Winter Wildlife Has Good Conditions Despite Snow Deepening
Wildlife officials report big game faring well through mid winter as snow depth fluctuates and milder weather improves range conditions. Elk trapping at Granite Creek and Santa area aims to tag populations and study fall movement while plans continue for turkey relocations near St. Maries to establish new flocks.
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Granite Creek
Pend Oreille Lake
Coeur d’Alene
Santa
St. Maries
Salmon River
Mission Point
Salmon
SBA Director to Visit Sandpoint for Small Business Help
SBA district director William S. Schumacher will be at the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce office on Wednesday January 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to discuss SBA programs offering financial and management assistance. The SBA representative will visit Sandpoint on the fourth Wednesday of each month, next slated for February 24.
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William S. Schumacher
Small Business”” “Administration
Spolkatie
Schumacher
SBA
Sandpoint
Priest River PTA Debates Center Need and School Facilities
A Priest River Youth Center delegation spoke at a PTA meeting outlining the center’s history, growth from 10 to 30–40 attendees, and the call for more parent involvement. The group endorsed drug education, mental health studies, and a reader purchase for schools, while addressing severe gym shortage across the district and plans to improve facilities. 4-H Club to hold January meeting with officer elections.
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PTA
Elaine Bretthauer
Bretthauer
Simmer
Stan Palmer
Priest River Pta
Palmer
Millheister
Priest River
Priest River High School
Peggy Edwards
Ken Naccara
Jewel Thieves Seize Crown Jewels In Beverly Hills Display
In Beverly Hills two men used a 12 pound sledge hammer to smash a shatterproof window at Van Cleef and Arpels. They grabbed a 64 carat platinum diamond bracelet and a 52 carat necklace valued at 180000 before escaping in a red sports car four blocks away. Officials call the items the most expensive in the window.
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Beverly Hiles
Calif
UPI
van Cleef and Arpels
Welfare family moved from Waldorf Astoria amid suspensions
A welfare mother and her four children, staying in $70 rooms at the Waldorf Astoria, were moved out Wednesday as three city employees involved were suspended. Mayor Lindsay criticized the decision as bad judgment or worse and suggested malicious intent.
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New York
WUPH
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
John V. Lindsay
Cleole Hainsworth
Park Avenue Hotel
Hainsworths
Human Resources Administration
Hainsworth
Waldorf
Manhattan Beach
Brooklyn
HRAC
the Waldorf
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Daily Bee
Farmin School
Brownie
Linda Bloom
Syliva Greenwood
Bee
Priest River News
the Pans & Needles
4-H Club
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