Ranger Seeks Help To Curb Vandalism In Fenian District
Ranger Larry Crow asks all National Forest users to help reduce vandalism and littering in the Fenian Ranger District. Campgrounds and picnic areas reopen by June 10 with a pack it out policy. The North Idaho 4 Wheelers Club aided cleanup on May 22 and a second load of trash was removed this spring. Citations will be issued for offenses under cooperative law enforcement with the County Sheriff.
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Man Bound Over in Idaho Shootings Near Pingree
Fermin Quesada, 42, bound over to Seventh District Court to enter a June 13 plea on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon to commit murder. He faces a $60,000 bond after a May 27 shooting at M and M Farms on the Fort Hall Reservation and escaping with Noe Zamora, 27, who awaits a June 17 preliminary hearing on an assault with intent to kill charge. Guyterez, shot in the incident, was treated at Pocatello Hospital and later at Bingham Memorial. doctors report improvement with a guarded prognosis.
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Zamora
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Guyterez
Pocatello
Obituary of Wilbur Fiske Broun Veteran, Engineer, Adventurer
Wilbur Fiske Broun born March 14 1899 died May 31 1977 at Veterans Administration Hospital Spokane Washington after pacemaker surgery. He served in US Navy stateside and overseas, taught at Farragut College, ran Priest River Tackle, and contributed to local papers. He was survived by his wife Jean Ripley Broun son CDR LeRoy R. Broun and three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Interment at Naval Academy Cemetery Annapolis Maryland.
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Ravedale 69 dies at Bonner General Hospital Sandpoint Idaho
Goldie Mae Ravedale 69 died June 6 at Bonner General Hospital Sandpoint Idaho. Born May 10, 1908 in Ohio she moved to Sandpoint area in 1934. She married George Ravedal in 1935 and lived near Naples Highland Flats. Funeral Thursday 1:00 PM Moon Chapel Sandpoint with Rev Dennis Hanson. Interment Pack River Cemetery. Memorials to Banner General Hospital.
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Spokane
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Tipp City
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Moon Chapel
Sandpaint
Dennis Hanson
First Lutheran Church
Pack River
Banner General Hospital
Hearing aids do not guarantee normal hearing
The piece warns hearing aids cost thousands and cannot restore normal hearing or stop progression. It advises medical evaluation first, notes possible medication or surgery, and suggests renting a device to test comfort and effectiveness. It promotes the free pamphlet Making Sure Hearing Aids Help from the Consumer Information Center.
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Pueblo
Colorado
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Consumer Information
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Itata
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Predictable hazards as children resume street play this summer
The Inland Automobile Association AAA warns drivers to watch for children during summer as schools close. Areas to expect kids include playgrounds, residential neighborhoods, and suburban streets with blind drives. Peak risk times are 30 a.m to 2 p.m and 6 p.m to dusk with low visibility.
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Inland Empire
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