Anna Lou Conditt, 76, passed away Tuesday, April 13, 2021, at the Good Samaritan Society â Moscow Village, at Moscow.
Anna was born April 12, 1945, at Moscow to Edward and Rena (Cole) Bysegger. She was raised on the family farm on East Deep Creek, north of Potlatch, that was homesteaded by her paternal grandparents who had emigrated from Switzerland. She attended public school in Potlatch, played trombone in the Logger Band and graduated from Potlatch High School in 1963. Anna then attended Cascade College in Portland, Ore., before returning to North Idaho and attending classes at the University of Idaho.
Anna was employed at the University of Idaho in the University Library as a secretary for several years, where she would meet her future husband. On one of several trips they took together to visit friends in Portland, Paul Clough Conditt proposed to Anna as they watched the sun rise over the Bonneville Fish Hatchery. In a near miss, Paulâs car slipped out of gear and ro
1. Mum who smashed in police station door was screaming at cops A 43-year-old Gympie mum pleaded guilty to smashing the Channon Street police station door and screaming at officers. Jenny Sarah Rennert was trying to enter the Gympie police station in Channon Street when she discovered the sliding doors were locked. Jenny Sarah Rennert. The Gympie court heard Rennert kicked the lower panel of the glass door with her right foot, causing it to smash. Police prosecutor Melissa Campbell told the court the officers on duty at the station saw the incident via CCTV cameras and came out to the front.
“Traffic control measures will be in place around Bolcaro Road to keep road users safe, and I encourage all drivers to please be mindful of these roadworks and the changed conditions,” Mr O’Brien said. Construction is underway on Bolcaro Road, East Deep Creek to build a new two-lane, 60m bridge over the Bruce Highway as part of the $1 billion Cooroy to Curra Section D Gympie Bypass
A series of bridges is also taking shape as part of the first contract of the Section D project, with work about to begin on two 250m two-lane bridges over Six Mile Creek, two 105m, two-lane bridges over Tin Can Bay Road and Moody Creek, and a 50m two-lane underpass at Keefton Road.
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A Gympie macadamia business has resurrected years-old plans as part of a push to put the region back on the nut map.
Gympie Farm Services has lodged an application for a new nut handling facility at East Deep Creek, a development it said would put the region back at the forefront of an industry it had helped make thrive.
“Although Gympie region was an early champion of expanding the macadamia industry in Australia it has been left behind by other regions,” the company said in its application to the council.
“We believe that the region has the potential to grow and this facility will encourage this.”
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Subscriber only A 51-year-old s criminal and traffic history was described as appalling and extensive when he faced court in Gympie on 14 charges this week. The list of offences ranged from drug driving to stealing from St Vinnies between June 22 and December 12 last year. Dean Anthony Lovett pleaded guilty to all 14 charges in Gympie Magistrates Court on Thursday where he appeared in custody via video link. The court heard Lovett had been in custody since December 23, when he racked up six charges on one day. Police prosecutor Michael Phillips said almost every possible sentence had been given to Lovett in the past, but he continued to breach orders and reoffend.