www.tvrage.com These boys are about to revamp their own little newspaper to make it more like the kick-ass names-named gossip column "Mayberry After Midnight" appearing in the Mayberry Gazette. A small-town paper actually running a column like "Mayberry After Midnight" would cause such a ferocious…
Had taken my two bikes in for tuneups last weekend and drove over to pick them up this afternoon. My original plan had been to wait until Saturday to walk over and ride one home and then walk back and ride home again. But it…
Mentioned to a colleague heading out to cover the Newt Gingrich appearance that he might make national news if he tackled the candidate during his speech. "National brief," is how I put it. Might be a career-ender though, I hastened to add. But then I…
Long ago, in a previous life, I was visiting a woman at her home in the evening. A police officer who had a non-professional interest in that young lady drove by and noticed my vehicle. He took down my license plate number and determined my…
www.redmondcity.blogspot.com Be sure to note that this is last year's poster. The 2012 dates are July 18-22.
My older brother had one of these models. It sort of creeped me out. And not just because he took liberties with organ placement. www.samstoybox.com
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These guys played for the Spokane Chiefs. www.rayonsports.com
www.foreverclassics.blogspot.com What does Bing Crosby's ability to portray a priest who overcomes obstacles to succeed in 1940s New York City suggest about Spokane residents' capability of making it on a larger stage? A) Not a thing. B) I know Bing grew up here, but wasn't…
In today's Slice column, I allude to a reader's suggestion that "What the marmot?" might make a good all-purpose Spokane expression. I neglected to give her credit. Her name is Lorrie McLaughlin.
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