Archive for April, 2011
FEDERAL TAX LIENS
Temps Unlimited of Tulsa L. L. C., $21,540.00
Idaho Business & Property, $5,594.97
Robert E. Johnson, $73,809.15
David M. Sawicki, $31,166.87
River City Yamaha, $48,424.62
Pathways Thermal Technology, $3,715.05
Charlotte R. Crouch, $28,416.81
Gary A. Eddy, $117,899.52
Larry L. Rhoads, $7,509.13
Daniel J. Stark, $32,353.32
Sandstone Materials L. L. C., $1,575.40
Marvin D. Sheppard, $3,007.71
Jacqueline R. Olson, $18,229.19
Veronica J. Moore, $43,861.56
Steven L. Mingus, $17,707.49
William R. Reese, $3,954.27
Judith L. Corsi, $28,472.78
Eric R. Bloomquist, $19,997.71
Steve L. Mingus, 1,479.16
Philip L. Hart, $16,381.76
Matthew T. Davis, $319,135.25
Hal Lincoln, $48,560.07
Eric J. Nelson, $7,338.65
Pro Arc Welding, $21,492.90
Debra L. Dear, $99,862.90
Alpine Northwest III TR, $14,168.43
Clearwater Springs Bottled Water, $33,320.77
Bryan J. Jaecks, $23,084.55
Louis J. Soumas, $212,074.01
Joseph M. Dory, $64,332.83
Kirk F. Leffingwell, $25,122.89
Jeffrey W. Reintjes, $21,751.83
Karianne M. Walkden, $55,511.99
David M. Murphy, $35,844.65
Lake City Powder Coating, $74,053.49
Lake City Powder Coating, $3,854.40
George R. Kucera, $166,705.19
CDA Custom Exteriors, $22,400.20
Stuart L. Finley, $60,444.76
St. Josephs Floors & Interiors, $24,209.00
Tyler D. Gardner, $133,070.62
Trevor D. Yocum, $40,516.50
Treig D. Wood, $194,001.09
Robert J. Breckenridge, $36,507.89
Alpine Chiropractic Center P. A., $27,281.16
Northwest United Industries L. L. C., $26,501.87
Pure Country, $7,271.02
CDA Crane & Construction Service, $18,606.79
Leah A. Woodall, $50,060.41
Growing Place, $11,191.79
Fosters Excavating, $5,187.03
Cary W. Stone, $20,547.26
A C Data Systems, $38,757.01
Findley, $8,734.80
Michal Lzahn, $26,757.22
Alpine Consultants NW, $1,255.50
Airo Dental Health Care PC, $267.00
Rock Springs Excavation, $4,219.66
RDG Oil & Gas L. L. C., $17,850.19
Trafficorp, $8,297.07
Clearwater Springs Bottled Water, $208,894.10
Topline Roof Trusses, $35,559.67
Dominos Pizza, $9,661.10
Gary E. Heston, $139,085.12
Susan D. Miller, $30,760.71
Emily E. Truebenbach, $11,892.83
Shur Flo, $2,722.70
Budget Blinds of North Idaho, $251.79
Eric D. Bieber, $14,687.95
Tate Engineering, $23,162.49
David W. Baker, $17,515.99
David W. Baker, $4,885.21
Precision Fitness CDA L. L. C., $12,509.63
Rose Terrace Cottages L. L. C., $3,600.00
James R. Holbert, $1,132.49
Caddy Shack, $28,471.46
FT11 Interactive, $13,010.05
K & L Interior Repair, $12,772.08
My Place Restaurant, $224.69
Artistic Oral Ceramics, $16,831.63
Carlin Bay Resort L. L. C., $19,590.30
Dewitte Concrete, $4,578.80
Kirk Hughes Development L. L. C., $23,754.83
Carl W. Zeppenfeld, $14,965.31
Debra E. Nyberg, $63,779.83
Golf & Wine L. L. C., $8,555.24
Albert D. Smith, $48,636.31
Wilfred F. Louie, $29,100.94
Branko Tuskan, $10,586.01
Kory C. Harris, $19,128.79
Around the Lake Landscaping L. L. C., $8,055.42
Jeffery T. Kerven, $44,698.81
Robert M. Payne, $8,150.88
William A. Jones, $6,147.08
Michael G. Pritchett, $16,561.80
Mr. Moms Cleaning Service, $8,060.52
Terri A. White, $19,770.34
LIENS
Guide to abbreviation: ang = amount not given
Justin Cremer-Sandquist, $2,995.08, filed by Kootenai County Assessor
Blackridge Properties L. L. C., $3,339.16, filed by Crescent Electric Supply Company
Magnuson McHugh Real Estate Properties, $3,011.34, filed by Crescent Electric Supply Company
Georgia L. Hermann, $1,205.00, filed by Great Floors L. L. C.
