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MONDAY, NOV. 10, 2014

Wild Card/Monday -- 11.10.14

It must be Monday. I learned I have a cracked tooth this morning. Which means another trip to the dentist Wednesday morning to being the process of putting a crown on it. Oh joy! How is your Monday going? You can answer that question or…

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Seamstress Shaming

It's been more than a week but I'm still getting over being shamed by the Russian seamstress. See, I don't sew. At. All. Not even buttons on shirts. Oh, I know how, but I just don't . It's kind of a thing with me. (Long…

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Top Comments -- 11.10.14

Top Comment -- Doctor Watson (RE: Gone with the key stroke): As much as I dislike the fact that someone as unqualified and dishonest as Sherri Ybarra was elected "Chief of Schools," I really think this is a non-issue. The campaign is over, so why…

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PM Scanner Traffic -- 11.10.14

5:19 p.m. Female driver suffers head pain after 2-car, blocking crash @ n/b Ramsey/Golf Course Road, CdA. 5:12 p.m. 84YO male tells Garden Plaza Center staff he's feeling lousy & dying. 4:51 p.m. Female driver uninjured when vehicle hits deer @ Highway 3/97 (near St.…

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 (Linda Lantzy)

Let The Sun Shine ...

On her Facebook wall, Linda Lantzy/Idaho Scenic Images posts: "t was a long, rough ride in the dark this morning to get to some view points on the east side of Lake Pend Oreille before sunrise. Too many clouds obscured the sun until it found…

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Idaho Struggles To Find Teachers

After graduating from law school, Jeff Ludlow felt a pull toward a different career. "I didn't like what I was seeing in the practice of law," Ludlow said. While coaching a community college football team in California, he applied for a job as an English…

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Real 2014 Idaho Winner? Mike Crapo

Someone who was not even on the November 4th ballot: Idaho’s senior U.S. Senator, Mike Crapo. The reasons are many. With Republicans gaining control of the Senate, the Senator’s seniority places him in a position to exert ever more influence on America’s fiscal policies, its…

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Idaho GOP Wants Recount In 2 Races

The Idaho Republican Party is encouraging two of its candidates to ask for recounts in elections that they narrowly lost to their Democratic challengers in the Nov. 4 election for legislative seats in north-central Idaho, the Lewiston Tribune reports. Republican state Rep. Thyra Stevenson of…

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Church Burial Honors Destitute Vet

Father Basil, of St.John Orthodox Church led the way through the cemetery gates to the gravesite of war veteran Jim Ayers at the church in Post Falls on Thursday. The anonymous member of the church fronted the cost of the funeral for the Tenth Mountain…

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The Cellar In CdA Changes Hands

Patricia and Tom Power, owners of The Cellar in Coeur d’Alene, have sold their longtime North Idaho business to area chef Adam Hegstad. The popular restaurant and wine bar has been in business in downtown Coeur d’Alene for more than 20 years, at 317 Sherman…

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Barbers 3 Form The BarberShop

The BarberShop, a cooperative combining three barbers from their former places, will open soon in Suite 28 of Sunset Village at 296 W. Sunset Ave. (east of Highway 95). "We have combined to offer the community the very best in traditional and modern hair-cutting, beard…

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Labrador: Our Turn To Govern

Congressman Raul Labrador issued the following op-ed piece after last Tuesday's general election: The American people sent a message Tuesday, putting Republicans in control of the Senate and boosting our majority in the House. Now, it is our job to show that we can govern…

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AM Scanner Traffic -- 11.10.14

11:59 a.m. Smoke @ Nunn/Good Hope Road, Athol, could be coming from Dept of Lands controlled burn. 11:52 a.m. Post Falls EMTs en route to help 83YO male who has fallen @ Idahline home. 11:45 a.m. Elderly female still sitting in silver car @5th/Foster, CdA,…

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A Case Of Mistaken Identity?

I may not be who I think I am. On Friday, as part of a post-election, three-day weekend, I visited the local Social Security office to make sure that I'd followed Patty Duke correctly when applying online for Medicare benefits (not that I need them…

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AM Headlines -- 11.10.14

At Providence Family Practice Residency, Dr. Liz Stuhmiller, a third-year resident in the program, gives a presentation for other resident doctors on how to identify the signs of a stroke in a patient. As the state's two leading universities prepare to battle it out in…

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Poll: Most Have Been Laid Off

Weekend Poll: 136 of 225 respondents (60.44%) have been laid off at some time in their lives. 88 of 225 respondents (39.11%) have never been laid off. 1 (0.44%) was undecided. Today's Poll: Do you visit the cemetery to pay your respects to veterans and…

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Harris: Here Comes The Cold

(Local climatologist Cliff) Harris said following a wet Sunday, temperatures will dip as we head into the first real freeze of fall, which is arriving much later than usual. "We need to prepare for colder weather. We've had it nice for a long time," Harris…

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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.