Aug. 7 Featured Photos
Valley Vista Care, St. Maries complex, will receive a $2.5 million renovation expected to be complete spring of 2020. The renovation includes enhanced kitchen, dining and laundry facilities, private rooms and modernized utilities. Seen here: Valley Vista Board of Directors Vice President Leo Potter (left), Secretary Michele McDaniel, President Claudia Spooner, Janice McCall, Cheri Woodin. Director Trask Silva (not pictured).
- Lloyd Huff
Samuel Krause, grandson of Debbie Krause and James Summers, St. Joe Road residents, pulled up piles of thin leaf pondweed growing in the swim area of Aqua Park. The pondweed is more than three feet tall in the deeper sections of the swim area. Other swimmers have appeared less enthusiastic about the presence of the weeds. Samuel and his parents Bryan and Nancy Krause visited from Illinois.
- Lloyd Huff
Crane Backhoe and Trucking started work this week building a ramp to the locker room in the basement of the Heyburn Elementary School. The ramp, expected to cost between $10,000 and $12,000, serves as a fire egress for the building and is being added to comply with state regulations.Â
Kootenai Class of 1969 held its 50th reunion Aug. 3 at the Country Barn Bed and Breakfast. There were 14 of the original 20 graduates in attendance. They included (front, from left) Debbie Boe Simpson, Janeen Bailey Ryen, Sue Rainio Kraack, Robin Schauls Bruneel, Marion Fischer Fuller and Renee Jones Blads. (back) Jon Cornelius, Dale Alexander, Steve Chatfield, David Young, Gary Edwards, Marvin Sandow, Rich Lund and Steve Rasor. Three of their classmates have died, Dave Barnett, Nick Scaley and Bobby Timken.Â
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Valley Vista Care, St. Maries complex, will receive a $2.5 million renovation expected to be complete spring of 2020. The renovation includes enhanced kitchen, dining and laundry facilities, private rooms and modernized utilities. Seen here: Valley Vista Board of Directors Vice President Leo Potter (left), Secretary Michele McDaniel, President Claudia Spooner, Janice McCall, Cheri Woodin. Director Trask Silva (not pictured).
- Lloyd Huff
Barrier rocks at Aqua Park posed a potential hazard to drivers. Seen here: This reporter's pickup parked on one of the rocks, well shy of the curb. City Supervisor Mark Reynolds moved the rocks behind the parking curbs.
- Lloyd Huff
Samuel Krause, grandson of Debbie Krause and James Summers, St. Joe Road residents, pulled up piles of thin leaf pondweed growing in the swim area of Aqua Park. The pondweed is more than three feet tall in the deeper sections of the swim area. Other swimmers have appeared less enthusiastic about the presence of the weeds. Samuel and his parents Bryan and Nancy Krause visited from Illinois.
- Lloyd Huff
Rhonda Bifford (left), Laura Allen and Linda Foxworth the St. Maries Friends of the Library will be honored as the Friends of the Library of the Year by the Idaho Library Association, Oct. 3, at the Nampa Civic Center.
- Lloyd Huff
The St. Maries Rotary Club presents Gas vs. Grass, an event that will make its local debut at the Benewah County Fair this month. The event pits motorcycle riders against horsemen in a timed contest.
Crane Backhoe and Trucking started work this week building a ramp to the locker room in the basement of the Heyburn Elementary School. The ramp, expected to cost between $10,000 and $12,000, serves as a fire egress for the building and is being added to comply with state regulations.Â
Kootenai Class of 1969 held its 50th reunion Aug. 3 at the Country Barn Bed and Breakfast. There were 14 of the original 20 graduates in attendance. They included (front, from left) Debbie Boe Simpson, Janeen Bailey Ryen, Sue Rainio Kraack, Robin Schauls Bruneel, Marion Fischer Fuller and Renee Jones Blads. (back) Jon Cornelius, Dale Alexander, Steve Chatfield, David Young, Gary Edwards, Marvin Sandow, Rich Lund and Steve Rasor. Three of their classmates have died, Dave Barnett, Nick Scaley and Bobby Timken.Â
PotlatchDeltic donated $300 to Junior Show and Sale. Pictured are Steve Henson of PotlatchDeltic and Nancy Malensky of the Benewah County Fair.
Mary Rainio Williams, Steve Rasor, Sue Rainio Kraack and Dave Rasor.Â
Dean Kraack, Kathy Kahn, Jack Young and John KraackÂ
Jamie and Patty SturgessÂ
Steve Kraack eats lunch as he signs people in.Â
Dave Rasor looks over the old photos of his classmates.Â
The lunchroom was filled with former students.Â
The St. Maries school district will host a job fair next week, Thursday, Aug. 15, in an effort to fill several vacancies. The event will be from 5 to 6 p.m. at the district office.Â
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Budget that is being reserved for the renovation of Valley Vista Care is really huge and that can clearly meet all kind of renovation needs of this care center. Visit researchwritingkings.com to get more essays. This center was in dire need of modernized facilities and I am happy that they are getting them this time.
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