Dover NewsLocal news for Dover, ID continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Idaho governor not buying grocery tax compromise- January 31, 2008 "We all have a problem with the sales tax on food. Food is a real necessity to everyone, and it seems immoral almost to tax food." Much-anticipated grocery tax relief legislation was introduced this morning, but hopes that it represented a compromise with Gov. via The Spokesman-Reviewhttp://www.topix.net/city/dover-id/2008/01/idaho-governor-not-buying-grocery-tax-compromis... Payday loan regulations need to be tightened- January 29, 2008 Idahoans are renowned for a "live and let live" attitude when it comes to their neighbors. via Bonner Co. Daily Beehttp://www.topix.net/city/dover-id/2008/01/payday-loan-regulations-need-to-be-tightened?fr... Poverty often worsened by payday loans- January 26, 2008 "Which is a big reason why they charge high interest rates." Photo by DAVID GUNTER Community Action Partnership staff members Brenda Hammond, left, and Shirley Paulison recently met with state Sen. via Bonner Co. Daily Beehttp://www.topix.net/city/dover-id/2008/01/poverty-often-worsened-by-payday-loans?fromrss=... Story Chat: Readers react to the news- January 18, 2008 STORY: Dover flea market may be relocated to another part of town. RESPONSES: Yes, that would be a great move for the flea market. via Daily Recordhttp://www.topix.net/city/dover-id/2008/01/story-chat-readers-react-to-the-news?fromrss=1 Idaho wants more time to comply with Real Id law- January 15, 2008 "Well, I still, and many of the other legislators, don't want to see us go to a national ID card" The Idaho Transportation Department has filed a deadline extension request for compliance with new U.S. Department of Homeland Security rules that spell out the requirements of the federal REAL ID law. via Coeur d'Alene Press Newspaperhttp://www.topix.net/city/dover-id/2008/01/idaho-wants-more-time-to-comply-with-real-id-la... Regional energy pact announced- January 14, 2008 "We have a transmission problem in the Pacific Northwest" The Idaho National Laboratory signed an agreement with the Pacific Northwest Economic Region today to research electrical transmission options and costs in the region, with the research stretching across state ... via The Spokesman-Reviewhttp://www.topix.net/city/dover-id/2008/01/regional-energy-pact-announced?fromrss=1 |