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coming Sunday
Fulfilling a dream
Twin brothers stick together as they leave their North Idaho home for boot camp, hoping one day to see combat as Marines.
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COPPER CAPERS ON THE RISE
At more than $3 per pound, copper has become a hot target for thieves who are breaking into construction sites and even risking death by cutting into electric lines that cost utilities thousands to repair.
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Business
Sonic given reprieve
Sonic Drive-In has given the owner of Spokane-based Sonic Burritos an extra 60 days to change her business’s name.
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Sports
Bonds homers, Mariners win
Barry Bonds hits the 718th home run of his career in the second innning, but Felix Hernandez settled down for his seventh victory of the season, a 5-4 Mariners triumph at Safeco Field.
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Today
Novel based on 1946 crash
Beth Bollinger’s book is based on the 1946 bus crash that killed nine members of the Spokane Indians baseball team.
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Spokesmanreview.com
Safety or snooping?
Tom Sowa talks about plans
to put video-surveillance cameras in downtown Spokane in his weekly podcast, Northwest Business Beat.