Benjamin Schwartz Living Trust, $31,699.23, filed by Kleins Home Improvement
Terri M. Allen, $1,265.94, filed by Empire Surveying & Consulting
Eric Stufflebeam, $147.00, filed by Foothills Homeowners Association
Kenneth R. Shields, $1,038.00, filed by Foothills Homeowners Association
Charla D. Bear, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Robert E. Blythe, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Michael A. Bowman, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Michael G. Browne, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Lena N. Crowder, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Shaen R. Dupea, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Adelheid M. Fryml-Inauen, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Kevin G. Gollnick, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Heather M. Green, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Diane M. Harbour, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Diane M. Harbour, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jeffrey K. Hart, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jimmy R. Hockett, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Adrian J. Hoy, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Catherine L. Jellesed, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Eric J. Kiel, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Edwin Koch, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Gunther G. Kuhn, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
John T. McTighe, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Timothy A. Olson, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Tamara L. Pearce, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
William L. Reeser, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Emily R. Rogness, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Anita J. Roland, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Dewaine O. Rude, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Helen M. Silva, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Craig A. Sorenson, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Amy M. Stirn, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Kim E. Swanson, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Terry M. Tatton, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Andrea M. Gonzales, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Michael J. Kidd, $12,256.41, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Sharon E. Bryant, $16,818.00, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Lorraine Byman, $1,066.57, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Mark J. Haines, $7,446.64, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Robert C. Morrow, $5,454.58, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Marjorie E. Peterson, $6,062.46, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Craig M. Hawkins, $20,075.02, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Craig M. Hawkins, $43,658.72, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Craig M. Hawkins, $15,660.09, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Tommy J. Campbell, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Mark D. Carlson, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jeannene A. Christ, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Zack T. Vonbiela, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Pier 21 L. L. C., $2,594.33, filed by Pier 20 & 21 on the Boardwalk Homeowners Association
Andrew E. Boughton, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Billie J. Buckingham, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Derek J. Colosimo, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Clarence Garman, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Scott Laramie, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Dustin Rhoads, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Donald G. Merica, $8,527.88, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Donald G. Merica, $8,527.88, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Mary A. Glidden, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Russell Lopez, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Ronald G. McKenzie, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Katheryn M. Morris, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
James M. Otten, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Dolores E. Russell, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Pamela F. Beamis, $15,998.81, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Stacey E. Brigance, $11,771.44, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Stacey E. Brigance, $4,444.79, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Stacey E. Brigance, $850.25, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Doug Cannon, $23,773.10, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Joann C. Ellis, $6,107.61, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Terry Johnson, $12,279.88, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Brian Kell, $17,194.33, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Peter C. Lillemo, $11,337.14, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Wade W. Norton, $23,870.24, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Nancy M. Radenz, $22,642.78, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Nancy M. Radenz, $22,642.78, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Daniel L. Summers, $29,884.67, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Esther A. Twilleager, $16,890.51, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Federal Home Loan Mortgage, $5,299.91, filed by Evergreen Condo Association
Breanne Pelsma, $360.00, filed by Prairie View Homeowners Association
Shelby S. Cole, $540.00, filed by Prairie View Homeowners Association
Todd Turenne, $1,431.00, filed by Shore Pines Homeowners Association
Dawn L. Ballou, $1,431.00, filed by Shore Pines Homeowners Association
Watermill L. L. C., $1,605.54, filed by Boileaus Resort Condos
Mark T. Arnn, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jamaica M. Beaty, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Richard B. Fenenbock, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Robert G. Keeler, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
James R. Klingensmith, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Gregory L. Lesser, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Todd E. Parker, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jason M. Quigley, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Lone Wolf earns award
Lone Wolf Harley-Davidson, of Coeur d’Alene, was awarded Harley-Davidson Motor Co.’s Gold Bar and Shield Circle of Excellence Award for the 2010 calendar year.
