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FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007

Parting Shot -- 10/12/07

Bob Pennell/Mail Tribune, AP PhotoA herd of Elk make themselves comfortable in a field in Medford, Ore., Tuesday. The herd has been in this semi-urban area for years but is rarely seen out in the open.

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Huckleberries Hears ...

... that zillionaire Duane Hagadone has ordered his historic old "cabin" on Casco Bay taken apart, board by board (and numbered, to be reassembled elsewhere), to make room for a mega-mansion. The rumor has been out there for awhile. Work should begin within a coupla…

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APhoto of the Day w/Top Cutlines -- 10/12/07

Rick Rycroft/AP PhotoCamels and their riders break from the gate to start the sixth race at the Harold Park Paceway in Sydney earlier today. The novelty races were instigated after Australia's New South Wales state suspended horse racing after an outbreak of equine influenza. You…

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Hear Candidates Yourself ...

... in our never-ending quest to improve election coverage, the Spokesman-Review has developed another feature that should help you and your friends get important information about the City Council candidates -- an audio tape of their interviews with our reporters. In the Idaho section of…

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What If ...

... U.S. Sen. Larry Craig announces on the Today Show w/Matt Lauer next week that he's tired of fighting his inner impulses and admits he's gay? What if ... he asks for forgiveness from the people of Idaho for his actions in the airport bathroom…

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Greg Lee's Picks: LCHS, CHS Will Win Tonight

Originally posted at 4:47 p.m. ThursdayGet the Flash Player to see this video.Greg Lee, North Idaho prep sports scribe extraordinaire, sees good times ahead on Friday night for Lake City and Coeur d'Alene high schools. In the video above, Greg tells you why. You can…

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Idaho Blogosphere -- 10/12/07

(Marion) Jones isn't alone in throwing honesty to the winds. Idaho Sen. Larry Craig was back in the news last week, reneging on his vow to leave Congress if his disorderly conduct conviction was upheld. As with Jones, Craig's story has been filled with denials…

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Inside Huckleberries -- 10/12/07

*So, anyone know what happened to Mary Souza's column for the Coeur d'Alene Press Editorial Page today? She's back from Europe. Brand X published her first Friday column last week. Inquiring minds want to know.***An HBO Blurker e-mails: "Maybe you can dig out the reason…

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Al Gore Wins Nobel Peace Prize

Item: Gore, U.N. panel share Nobel for peace: For efforts to spread awareness of 'man-made climate change'/Associated Press More Info: Former Vice President Al Gore and the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change jointly won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize Friday for their efforts to…

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Average Jane: Leaning Toward Gookin

Thom George/Perspectives On TodayAverage Jane: Average Joe - where are you getting your information from? I went to Gookin's Website and he is for expanding the parks and protecting green belts. He is for URD, just not our tax dollars paying for anything that we,…

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Huckleberries Online

D.F. Oliveria started Huckleberries Online on Feb. 16, 2004. Oliveria's Sunday print Huckleberries is a past winner of the national Herb Caen Memorial Column contest.