Archives | Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008

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• Fire Dist. 4 going it alone

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Business owner keeps library’s history alive

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Neighborhood updates

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• In brief: Handle Extra expands into county

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Family calendar

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Drumheller Springs project draws concerns

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• No makeup days required

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• CV, Freeman school districts agree to land swap

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• January follows sister’s example, claims own place

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Kari Hansen creates melodies through inspiration

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Cheney may raise sewer fees

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Post Falls wrestler ‘just fired on all cylinders’

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Spirit Lake businesses booming

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Wintry residue makes sports practice a battle

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Kimball likely to get bid for City Hall contract

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Rathdrum looks to future while keeping eye toward past

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• First Lilac Queen remembered as ‘gracious lady’

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Achievements: Students named to honor rolls at LHS

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• 1928 City Ramp Garage scored many firsts

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Senior activities

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Calendar

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Lakeland levy going to voters

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Manito ducks find new homes

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• New Valley library is up to voters

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Knights lose valuable player

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• PF school board OKs new boundaries

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Post Falls chamber membership on the rise

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Students bringing world hunger to forefront

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Extra day keeps us in balance, harmony

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Hillyard Kiwanis seeks musical instrument donations

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Liberty voters to decide on bond, levy

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• New Mexican restaurant opens north of Hastings Road

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Photographer wants to raise awareness of city’s ‘invisibles’

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• River’s dumpy past haunts modern-day construction

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Shadle senior contributes through moral support

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Softball this senior’s passion

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Conference will offer crime prevention tips

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Students collecting oral histories to celebrate Spirit Lake centennial

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Valley HUB ready to serve it up

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Area students advance to state music competition

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Boomers and Beyond: Age really just state of mind

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Dead bills haunt the Internet

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• EWU student’s painting – ‘Samson’ – stolen

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Good Samaritans deserve our thanks

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Higher pay OK’d to attract applicants

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Milder patterns are on the way

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Pioneer Park cleanup scheduled

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Snowstorms bring out the best in area residents

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Students win scholarships at Science Symposium

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Express yourself in Citizen Journal

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• In brief: Alyssa Fennel is Miss Spokane 2008

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Talk at Salem Lutheran church will focus on youth jobs

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Building Permits

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Community services

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• In brief: EVSD superintendent plans meeting

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Religion notebook

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• School lunch

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Somebody needs you

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Liberty lake blotter

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Lottery winners

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Neighborhood Update

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Senior meals

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008

• Parks to discuss pools, splash pads in series of meetings

  Thu., Feb. 28, 2008