Burning Program Completed in Sandpoint Ranger District
Forest Service district ranger Jerry Stern announced the Sandpoint Ranger District completed its prescribed burning of 465 acres of clearcut logging slash by Wednesday evening. Remaining hand piles will be burned this fall once moisture improves, with sites from Rapid Lightning Creek to Lost Camp planned. The effort caused minimal green timber loss and aimed at seed-bed prep.
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Forest Service District
Jerry Stern
Sandpoint Ranger District
Stern
Forest Service
Rapid Lightning Creek
Lost Camp
Council rejects lake view stance. Blood wins seven year waiver
After a 3-2 vote Leaverton won't pursue the issue further. Shorty Blood, earlier in the session, gets approval to waive the two dwellings on one lot ordinance for seven years to allow building a new home while the existing house remains until completion, with the mayor seeking assurances of demolition once ready.
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Leaverton
Shorty Blood
Blood
Les Brown
Community notices and meetings fill local calendar
Local groups announce meetings across Sept including Commercial Fishermen, Panhandle Nile Club, Eagle auxiliary, 4H and garden clubs. A Bonner General hospital breast cancer screening clinic runs Sept 18 19 with appointment line 263 2000. City sewer policy debate ends with Roger Best sub lease at $1 yearly behind Eagles Club and annexation talk continues.
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Thurs
North Boyer
Jack Ross
Panhandle Health District
George Hanlon
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
George Harper
Roger Best
River Front
Eagles Club
Wray Farmin
Spokane
Best
Eagle’s Club
Spokane enrollment falls by 636 students
Spokane School District Deputy Superintendent William Riggs said Thursday that enrollment totals 2 449 students in grades kindergarten through high school, 636 fewer than last year.
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Spokane
UPI
William Riggs
Group of Shocked Parents seeks Idaho education repeal
Boise based group vows to repeal compulsory education laws, arguing parents control their children's schooling. Shirley McKague of Meridian cites a Florida case and notes concerns over textbook quality, urging action to prevent state overreach.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Shirley McKague
Meridian
Florida
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