Potlatch Corporation News

LEWISTON, Idaho - Potlatch Corp. has temporarily laid off 102 employees from lumber and cedar operations in Lewiston because of the stall in housing construction.

Lois Rose went with her daughter Debbie and granddaughter Christie and her two little ones to Spokane shopping Friday where they spent the weekend and came home Sunday.

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The Lewiston City Council voted this week to terminate EMS contracts with entities outside of the city limits and also ended an agreement with Potlatch Corporation.

Mark and Debbie Strong and son of Post Falls were weekend visitors of Mark's folks George and Joyce Strong.

Starla Wessels of Spokane spent the weekend in Potlatch with her mother Jean Rena and visited other family members.

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On July 17, 2008, the Potlatch board of directors authorized management to pursue a tax-free spin-off of the Company's pulp-based businesses.

Union backs off strike, accepts contract for Potlatch Corp. employees in Lewiston Lewiston Tribune - http://www.lmtribune.com LEWISTON - Hundreds of Potlatch Corp.

David and Eileen Ball of Potlatch were at the Poor Farm Thursday evening until Monday.

Thursday Dixie Porter and Sonja Lohman had lunch together in Clarkston. Rose Ann Holt's nephew, Kevin Cox, of Austin, Texas was a Monday visitor.

Bill and Lorraine Hanks have returned from a trip to Gold Beach, Oregon where they visited Bill's mom, who celebrated her 100th birthday this summer.

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A vote on a previously rejected contract will take place Sept. 4 by members of the union representing 265 employees of Clearwater Lumber Mill and the No.

The August 12 Palouse City Council meeting began with another lively open forum.

Jim Farr had come to speak with the council regarding three issues in which he felt the city had some responsibility.

He first inquired if city officials had changed their positions on allowing water to his property off the road toward Potlatch. Farr owns 16 lots, and wants one water meter which would enable him to develop them. However, city officials had previously informed him he needs to install a fire-hydrant on the property before they will let him connect to the Palouse water system.

Larry, Suzanne Vieth and children have returned from a few weeks vacation in California.

Potlatch Forest Products Corporation is seeking a Journeyman Industrial Electrician at the Post Falls, Idaho facility.

Avista Corp. has agreed to trim its request for higher electric and natural gas rates in Idaho.

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Jerry and Gail Bowles hosted a family reunion on July 27th for 50 family members.