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Coeur d'Alene PressNov. 3
Color coded: Why the hands on The Coeur d’Alene Resort clock tower are white, on Coeur d'Alene PressMary Merrill is one of the few who can say she literally changed time. It was the 1980s. Merrill, her last name at the time Doughty, was working for North Idaho College when she noticed something was ...
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NICThe Idaho Mine Safety Program at the North Idaho College Workforce Training Center in Post Falls is marking 10 years of mine safety training and has landed a $179,023 Mine Safety and Health Administration grant to fund safety education for the next year.
The Idaho Mine Safety Program at the North Idaho College Workforce Training Center in Post Falls is marking 10 years of mine safety training and has landed a $179,023 Mine Safety and Health Administration grant to fund safety education for the next year. It's NIC's 11th annual MSHA grant since 2015.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Bonner County Daily Bee
SellenSeattle-based Sellen Construction is expanding into Spokane County with a new office in the University District.
Seattle-based Sellen Construction is expanding into Spokane County with a new office in the University District. Its expanded territory covers Eastern Washington, North Idaho and Western Montana, and regional president Chris Martindale says the company "finally landed on Spokane as the epicenter for the Inland Northwest."
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Spokane Journal of Business