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KXLY February 4, 2021 2:38 PM 4 News Now Staff Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. — Restaurants are struggling during the pandemic, so 4 News Now’s Nia Wong held a roundtable discussion with owners to see what the community can do to rescue their restaurants. “We’re all on life support right now,” says David’s Pizza owner, Mark Starr. “I don’t think there’s anyone out there that says how much longer we’re going to last.” While the west side moves onto the ne...

Judgeships open in Northeastern Minnesota Both Duluth and the Iron Range are expected to see new judges appointed by Gov. Tim Walz in the coming months. Written By: News Tribune | × The St. Louis County Courthouse in Duluth. (File / News Tribune) The Minnesota Judicial Selection Commission is fielding applications for two judgeships to be filled in St. Louis County. The vacancies are due to the recent resignation of Judge Shaun Floerke, of Duluth, and the upcoming retirement of ...

Defense blasts delays in 1986 Chisholm homicide case A judge should either exclude evidence or release the suspect from custody due to unexplained delays in the discovery process, a defense attorney said. 12:35 pm, Jan. 29, 2021 × Michael Carbo Jr. With little progress to report six months after the arrest of a suspect in a 1986 Chisholm slaying, a judge indicated Friday that he could impose sanctions if the defendant is not soon provided with the evidence against him. Mi...

COPYRIGHT: KXLY 4 NEWS NOW SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane restaurants and the Washington Hospitality Association are pushing for Governor Inslee to bump up restaurant capacity to 50-percent, saying take-out options simply aren’t enough. Restaurant owners have decried Inslee’s reopening plan as a “roadmap to restaurant closures on a massive scale.” Already, spots from Garageland to Geno’s, Wandering Table to Prospectors Bar & Grill, Rocky Rococo to Tomato Street have closed in the wake of ...

KXLY January 16, 2021 5:25 PM Elenee Dao SPOKANE, Wash. — It’s a long 10 months for business owners trying to get through the pandemic.  At David’s Pizza, the owner says they’re happy to have people back inside under Governor Inslee’s new guidelines.  “It feels like a bitter reprieve. It’s a chance that you could actually take a breath,” said owner Mark Starr.  Six years ago, when Starr opened up the location on Mallon Avenue, he decided to put the bi...

State guidelines give options for restaurants and bars with ways to provide high air flow to reopen indoor dining.

5 for Good: Acton family vows to finish building home for veteran © WCVB Come Home to Acton In November, Mark Starr shared his plans to build a home in Acton for a disabled veteran. "We can put in low threshold doorways,” he said. “Ive been thinking about this for a long time." The land had been secured and the foundation was already in. Starr, a retired contractor, was on a big fundraising push to finish the build. He told us the idea to help a member of the military was sparked by an e...

Hell serve additional time for child pornography charges. Written By: News Tribune | × A Buhl man was sentenced Thursday to 12 years in prison for raping a young girl multiple times over the course of several years. John George Danner, 64, received the guideline sentence from Judge Mark Starr at a hearing in State District Court in Hibbing. Hell also serve a consecutive 15 months for a conviction on charges of possessing child pornography. According to the criminal complaint, the victim told...

Police said they seized syringes, a pipe, marijuana and other drug paraphernalia after the Nov. 12 head-on collision.

DeFUNIAK SPRINGS — Three Northwest Florida churches — St. Agathas Episcopal in DeFuniak Springs, St. Marys Episcopal in Milton and First Presbyterian in Lynn Haven — are the areas only remaining examples of an architectural style that, while integral to a spiritual sense of place, also presents challenges for preservation.  The Carpenter Gothic style in church construction traces its roots to the late 1700s and early 1800s as the Anglican Church moved from what had been an austere w...