Clark Fork organizes own ambulance service
Thirteen residents formed an EMT group after long waits for distant ambulances. Fourteen attendants trained 80 hours to staff two ambulances, including a 1951 army van. a benefit dinner and $25 shares fund insurance and equipment. The effort aims to cut response times and support Bonner County Search and Rescue.
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Citzens
East Hope
Sandpoint
Alan Gross
Clark Fork
Newport
Bonner County
Albert Schenck
Schenck
Idaho State Department of Health and Welfare
Pat Grimes
Coeur d’Alene Ambulance Service
Coeur d Alene Ambulance Service
Art Shively
Deaconess Hospital
Spokane
Post Falls
Marie Statzel
Paula, Kaplin
Alan
Jan Gross
Jim White
Gary Parsons
Anita Smith
Paul Gabriel
Bob Rice
Shively
Emma Rathbun
Clark Fork Ambulance Service
Newport, Va
Sandpoint School Evacuated After Sewer Collapse
More than 200 students at Washington School in Sandpoint were released early Wednesday when a main sewer line collapsed in the front lawn. District crews worked all day yesterday and Thursday as classes resumed. Superintendent Wayne Likens confirmed.
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Sandpoint
Washington School
S. Boyer
Wayne -Likens
Auto crash damages in Sandpoint and Spokane collisions
A Sandpoint resident backing out of a driveway at 5 30 pm Tuesday caused over 1000 dollars in damage to Barbara Klaus's Spokane bound car driven by 24 year old Barbara Klaus. Dorothy Shreffler 19 crashed into Klaus's vehicle on Boyer Avenue north of Larch Street. Shreffler's car sustained about 150 dollars in damage. Nina Hull 77 backed into Jess Galloway's 28 at the M J Food City parking lot Wednesday about 4 30 pm. Both vehicles escaped with minor damage.
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Barbara K. Klaus
Spokane
Dorothy L. ‘Shreffler
Klaus
Boyer
Avenue
Larch ‘St
Shreffler
Nina’ ‘D. Hull
Jess R. Galloway
M & J ‘Food
Groomers prepare trails across Panhandle region before snowmobiles
Snow crews report busy days grooming Baldy Trail yesterday and shaping up Pack nivety Trestle Creek and High Drive in Clark Forks to keep trails ready for ongoing snowmobile use. A spokesperson noted crews aim to keep routes off groomed areas clear and safe this morning.
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Panhandle
Clark
Jehovahs Witnesses Plan Kalispell Convention
Local Witnesses arrange a March 19 and 20 semiannual circuit convention in Kalispell Montana with about 1100 delegates from eleven Northwestern Montana and Idaho congregations. D W Emshoff Northwest district supervisor will give the main Sunday discourse on Follow the Way of Life. P J Michas will be a featured speaker. Kingdon Hall meetings interrupted for the weekend.
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Jehovah's ‘Witnesses
Kalispell
Bibl
Northwestern
Montana
Idaho
W. 'Emshoff
Jehovah's Witnesses
Pacific Northwest
P. J
Michas
Kalispal
Little
The Irish and St Patrick's Day in Sleepy Hollow Lore
Irreverent tales frame Washington Irving's 1840 letter about Irish immigrant workers to Croton Aqueduct, noting heavy drinking and fear of headless goblins while outlining the Sleepy Hollow milieu and nearby rail corridor. The piece contrasts Dutch settlement with Irish labor and mentions worksite sobriety rules.
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Philip Pullella
Tarrytown
N.Y
Washington Irving
New York City
Sleepy Hollow
New York
Irving
Ireland
Croton
St. Patrick's Day
Knickerbocker
Hudson
Dale Choderow
Westchester County
Evans vetoes 1.26 million for legislature funding
Idaho Gov. John V Evans vetoed a 1,260,000 appropriation for the Legislative Council Joint Finance and related operations after the House approved funds for state programs Evans said the move would prevent wasting state revenues and urged the House to reconsider while threatening to keep the legislature in check.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
John V Evans
House
Evans
Legislative
Legislative Council
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Governor outlines budget balance amid rising expenditures
The governor cites air quality, water resources, law enforcement, health care, labor and industrial services as priorities. He warns legislative spend could rise 9 percent since 1958-59 and urges responsible government to balance resources with desires.
Hobby Store Donor Corrected for Senior Citizens Show
The Hobby Store at 218 N First Ave Sandpoint donated prize ribbons and craft materials for last weekend's Senior Citizens Talent Contest and Arts and Crafts Show. The Daily Bee corrects an earlier misattribution and notes the store has supported local seniors for two years.
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Hobby Store
Jarae’s of
Idaho
The
Daily Bee
First Ave
Sandpoint
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