This award is given to the top four Harley-Davidson dealerships in the west region.
Lone Wolf earned the award based on its sales performance on motorcycles and related products, an evaluation of customer service and satisfaction, and various operational measures.
Lone Wolf Harley-Davidson, 722 W. Appleway, has been in business in the Coeur d’Alene area since May 2008. In 2009, the dealership earned the Bronze Bar and Shield Award.
Fister’s fitness opens
Jenny Fister has opened Jenny’s Callanetics at 506 E. Seltice Way in Post Falls.
The Worley resident instructs clients in a fitness program she called unique. It features small, precise movements to tone inner muscles and stabilize the neck and spine.
“We work from the inside out,” she said. “Because of that, it gets very fast results.”
Callanetics is most helpful to people with multiple sclerosis, scoliosis or recovering from back and knee injuries.
It is for people of all ages and fitness levels.
Fister, who has scoliosis, is a certified Callanetics instructor with experience as a massage technician and has studied nutrition.
“When I discovered Callanetics eight years ago, I realized how much the exercises were similar to the physical therapy I had been through as a young girl,” she said.
Fister offers classes and individual sessions.
One-hour classes are Tuesday through Thursday, 4 and 6:30 p.m.
Information: (208) 310-0100 and www.callanetics.com
Insurance added at Coeur d’Alene firm
The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. announced it is making its AARP-branded auto insurance program available through Insurance Northwest, in Coeur d’Alene.
Insurance Northwest, located at 2320 N. Government Way, was chosen after satisfying eligibility requirements, which includes completing a training program designed to highlight the needs of the 50 and older population.
Insurance Northwest has been serving Kootenai County for more than 12 years.
The Hartford, a Fortune 500 company, is an insurance-based financial services company that serves households, businesses and employees. AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan membership organization that helps people age 50 and older.
Information: (208) 292-1170.
Cupcake shop opens in Coeur d’Alene
With cupcakes being the newest rage in tiny temptations, Coeur d’Alene will finally be on the cupcake map with the opening of FROSTED Cupcakes, owners of the business said.
It is Coeur d’Alene’s first retail cupcake shop. FROSTED Cupcakes is located at 424 E. Sherman Ave., downtown on the corner of Fifth Street and Sherman in the Old City Hall.
FROSTED has more than 30 different cupcakes available with rotating daily specials.
There also will be 15 specialty tea blends.
The owners are Jennifer Tarr and Daria Brown.
They said the cupcakes are good for birthday parties, to business meetings, or a “just-for-you” moment.
Grand opening was held April 22 with contests and prizes throughout the day.
Information: (208) 292-4444, or visit www.YummyFrostedCupcakes.com.
The business is on Facebook.
Shutterworks Film and Photography formed
Nth Frame Studios and Shutterworks Photography have joined forces to create Shutterworks Film and Photography, a premier full service film production and photography studio located in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
Jake McClure is a 20 year veteran in film production, editing and 3D animator. His regional and national clients include Pro Ears, Barnett Outdoors, Bally Entertainment, The Outdoor Channel, Gonzaga University, and Porsch of Spokane.
Michael Notar is a graduate from Brooks Institute of Photography and founded Shutterworks Photography in 2005.
Their clients include Panhandle State Bank, Silverwood Theme Park, University of Idaho Envision Magazine, Architects West and Next Generation Arms.
