St. Maries, United States (Local)
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By: Liliana López Ruelas, Summer Williams
Nationally, there are nearly 506,000 DACA holders as of last year. Nearly 19,000 are from Arizona. Many are watching federal immigration cases like Karla’s, worried they’re next.
Registration is open for the 6th Grade Natural Resources Tour, which will be held July 22 and 23.
By Summer Williams The Gazette Record Get outside for some summer fun this weekend.
A desire to reach out to the community and do something special to celebrate Father's Day led to the St. Maries Church of the Nazarene organizing a car show last year in conjunction with its regular Sunday service.
The summer reading program in-house activities at the Tri-Community Library in Fernwood start today, Wednesday, June 24. This year's theme is “Uncover Your Story.”
The St. Maries City Council will hold a special meeting next week at 3 p.m. Tuesday, June 30, for the purpose of meeting with Jesse Herndon, of HMH Engineering.
By Summer Williams The Gazette Record Bid on a sweet treat and help support the Benewah County EMS (BCEMS).
By Summer Williams The Gazette Record Don't miss the summer fun being offered at the St. Maries Public Library.
The Benewah County Commissioners held two public hearings during their regularly scheduled meeting Monday, June 19.
The summer reading program at the Plummer Public Library kicked off last week, but participants can still join in.
