Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 1st of March.
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🏘️ Community
Community members in Kootenai County protested outside the Sheriff's Office, calling for Sheriff Bob Norris to resign after he was recorded attempting to remove a woman from a town hall, sparking widespread criticism.
Staff Sergeant Mike Valenzuela and K9 Buddy demonstrated law enforcement techniques to a local class.
Rachel Peterson, the new executive director of United Way of North Idaho, has a long history of community service and entrepreneurship, and looks forward to making a significant impact in the local community.
North Idaho College Foundation's 32nd annual Really BIG Raffle offers over $550,000 in prizes, including a new home, with tickets available for $150 to support educational programs.
🚧 Accidents
Kootenai County firefighters quickly contained a house fire near Post Falls, Idaho; no injuries reported and damage assessment is pending.
📰 Lifestyle
Silverwood Theme Park's Tremors roller coaster is set for a seismic upgrade with a new metal track and Millennium Flyer trains for a smoother ride, reopening May 3.
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Roasty Toasty Potluck: Embrace Outdoor Living
This family-friendly outdoor gathering at Corbin Park offers a potluck meal, fire for roasting marshmallows, and activities like disc golf, all centered around the Nordic tradition of Friluftsliv.
Defensive Tactics ARCON Instructor Course - Post Falls
This course trains law enforcement personnel to instruct others in ARCON Defensive Tactics techniques, requiring prior experience and specific training prerequisites.
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