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What's New—and What's Never Changing—at Pinehurst – Garden & Gun - Vimarsana News

What's New—and What's Never Changing—at Pinehurst – Garden & Gun

This North Carolina links haven, host of the U.S. Open, honors the past and present of golf

Silver Valley groups put Thanksgiving dinners on the table - Vimarsana News

Silver Valley groups put Thanksgiving dinners on the table

Food for Thanksgiving meal delivered in the Silver Valley ahead of holiday

CLN: No Sunday closures - Vimarsana News

CLN: No Sunday closures

It's official: No libraries in the Community Library Network will close Sundays. "If the CLN board of trustees did in fact have a valid approval vote of closing on Sundays, it is now rescinded," Chair Rachelle Ottosen said Thursday morning in a motion during a regular meeting of the board at the Pinehurst Library. The motion was unanimously approved by trustees.

CLN board to continue Sunday closure, insurance discussions - Vimarsana News

CLN board to continue Sunday closure, insurance discussions

Trustees of the Community Library Network board are expected to drop the discussion about Sunday closures when they meet at 9 a.m. Thursday at the Pinehurst Library.

CLN accepts URD money, decreases base by same amount - Vimarsana News

CLN accepts URD money, decreases base by same amount

Community Library Network trustees unanimously approved accepting $42,256.90 in urban renewal district funds during a special meeting Friday at the Post Falls Library. At the same meeting, the board majority — Chair Rachelle Ottoson, Vice Chair Tom Hanley and Tim Plass — diminished funding for the network by the same amount, despite objections from Trustees Katie Blank and Vanessa Robinson and several words of caution from Library Director Alexa Eccles.