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November 17 |
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Cabinet Mountain
Water seeking system operator: Cabinet Mountains
Water District is seeking a water system operator. CMWD will
consider responsible and dependable candidates that are
mechanically inclined, hardworking, safety conscious, detail
oriented, possess a positive attitude and are willing to take
training and courses necessary for certification and operation. |
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November 11 |
 Idaho
Apprenticeship Week just ahead: November 14-20 is
National Apprenticeship Week and marks the celebration of a proven
and time-honored career pathway. Right now, 236 Idaho businesses
sponsor apprenticeships, with more than 1,800 participating
Idahoans getting paid on the job. Like many Americans, Idahoans
have seen sharp increases in housing costs while the consumer
price index has risen 8.2-percent in just one year. Facing these
circumstances, Idaho’s workforce needs competitive job
opportunities now more than ever, and the state’s employers need
the labor. |
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October 21 |
 The
Catnip Getaway caters to kitty comfort: After 12
years as a licensed veterinary tech at Bonners Ferry Veterinary
Clinic, Julie Rosengrant, a life-long cat lover, made a dream come
true this summer, and she's now splitting her time between the
clinic, where she works three mornings a week, and the new
business she opened this summer, The Catnip Getaway, a boarding
facility dedicated to the comfort and pampering of her feline
guests. |
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October 18 |
 Wild
Child Board & Groom fulfilling a dream: Ari VanCampen
has long had a deep love and compassion for animals, so much so
that the mere mention of a critter can bring her to happy tears.
And now, after years of dreaming, she's taking the plunge and
starting a business of her own that will make the best of her
passion, opening Wild Child Board & Groom on Bridle Path Road in
Paradise Valley, with pet boarding available November 1 and pet
grooming to be offered with the New Year. |
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August 30 |
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Cabinet Mountain
Water seeking system operator: Cabinet Mountains
Water District is seeking a skilled and experienced operator.
Possession of Class 1 Treatment (DWT-1) and Class 2 Distribution
(DWD-2) licenses is preferred. The successful applicant will be a
self-motivated individual who can work independently. |
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August 19 |
 Bonners
Ferry Medicine Man not going anywhere: The Sandpoint
Medicine Man Pharmacy closed abruptly last Friday, due in part to
staffing issues, and the closure has raised concerns that other
Medicine Man Pharmacies, including the Bonners Ferry Medicine Man,
might be closing as well. Local owner Aimee Stuermer assures that
this isn't the case. |
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August 18 |
 Timbers
Roadside Grill offers a taste of heaven: When you
visit a restaurant for the first time, bite into the sandwich you
ordered and your eyes close involuntarily, you stop chewing and
all you can do is sit momentarily, savor the taste and think, "oh,
my goodness!" you know you've found a place you're going to go
back to, a place you're going to take your family to when they
visit, your friends and significant others. Just such a place
opened July 16 in the Moyie Store. |
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August 6 |
 Iron
Mike's seeking to expand: A public hearing will be
held on a county conditional use permit application by Davis
Family Revocable Trust to allow for the expansion of Iron Mike's
Family Fitness, 64450 Highway Two at Three Mile. The permit would
allow construction of an addition that would increase the size of
the facility to over 15,000 square feet. The property is zoned
commercial/light industrial. |
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July 25 |
 Panida
offering a Little Theater lease opportunity: Got a
great idea for a business in one of downtown Sandpoint's most
prime locations? The Panida's Little Theater is available for
lease – and the Panida management is inviting proposals from
potential businesses or groups that will partner in the space. |
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July 5 |
 Two
Tones Cafe celebrating fourth anniversary: Two Tones
Cafe opened the summer of 2018, and Tony and the crew will
celebrate their four-year anniversary Saturday, July 9, and you're
invited! Norman Baker and his band will be livening up the secret
garden patio and there'll be great food specials to go along with
it. It's their way of saying "thank you all for being our guests
for four years!" |
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June 6 |
 Shelman
Realty joins forces with ERA Real Estate: ERA® Real
Estate, a global franchising leader within the Realogy family of
brands, today announced the affiliation of ERA Shelman Realty,
6737 Cody Street, Bonners Ferry. The firm has served the community
since 1963. Co-owners Mark and Loralee Carey bought the firm in
2018 from Mark’s brother Steve Carey, who bought the brokerage
from the original founder, Monk Shelman, in 1991. |
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May 12 |
 Lynn
and Leah Jantz 2021 Conservation Farmers of the Year:
Each year the Boundary Soil Conservation District looks back over
the previous farming season and nominates and chooses a local
farmer who went above and beyond. BSCD is pleased to announce
their choice for 2021 Conservation Farmer of the Year to Kootenai
Valley Ranch Inc., also known as Lynn and Leah Jantz. KVR is
deeply rooted in agriculture, as well as soil and water
conservation. |
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April 4 |
 Toasty
Mobile Saunas coming to Iron Mike's: Toasty Mobile
Saunas will be offering hourly open sauna sessions at Iron Mike's
Gym, 64450 US-2, Bonners Ferry, with one of their beautiful mobile
saunas in the lot from 3 to 8 p.m. Thursdays, beginning April 7.
Come and experience the warm, soft heat of a traditional
wood-fired sauna! |
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February 22 |
 An
Elmira landmark enters an eclectic new phase: Once
renowned for the best burgers in North Idaho, the grill at the
Elmira Store on Highway 95 just south of the Bonner/Boundary
County line was turned off in January, 2017, after the death of
proprietor Ed Cook Jr. The grill remains cold, the post office
closed, but that unprepossessing old building is open once again,
now as Mountain Traders, and with a vibrancy that is sure to grow
both the legacy and the legend of the way station between Bonners
Ferry and Sandpoint. |
