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The Idaho Panhandle National Forests has temporarily closed the Green Bay Campground for the season while contractors give the popular lakefront site a complete renovation. Segments of several adjacent roads also have been closed.

A new statewide coalition called Idahoans United for Women and Families aims to advocate for access for full reproductive health care for all Idahoans and is currently exploring a citizens' ballot initiative after they said two legislative sessions have passed without addressing compounding issues regarding Idaho’s abortion bans.

Want to know more about how to be more self-sufficient and prepared in case of an emergency? The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is putting on an Emergency Preparedness Fair to inform people about how to be ready in case a disaster happens.

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The platinum-selling folk-punk group Violent Femmes will take to the Festival at Sandpoint stage on Friday, July 26. The seminal alt-rockers will be giving fans a one-two punch when they perform both their eponymous debut album as well as their sophomore release, "Hallowed Ground", cover to cover during a limited run of shows.

It is with a completely biased opinion that I write this in support of the bike park in Sagle, Idaho. I was looking online for a job that I thought would be fun or enjoyable this summer and found one that likely will be both; working as a trail builder at a bike park. I met with three-fourths of the Kalbach family and was very impressed with their passion and commitment to community and mountain biking.

The community is invited to join Kaniksu Land Trust for its Paved Pathways Earth Day Cleanup on Saturday, April 20.

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