County develops jobs under CETA in Bonner County
Bonner County agencies with Bob Sullivan regional CETA II director for Idaho's north counties are creating about 23 CETA II jobs. The $203000 state allocation funds the positions, approved by the Idaho Department of Employment before filling can begin, with potential start as early as Oct 1 or Oct 15 depending on approvals.
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Bonner County
Bob Sullivan
Idaho
Sullivan
Idaho Department of Employment
Bonner
Jim Brockway
Zoning Hearing Tonight on New Commercial Neighborhood Zone
A public hearing is set for 8 p.m. in Sandpoint City Hall Council chambers to consider a Commercial Neighborhood zoning ordinance. Mayor Brown and the council may suspend rules for three readings and vote after tonight’s testimony regarding a proposed zone between Foplar and Larch streets on the west side of Fourth Ave, requested by North Idaho Foods for a shopping center.
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Sandpoint
Les Brown
North Idaho Foods, Inc
Foplar and
Larch Streets
Fourth Ave
North Idaho Foods
Council
Two Sandpoint Day Care Centers Face Closure Over HEW Rules
Proposed HEW regulations would require a one to one staff ratio for infants and one to four for under threes, far tighter than Idaho's one to ten rule. Operators Pearl Hoyt and Shirley Bailey warn payroll, food, and supplies cannot cover costs, risking shutdowns if enacted.
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Ken Firowed
Sandpoint
Steve Symms
Idaho
Pearl Hoyt
P-Bees
Shirley Bailey
Sunny Brook Farm
Bonner County Boating Ordinances Challenged by AG Opinion
Idaho Attorney General rules two Bonner County boating ordinances are invalid for not consulting the Department of Law Enforcement before adoption. Prosecution chief Lucinda Weiss plans to proceed, with a required public hearing set for Oct. 15 in Priest River City Hall.
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Dave Finkelnburg
Bonner County
Idaho
Daily Bee
Attorney General
Idaho Department of Law Enforcement
Lucinda Weiss
Priest River
Department of Law Enforcement
John Bender
Harold Anselmo
Bender
Dollars Run Dry on Sewer Treatment Funding
Water and sewer district representatives heard that federal programs are nearly exhausted and remaining funds require private loan matching. Officials urged preliminary work now, as one federal agency forecasts up to a 20 percent funding increase next year, with Idaho receiving about 11 million dollars this year for thirty projects.
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Bill Stewart
Idaho
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