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News for the week of September 21, 2017
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Police locate missing Kamiah man with help of pinging cell phone
Police found a Kamiah man alive but injured in a ravine after he was reported overdue by family members last week. On Sept. 15 at 8:15 p.m., Jacob L. Phillips, 24, of Kamiah was reported overdue coming home from work. Phillips left work in Grangeville … [Read Full Article...] about Police locate missing Kamiah man with help of pinging cell phone
Fuel reduction plan approved near Lowell
Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests Supervisor Cheryl Probert has approved a plan designed to improve forest health and reduce hazardous fuels in the Community Protections Zone of Lowell. The Lowell WUI (Wildland Urban Interface) project will treat 166 acres … [Read Full Article...] about Fuel reduction plan approved near Lowell
Fire restrictions lifted
With much cooler temperatures and the abundance of precipitation in the past several days, land management agencies have lifted Stage 1 Fire Restrictions in the Riverbreaks and Upland Zones of the Grangeville Fire Restriction Area on Sept. 19. The Fire … [Read Full Article...] about Fire restrictions lifted
Healthy Horizons Weight Loss Support Group starts up
St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics and Clearwater Valley Hospital and Clinics are pleased to announce that Healthy Horizons Weight Loss Support Group will be open to the public in September. Healthy Horizons provides help for those dealing with weight issues … [Read Full Article...] about Healthy Horizons Weight Loss Support Group starts up
On the cutting edge
Spectators of the traditional Log Show presented at the 70th annual Lumberjack Days in Orofino last Sunday were treated to talented athletes in every event, including Owen Hatfield (above) of Council, who took first place in the Junior Jack and Jill Sawing with the lovely Lumberjack Days Princess Kiara Taitano as his partner. Janene Engle/Progress
