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Property taxes have gone up but there is a possible solution. Starting August 15, 2023, taxpayers who own property can apply for a rebate on their 2022 taxes. This can be as much as $675 for a primary residence in both 2023 and 2024. But qualifying residents need to reapply in 2024. To qualify for the property rebate persons must have owned and lived in their Montana residence for at least seven months in 2022. Property taxes must have been billed on their Montana property, and they must have paid property taxes on that residence. The deadline...
Marilyn Stonehocker, formerly of Thompson Falls, had her first book published in 2022. It wasn't a lifelong plan. But it was her lifelong experiences that brought it together, including some of her popular recipes that include doughnuts. Stonehocker started writing when she had to sit for 35 days in 2012 while in the cancer treatment center in Washington where her husband underwent a stem cell transplant. She couldn't leave due to contamination so Stonehocker decided to spend her time writing...
by Karen Thorson Whether a quote from William Shakespeare, Leonardo Da Vinci, or the philosopher Cicero – no one really knows – "The eyes are a window to the soul" would resonate with April Keiscome, a 14-year-old eighth grader at Noxon School. Keiscome, like most artists, has a favorite subject for her art – in her case eyes. She works both in sketching with pencil/pen and, beginning in the sixth grade, painting with acrylics. She feels eyes reveal emotion – seriousness, sadness, joy, surpris...
SOLUTIONS ACROSS 1. DBMS 5. ENEMAS 11. ERIC 12. BODYGUARD 16. PUSH 17. AT 18. LEVEE 19. INHUMANITIES 24. MR 25. CEASES 26. CANT 27. CAB 28. TIPS 29. PENN 30. KAKI 31. ACIDS 33. DONEE 34. UMPIRE 38. MORASS 39. NAIVE 40. SANAA 43. CLAY 44. COCOA 45. ABED 49. LOS 50. BORE 51. CABANA 53. AD 54. PALATABILITY 56. SOKES 58. AC 59. ALIT 60. PROSECUTE 63. ZERO 64. ORATED 65. EDEN SOLUTIONS DOWN 1. DEPICT 2. BRUNEI 3. MISHAP 4. SCHUSS 5. EBAN 6. NOTICED 7. ED 8. MY 9. AGLET 10. SUES 13. AV 14. REMAKES 15. DERBIES 20. ME 21. AS 22. TANS 23. INN 27. CANA...
The Over the Hill Gang got a little crazy for their July 10 outing at River's Bend Golf Course, playing a scratch and scramble game. Dennis Gripp and Gary Moe won the round with a 31, Rusty Haggard and Charlie Hooten were second with a 33.5, and Al Luckow and Randy Hojem were third with a score of 34. John Mosher shot the low men's gross score of 41 and Hojem had the low net round of 32, as well as the only chip-in for the Gang, on No. 2, for a birdie. Hojem's drive was closest to the pin on No. 8. Lana Nolen led the ladies with a low net of...
It was Jan Thompson and Tori Helvey’s heyday on Thursday at River’s Bend for the low team gross of 104 and Kim Sparks and Chris Kelly who snatched up the low team net of 68. Kelly outmaneuvered again for the low individual net score of 28 and the long drive on No. 9 and Lana Nolen stole the low individual gross with a 47. Thompson was on the mark with the closest to pin in 4 on No. 2 while Chris Gross captured the pin on No. 5. Pam Peters seized a double with her long putt on No. 6 and closest to pin on No. 8. Barb Petteys honed in on the lon...
The Kootenai National Forest will be transitioning to electronic mailing lists, rather than postal mail, for all updates regarding forest management projects. This move should reduce costs, lessen environmental impacts, and further outreach planning information. Additionally, electronic delivery provides immediate access to downloadable project documents that are then easy to share with others while also reducing the number of unwanted letters and extra copies of large documents. Beginning mid-July, the forest will start utilizing the...
