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June 17 |
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Football helps Bliss family: I would like to thank everyone who volunteered
their time to make this year’s US Customs vs.
Border Patrol charity flag football game happen.
I know that the Bliss family was overwhelmed
with the support from our community coming
together to help their family. |
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Court
records and sheriff's log |
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June 13 |
 Young
bulldog found: This young fellow
was picked up June 12 along Highway 2 just west
of Division Street in the Moyie Springs area.
He's a very sweet boy who would much rather be
at home! If anyone recognizes him please let his
people know he's at Second Chance Animal
Shelter, or give the shelter a call at (208)
267-7504. |
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BSDRT hosting state conference: The
Boundary Search and Dive Rescue Team is hosting
this years Idaho State Search and Rescue
Association summer training conference June
21-22, which will bring in teams from across the
state, Montana and British Columbia. |
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Big
day in Naples Saturday: There's going to be a lot going on in Naples all
day Saturday, June 15, and everyone is invited
to come join the celebration! |
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June 12 |
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Helping Habitat ... |
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| Wells Fargo
manager Therese Osborne presents check
for $15,000 to Boundary County Habitat
for Humanity president Ken Myers. This
money will enable BCHFH to proudly begin
construction this summer on their ninth
house in Bonners Ferry, which will
provide a local family with better
housing. Pictured left to right,
President Ken Myers, Treasurer Amy
Robertson with Emma, Wells Fargo
representatives Therese Osborne and Kris
Dufrene and Vice-President Rege McNeill.
Thank you Wells Fargo! |
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Fletcher apologizing for school scare:
Jacob Fletcher, 12, Naples, and his parents have
been making the rounds in apologizing for his phoning in two fake bomb threats to local
schools, and the young man is making some
lasting friends on the way. |
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Josh
Harty to play the Pearl: As
Europeans discovered and Midwesterners have
known, it doesn't get more Americana than Josh Harty. His father, both a preacher and the
sheriff of his boyhood small town in North
Dakota, was also Harty's musical mentor. |
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County commission minutes, May 13-14 |
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County commission minutes, May 20-21 |
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County commission minutes, May 27-28 |
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June 11 |
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Marble
sentenced for felon DUI, eluding: Travis
Jay Marble, 36, Bonners Ferry, will serve a
six-month boot camp program at the Idaho
Correctional Institution at Orofino after pleading
guilty to his fifth DUI ... and attempting to
elude a peace officer just one week later. |
 Bad
headlight leads to drug conviction: A burned out headlight
brought about a traffic stop in
January that resulted in multiple drug charges
and a felony conviction for the passenger, Anne
Marie Solt, 42, Naples, who pled guilty and was
sentenced last week ... and spared a lengthy
prison sentence if she gets help. |
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Court
records and sheriff's log |
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June 10 |
 Black
helicopters swoop into Bonners Ferry:
A squadron of six black helicopters coming into
Boundary County this morning stirred a buzz
around town, especially from dogs and livestock
as they flew in, low and loud.
While many wondered what was going on, some
lucky folks who happened to be at the Boundary
County Airport at just the right time this
morning received a rare treat. |
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June 9 |
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Dedication, memorial set for Dr. Lucero:
In
honor of Ernie Lucero, and all of the community
work he did, both in and out of his medical
practice, the Board of Trustees of Boundary
Community Hospital is dedicating the building
where Dr. Lucero practiced medicine for the last
fifteen years as the Lucero Medical Services
Building.
The dedication, which includes a commemorative
bronze plaque, will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday,
June 15, directly across the street from the
front of the hospital in the parking lot at
6641Kaniksu Street. |
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Local students graduate NIC: There
were 613 students who graduated from North Idaho
College this year, including eight from Boundary
County. |
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Sturgeon flow regime ends Monday: Libby Dam discharge decreased from 22 kcfs to 20
kcfs at midnight Friday. and to 18 kcfs at
midnight Saturday, where it is being held
constant for two days. At midnight on Monday, it
will decrease again to 16 kcfs. |
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School
district offers kids free summer meals:
Boundary County School District 101 is
participating in the Summer Food Service
Program, serving free meals to all kids 18 and
under at various locations in Bonners Ferry. |
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Boot
camps, more at BMA: If you've ever wondered if you'd like the
martial arts, Boundary Martial Arts is offering
individuals age five and older or whole families
the chance to find out with a series of summer
boot camps beginning Monday. |
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CNA class
starts Tuesday: Boundary Community Hospital provides classes to
earn certification as a Certified Nursing
Assistant (CNA) four times a year. These classes
are a great way to be eligible for steady work.
A new class will begin Tuesday, June 11, and
continue through August 1, 2013. |
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County P&Z
still seeking applicants: Boundary County Commissioners are
still seeking
letters of interest from those in our community
interested in serving on the Boundary County
Planning and Zoning Commission. |
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Traffic to shift on Highway 95 near Athol:
Traffic on a seven-mile section of U.S. 95,
between Chilco and Athol will shift to the
nearby frontage road paralleling the highway
beginning Monday, June 10, and continue through
July 1, the Idaho Transportation Department
announced. |
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June 8 |
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Dance
Studio 'still burning strong:' For years, Barb Russell and The Dance Studio
have given Boundary County kids the joy of
dance, and at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, June
14-15, Barb's latest class will present the 35th
annual Dance Studio Spring Dance Recital in the
Becker Auditorium at Bonners Ferry High School. |
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