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November 25 |
SBA
Economic Injury Disaster Loans Available: Small,
nonfarm businesses in Boundary County and 10 other counties in
Idaho, as well as neighboring counties in Montana, Utah,
Washington and Wyoming, are now eligible to apply for
low‑interest federal disaster loans from the U. S. Small
Business Administration. |
Police Youth
Explorer Post competes in law enforcement chili cook off:
The Bonners Ferry Police Department is proud to announce the
Boundary County Law Enforcement Explorer Post #190 competed
against area law enforcement agencies in Mt. Hall School’s
“Battle of the Badges” benefit chili cook off, held last
Saturday, November 15 at Mt. Hall Elementary School. |
November 21 |
‘Tis the season
for Christmas tree permits: Many families in our
forested area enjoy the tradition of scouting over Forest
Service or BLM land to locate, cut, and take home their own
Christmas tree. |
Travelers
visiting the International Selkirk Loop report spending nearly
$5 million in our region: The International Selkirk
Loop is a significant travel destination, a roadway coursing
through beautiful scenery and remarkable recreational
opportunities in Northern Idaho, Eastern Washington, and
southeast British Columbia. The Northern Idaho portion passes
right through Boundary County. |
Labrador to
discuss immigration issues on national television program:
Idaho 1st District Republican Congressman Raúl Labrador will
appear on the nationally-televised CBS news program Face the
Nation with Bob Scheiffer on Sunday to discuss congressional
response to President Obama’s executive order on immigration. |
Governor
Otter is asking a favor of us: One of Idaho's very
own teachers is in the final leg of an extremely competitive
grant competition, and could use the support of everyone in our
great state! |
November 19 |
Bonners
Ferry Police arrest suspected interstate drug trafficker:
The Bonners Ferry Police Department announced the arrest of a 22
year old Kila, Montana man for alleged possession for sale of a
controlled substance, following an early morning traffic stop by
Bonners Ferry Police. |
Bonners Ferry
Police sponsors hunting shotgun raffle: The Bonners
Ferry Police Department is proudly raffling off this beautiful,
brand new, Winchester XSP Waterfowl Max5 12 gauge hunting
shotgun, just in time for Christmas. |
Kramer elected
as officer in state rescue association: David
Kramer was recently elected as the First Vice-Commander of Idaho
State Search and Rescue Association (ISSAR) for the 2014-2015
year. |
Police and
school administrators identify suspect in last week's school
bomb threat: Bonners Ferry Police, in cooperation
with Boundary County School District 101 administrators, have
identified a 12 year old suspect in last week's November 12 bomb
threat at Boundary County Middle School. |
November 17 |
Sandpoint
woman injured in vehicle rollover on Highway 2:
Earlier today at 3:25 p.m., a Sandpoint woman was involved in a
serious single car rollover on U.S. Highway 2 at milepost 68. |
Emergency
crews check Restorium after carbon monoxide alarm sounds:
The Community Restorium went into emergency precautions after a
carbon monoxide alarm sounded earlier this evening. |
Lost hunters
located after spending night in sub-freezing temperatures:
Last Wednesday, November 12, the Boundary County Sheriff's
Office received a call at 11:00 p.m. regarding two missing
hunters. |
November 15 |
Crazy
basketball with local team vs Harlem Ambassadors:
It was basketball and more as the Harlem Ambassadors came to
town to challenge the local NBA Wanna B's team yesterday,
Friday, November 14. |
November 13 |
Preparations underway for 2014 Festival of Trees:
When the first winter winds sweep down Clifty Mountain from the
east, and down Roman Nose from the west, forming ghostly
contorting figures of tiny pieces of ice and swirling white
powdered snow, the inhabitants of Boundary County, wearing snug
woolen hats pulled down over their ears and thick gloves
encasing each finger, huddle inside of their heavy winter coats
and dream of the Festival of Trees. |
November 12 |
Local authors
publish illustrated book of Selkirk Loop: A
photographic journey encircling the spectacular Selkirk
Mountains of northern Idaho, eastern Washington and southeastern
British Columbia, Selkirks Spectacular, features amazing images
by photographers Jerry Pavia and Tim Cady. |
Boundary Community Hospital training and preparing for Ebola,
just in case: With the current concern and
surveillance going on worldwide regarding patients with the
Ebola virus, you may want to know that our local hospital is
already well into preparations and close monitoring for
individuals who may have the infection, or who may have been
exposed to the virus. |
Report on
success of recent emergency test of Idaho ham radio:
As the Idaho Section Emergency Coordinator of the American Radio
Relay League (the national association for Amateur Radio--or Ham
Radio--in the United States), I am always looking for ways to
get our local Idaho Amateur Radio Operators involved, to get
them moving, and to have fun. |
November 11 |
Veterans'
Day Remembrance Ceremony today: Each year, a
special Remembrance Ceremony is held on Veterans' Day at
Veterans' Memorial Park, next to the library. |
Idaho Family
Reading Week coming, Valley View is ready: Valley
View Elementary School has a full week of activities planned to
get your family reading with our theme of: "Building a Community
of Readers!" |
Successful
"Night for the Museum" fundraiser: The fourth
annual "Night for the Museum" fundraiser was held at the Museum
on October 25, and was enjoyed by a sold-out crowd of nearly
100. This event has become the major public fundraising event
for the Boundary County Museum, and this year’s dinner has
proven to be by far the most successful. |
November 8 |
Record Alaskan
storm leading to freezing temperatures here: Make
the most of Boundary County's brilliant sunshine and relatively
nice autumn temperatures while we have them this weekend.
