Mar 30, 2008
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The Associated Press
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The Associated Press
Department says 150 moose died on N. Idaho roads, rails
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game says this winter has been hard on northern Idaho moose.
The department's regional supervisor, Chip Corsi, says deep snow caused the animals to use roads and railroad tracks as travel corridors, and as many as 150 were struck and killed by cars and trains in Bonner and Boundary counties.
He says the department received many reports of injured moose, as well.
Corsi says the department generally tries not to bother injured big game animals and let nature take its course. Read more
Federal judge rejects lawsuit challenging N. Idaho bypass plans
U.S. District Judge Edward Lodge ruled yesterday against the North Idaho Community Action Network's claims that the Federal Highway Administration acted arbitrarily and capriciously when it approved the Sand ... via KMVT Twin Falls
Ian Fulton Appointed Executive Chef at Manchester Grand Resort's...
“We are thrilled to have both on board, and are confident they will help further build and enhance our food and beverage operations.”
Continuing to expand its food and beverage team, Whitetail Club & Resort has named Ian Fulton its new executive chef and Stephen Tuten, manager of the resort's fine dining venue, Narrows. via Hotel Online
Legislative watchdog to review ID's public school funding formula
Idaho's legislative watchdog will review the state's complicated public school funding formula, which some lawmakers say is outdated. via Today's 6
Blue Moose Mercantile featuring gifts, cards, antiques and also gently used clothing, including scrubs, baby clothes and shoes. via Clearwater Tribune
Coldwater Creek Slashes Advertising, Heads Back To Heritage
“We need to connect our product back to our brand essence, and restore the emotional connection. We have lost some of that in the last year”
COLDWATER CREEK, THE CLOTHING COMPANY aimed at free-spirited Baby Boomer women, is having something of a midlife crisis. via MediaPost Publications
DEQ seeks comment on cleanup plan at Sandpoint lumber plant
DEQ officials are taking public comment on the plan through March 26. The four-acre site was once the location of Alpine Lumber. via KMVT Twin Falls
Solar Roadways update - things are happening with Scott Brusaw's idea
Last September, we told you about the idea for a solar road that would generate power, even when used as normal. via AutoblogGreen
Coldwater Creek to Present at Bank of America 2008 Consumer Conference
SANDPOINT, Idaho, March 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Coldwater Creek announced today that members of the executive management team will be presenting at the Bank of America Consumer Conference, to be held at the ... via Earth Times
Coldwater Creek swings to fourth-quarter net loss
Revenue totaled $345.5 million, decreasing from $366.6 million a year ago, the Sandpoint, Idaho apparel retailer said. via Market Watch
Lawmakers propose plan to reap $57M from trucking fees
Idaho senators aim to raise an additional $57 million per year to build and repair Idaho roads -- largely from truckers from out-of-state. It's part of the push to ease a $200 million shortfall in transporation ... via KTVB Boise
Idaho sets aside 2.2 percent for teacher raises
“It's very discouraging that as a budget committee, we have arbitrarily decided to move away from the traditional grid without benefit of the expertise that comes from the germane committees.”
Idaho lawmakers agreed on 2.2 percent funding for teacher raises today, while setting aside 3 percent to boost the minimum salary for starting teachers next year. via The Spokesman-Review
Nurses Convince Hospital to Return to Bargaining Table
“This settlement is very important for the nurses, who continue to perform their jobs capably despite management's refusal to negotiate a fair contract”
Recently, nurses at Bonner General Hospital in Sandpoint, Idaho reached settlement on four outstanding disputes. via Earth Times