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ATHOL, Idaho — Eighty years ago, a quiet stretch of North Idaho became the largest city in t…
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Kalispel Tribe of Indians to rename casino to Qlispé Casino
CUSICK, Wash. — The Kalispel Tribe of Indians announced on Thursday that Qlispé Casino will be the new name of the former Kalispel Casino. In their Facebook post, the tribe shared that name Qlispé carries deep significance, reflecting their traditional language and honoring their relationship with the land that reaches back countless generations.
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Fresh Ocean Fish Flies Into Landlocked Idaho Every Week At These 6 Seafood Counters
One seafood shop in the Idaho Panhandle opens its doors just two days a week, timed around when fresh fish arrives. That schedule tells you how serious this whole business is. Idaho sits hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean. Yet halibut, oysters, live Dungeness crab, and sushi-grade fish keep...
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Our Picks For The 8 Idaho Hot Chocolate Stops Worth A Snowy Drive Ranked Best To Worst
One Idaho dessert shop tops its hot chocolate with marshmallow fluff, then toasts it with a torch right in front of you. Another stop pours an Old World cup made with equal parts steamed milk and melted dark chocolate. A third sits at the bottom of a mountain pass and...
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Dinner Comes With Every Fixing On These 5 Idaho Restaurant Buffets This Year
One Idaho buffet line on this list keeps curry cashew chicken on its salad bar. Another swaps the usual peas and carrots for squash and peppers. I love that kind of small surprise. The fun keeps going from there. One spot sends out cinnamon honey butter for its rolls. Another...
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Hayden eyes ALPR camera policy
Hayden intends to take a closer look at technology designed to take a closer look at drivers. Hayden City Council members on Tuesday discussed considering formal policies governing automated license plate readers, including cameras operated by both government and private entities. A workshop to discuss the issue is tentatively scheduled in January.