Drastic changes are on the way. |
November 7 |
Idaho Army
National Guard helicopter crashes near Boise: At
approximately 7:00 p.m. (Mountain Time) yesterday evening on
November 6, an Idaho Army National Guard AH-64D Apache
helicopter with two pilots aboard crashed during a training
mission. The crash scene is approximately 2 miles south of the
Boise Airport. |
November 6 |
Boundary
County emergency crews respond to gunshot injury in Highland
Flats area: Boundary County emergency services
responded yesterday, November 5, to a call to assist a man with
a gunshot wound in the area of the Highland Flats Snowmobile
Park. It was thought this may have been related to a hunting
accident. |
November 5 |
Paradise
Valley Fire District seeks to fill board vacancy:
The Paradise Valley Fire District is seeking a volunteer to fill
out its 3-person board of directors, according to Orrin
Everhart, board chairman. |
General Election Results, November 4, 2014 |
November 4 |
Twenty-one
companies looking to hire at Post Falls event:
Twenty-one employers are participating in the Wednesday,
November 12 hiring event sponsored by the Idaho Department of
Labor. |
Care-N-Share looking for your help for Christmas:
Thirty-two years ago, Care-N-Share was started to help the
children of Bonners Ferry at Christmas time. The Program has
grown to not only help children at Christmas, but throughout the
year. |
Owner changes
for local branch of Panhandle State Bank: Something
is different at Panhandle State Bank on the Bonners Ferry South
Hill. New name. New owner. And a little bit of a new look. |
Obituaries |
Michael Lee Ellersick: November 17, 1955 ~ November
18, 2014 |
Lawrence Raymond Richardson: January 15, 1938 ~
November 15, 2014 |
Mary
Catherine (Brechtle) Malone: September 22, 1920 ~
November 18, 2014 |
Margaret LaVerne Dieterle Peterson: August 29, 1927
~ November 7, 2014 |
Wayne
Albert Gustafson: March 27, 1942 ~ November 7, 2014 |
Alice
Lorean Miller: July 23, 1943 ~ November 3, 2014 |
Joy
Elaine Carpenter: July 26, 1956 ~ October 31, 2014 |
David
Ronald Johnson: July 2, 1951 ~ October 31, 2014 |
Ruth
Virginia Meadows: December 1, 1921 ~ October 30,
2014 |
Social |
School District announces Employees of the Month for September,
October: Boundary County School District 101 has
named Employees of the Month for the months of September and
October. |
Sports |
Badger Girls' Varsity Basketball opens season with win:
The 2014-2015 edition of the Bonners Ferry Badger Girls' Varsity
Basketball Team opened their season last Thursday, November 20
against the JV team from 4A Lake City High School of Coeur
d'Alene. |
Low
water levels at Boundary Creek-Smith Creek Wildlife Management
Area: Visitors to the Boundary Creek-Smith Creek
Wildlife Management Area (WMA) near Bonners Ferry have noticed
that water levels across the WMA are low this year. The lower
than normal water level is making trapping and waterfowl hunting
very difficult. |
New North
Idaho wolf trapping Certification Course scheduled:
A wolf trapping certification course has been scheduled for
North Idaho. Successful completion of such a class is required
to be able to purchase wolf trapping tags. |
Here's
where you check your trivia skills: on record fish
caught in Idaho: Ready for your Idaho Record Fish Trivia
Extravaganza Contest? |
Here's the
full story on BFHS Cross Country at State: Eleven
weeks of training, teamwork, dedication, and determination paid
dividends for eight representatives of Bonners Ferry High School
cross country. |
Wolf
trapper certification class scheduled in North Idaho:
If you are interested in trapping, a class has been set up to be
held in Coeur d'Alene in a couple of weeks. Idaho rules require
a Wolf Trapper Certification class be completed and passed
before a person can purchase wolf trapping tags. |
Fish and Game reminds hunters of rules for hunting private land:
Deer rifle seasons opened in mid-October in much of Idaho. Fish
and Game is receiving a few calls from landowners upset about
people hunting on their private land without permission. |
BFHS Volleyball team competes at State Tournament:
The Bonners Ferry Badger Volleyball team earned their way to the
Idaho State Tournament by winning both the regular season
Intermountain League championship and first place in the
District Tournament. |
BFHS Cross Country competes at Idaho State Cross Country Meet:
The Bonners Ferry Boys' team finished in 8th place at the Idaho
State Cross Country meet, completed earlier today at the three
mile course around the lake at Eagle Island State Park in Eagle,
Idaho. |
Letters |
Thanks for community support: A big thank you from
Boundary County Victim Services to everyone who made our annual
fundraiser, “Fall Festival and Fashion Show,” such a fun-filled
and successful evening. |
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