In late 2010, Shutterworks produced the live music DVD “Black Happy: Setting Dogs on Fire.” Filming included six shows between Spokane and Seattle with five cameras, as well as months of band member interviews and archival footage.
New advertising firm launched
Local women Trina L. Taylor and Jenny L. VanHousen have launched Diamond Merit Design, a new advertising firm in Coeur d’Alene.
It will begin operating next month at 2900 N. Government Way.
Taylor and VanHousen will be hosting a launch party at 6:30 p.m. May 24 at La Quinta Inn, 2209 E. Sherman Ave.
Kootenai County expecting company
Pam Houser
It’s the time of year when the promise of summer signals the arrival of visitors to our community. As a primarily leisure-travel state, most visitors to Idaho are here to visit friends and family, along with experiencing the outdoors, touring and attending a special event.
According to the Idaho Department of Commerce, Idaho’s $3.4 billion tourism industry employs over 26,000 Idahoans and generated $499.7 million in local, state, and federal tax revenues in a recent past year.
A two percent lodging tax, paid by travelers and collected by the state’s hotel, motel and private campground owners has grown to over $7 million annually. Forty-five percent of the funds are used for statewide programs targeted to international and domestic consumers, tour operators, travel agents, travel journalists, and film industry marketing.
Another 45 percent is distributed to non-profit local and regional tourism development organizations through the Idaho Regional Travel and Convention Grant Program. Oversight is provided by the Idaho Travel Council, an eight-member, private sector advisory board appointed by the governor.
The Post Falls Chamber of Commerce is one of 32 grantees for grants totaling $2,806,812 for the 2010-2011 grant year. Our grant dollars are leveraged with local partners to promote visitors to our community through brochures, a visitor website (www.visitpostfalls.com), as well as print and electronic advertising in neighboring states and Canada.
Post Falls is proud to host a variety of events which draw visitors, the Julyamsh Pow Wow, regional stock car racing, car shows & rallys and big name concerts to name a few.
Let’s all put out the welcome mat for the company who’s coming and who will leave behind a substantial and positive economic impact in our community.
Pam Houser is the president/CEO of the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce.
Today’s students are tomorrow’s leaders
Todd Christensen
The Coeur d’Alene Chamber of Commerce has a deep commitment to education and over the years has strongly supported students and educational institutions to train our community’s youth.
In the early years of the last century the chamber joined forces to help create today’s North Idaho College. Recently the Chamber endorsed and worked to make the Kootenai Technical Education Campus (KTEC) a reality.
The campus will be an important part of our area youths’ education and preparing them in technical and trade industries.
We all know that education is an expense, but an important investment. To support the areas’ students and to help ensure continued success, the Coeur d’Alene Chamber will recognize our area’s top scholars from public and private schools of District 271.
This will take place at the May 10 Upbeat Breakfast held from 7-8:30 p.m. at The Coeur d’Alene Resort.
Dennis Wheeler, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Coeur d’Alene Mining will speak at the breakfast sharing his wealth of experience and knowledge to high school seniors as they prepare to graduate, further their educations and develop their personal and professional careers.
During the Upbeat Breakfast the Coeur d’Alene Chamber’s Education Committee will announce and present the three $500 Chamber Scholarships.
The Chamber received more than 20 applicants and a challenge review was completed to select the three recipients.
Both the Upbeat Scholars Breakfast and the Chamber Scholarship are supported through area businesses as they sponsor students. Area businesses can still help by sponsoring a student. The cost to sponsor a student is $50 and businesses can sponsor multiple students if they wish to do so.
Businesses interested in sponsoring students can contact Ginger Dalvini at (208)415-0108 or via email at Ginger@CdAChamber.com.
The opportunity to recognize, honor and connect students with area business leaders is an opportunity to strengthen our future. Today’s students are leaders of businesses, homes, and communities tomorrow. We all look forward to May’s Scholars Upbeat Breakfast and meeting our area’s top students.