Schweitzer Snow Pack Remains Below Normal Despite Late February Snow
Snow depth at Schweitzer Lodge was 77 inches versus an 85 inch average, with water content at 20.9 inches from 31.3 normal. Ridge measurements showed 117 inches of snow and 40 inches of water against yearly norms, suggesting a persistently below normal snow pack.
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Schweitzer
Forest Service
Vern Bromgard
SCS
Dave Thorson
Schweitzer Basin
Bromgard
Voters Decide Bond Issue At Polls Tuesday
Bonner County voters head to the polls on March 9 to decide a 4.5 million District 82 bond. Proponents say immediate funding speeds a larger building program amid rising costs. opponents warn of long loan terms, interest and tax risks. Poll sites listed across Bonner County with noon to 8 pm voting.
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Bonner County
District 82
School Board
V.A. Verhei
Verhei
Washington, D.C
Bill Denman
School Board Set to Meet in Regular Session
District No. 82 boards to convene at Farmin School tomorrow at 8 p.m. Agenda includes Priest River High School site annexation, early graduation requests, a legislative update, and the building program discussion.
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Lincoln
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Priest, Lake
Priest River
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Southside
Washington School
Farmin School
Priest River High School
Weather Outlook for Coeur d Alene Area
Fair with variable high clouds through Tuesday. Warm with light variable winds. Near zero precipitation chance through Tuesday. Today and Tuesday highs around 50 with tonight’s low near 30.
Woolard arraigned on burglary and auto theft charges
Claude E. Woolard, 54, Colburn, was arraigned Friday on two counts of first degree burglary and one count of grand larceny auto. The case stems from a two week old incident at the K-2 Motel in Sandpoint where an auto was stolen and two other vehicles were broken into. George T. Beeton, 28, 711 Florence, Sandpoint, was arrested Sunday in connection with a September grand theft auto from Elmer Dein, 1406 Lake, and later released on own recognizance.
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Claude E. Woolard
Colburn
Woolard
Sandpoint
George T
Beeton
Florence
Elmer Dein
Lake
Council Meeting Sets ’76 Budget and Projects
The Sandpoint City Council will meet at 8 p.m. to discuss the tentative 1976 Annual Appropriation Ordinance. The agenda includes canopy overhang construction, a four-plex at Main and Boyer, and a review of Planning and Zoning.
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Sandpoint City
Sandpoint Man Charged In Attempted Armed Robbery
A 19 year old Sandpoint man Timothy A Ragland was arrested after an attempted armed robbery outside North Idaho Warehouse Market. Ragland is jailed in Bonner County on $5,000 bond following a warrant. Separately two Hope Peninsula men, Steven Nordquist and Harold Titus, face grand larceny charges for a Talache cabin break in February with stolen firearms and a knife.
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Bdmer County
Timothy A Ragland
S. Third
Marley
Sterling
Ragland
Hope Peninsula
Talache
Robert Wilcox
Steven Nordquist
Harold C. Titus
Greg Brookins
Wilcox
Hope Area
Larry Berry
Idaho House kills minimum stream flow bill after lengthy debate
After more than an hour of debate the Idaho House defeated by 41 to 28 a bill requiring minimum stream flow on northern and central Idaho rivers. Opponents warned it threatens existing water rights and agricultural needs in the south, while supporters argued it addresses both northern and southern concerns and would apply to unfiled water rights.
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First National Bank
Wayne Hagadone
District 82 Board of Trustees
Denman
Mike Lamana
Wayne Likens
Priest River High School
Priest River High
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Dsoda Springs
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E. V. McHan
Rhetchum
Salmon
Pacific Northwest
Lyman G. Winchester
R-Kuna
Idaho Senate OKs strict power plant siting measure
The Idaho Senate approved a bill to tighten siting rules for energy facilities, sending the measure to the House. Supporters say it guides orderly growth and gives residents a say, while opponents fear higher costs and restricted development.
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