantar fasciitis (PF) denotes an inflammation of the plantar tendon, which is a layer of tissue that stretches across the bottom of your foot. When it is inflamed, it can cause a sharp pain under the heel that is worse with the first steps in the morning or after periods of inactivity.
Kroc rolls out buses for Boys and Girls Club
More than 40 registered BGC youth have been unable to get to clubs after school due to limited bus drivers at school districts, according to a press release, and BGC hasn't been able to acquire vehicles to fill the the transportation gap.
'Unite for Hope' to benefit Idaho Youth Ranch
It will feature stories of the life-changing services Idaho Youth Ranch provides in North Idaho, dinner, prizes and auctions.
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Joint agony: Rheumatoid arthritis
Arthritis is said to effect 46 million people, with 1.3 million of those presenting with Rheumatoid Arthritis — the autoimmune version. Today conventional treatment consists of some pretty harsh drugs that control a degree of the symptoms, with a rash of side effects. But, what if we have more control on the agony of our joints than we originally thought? We do.
Yes, you need a Will, even if you have a Living Trust
For those who want to avoid the court-controlled process that takes place after a person’s death (known as “probate”) — using a Revocable Living Trust is typically the best way to do so. This document allows a married couple or a single individual to direct what shall happen to their assets and possessions. It will also indicate who will be in charge of carrying out those instructions, without the need for the involvement of a probate court judge.