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WBCSD to pay Idaho School Benefit Trust contribution (opens the original)
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PRIEST RIVER — The West Bonner County District will make monthly payments to cover its $117,200 contribution toward the Idaho School Benefit Trust's $13 million shortfall. The district is using its contingency funds and plans to have the contribution paid off by June 2027, said WBCSD business manager Kendra Salesky. The self-funding trust contracts with Blue Cross of Idaho and relies on participating groups to provide health, dental and vision benefit plans for Idaho's public-school employees an
Terri Pickens to run for Idaho governor (opens the original)
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Terri Pickens said she has seen a shift in Idaho values. "We used to be able to rely on taking care of our neighbors [without the] Legislature letting us down in the governor's office," said Pickens, who is running for governor as a Republican in the Nov. 3 general election. It was that thought that prompted her campaign. "I just finally had enough of the lack of concern about what actually matters to Idahoans," said Pickens The fourth-generation Idahoan said that current Idaho Governor, Brad Li
LPOSD to pay Idaho School Benefit Trust contribution (opens the original)
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SANDPOINT — The Lake Pend Oreille school district will pay a $661,000 lump sum contribution toward the Idaho School Benefit Trust's $13 million shortfall. The self-funding trust contracts with Blue Cross of Idaho and relies on participating groups to provide health, dental and vision benefit plans for Idaho's public-school employees and their dependents, according to the trust's website. However, more than 24,000 participants were at risk of unpaid medical claims after the Idaho Department of In
Emergency Preparedness Expo equips residents for the unexpected (opens the original)
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Christopher Davidson demonstrates how to secure a torniquet at the Emergency Preparedness Expo. Photo by MAKEILAH LAW A vendor sells products at the Emergency Preparedness Expo. Photo by MAKEILAH LAW Containers of food storage line a vendor table at the Emergency Preparedness Expo. Photo by MAKEILAH LAW A volunteer teaches first aid skills at the Emergency Preparedness Expo. Photo by MAKEILAH LAW SANDPOINT — A can of soda may not seem like much, but it represents a severe amount of blood loss, C
LPOSD celebrates Walk & Roll to School Day (opens the original)
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Washington Elementary students begin their walk to school during the annual Walk to School Day earlier this month. Photo courtesy LAKE PEND OREILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT Instead of buckling into car seats or boarding buses, students across the Lake Pend Oreille School District will lace up their shoes and hit the pavement Oct. 7, joining children around the world for Walk & Roll to School Day. First held in 1997 in Chicago, Walk & Roll to School Day now draws participation from thousands of schools ac
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