Archives | Thursday, Oct. 16, 2008
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Spokane
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Both candidates stray from facts on occasion
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Debate turns up the heat
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Fire chief in it for the long haul
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L.A. gets respite
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McKenna challenger hopes for late surge
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U.S., Iraq reach agreement
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Vets going to D.C.
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U.S. faces possibility of long, deep recession
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White House tactics decried
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An invention fit for the (guitar) gods
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Mexico struggling with rising drug use
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Wires bypass spinal cord
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Election officials mailing out ballots
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Provost alleges he was assaulted
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Cheney treated for heart problem
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Driver’s help arrested
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Idaho Records
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Missing Afghans found in Canada
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Suit against God lacked address
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Taliban attack Afghan town again
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Washington Records
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Coe commitment goes to jury
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Detective’s harassment case in the hands of jurors
Sports
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Cougs find past success
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McLachlan gets opponent’s best wishes
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This just in: Hawks still out in the cold
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Best of the bunch?
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Koper comes through
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Kazmir earns call
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Bunch of Bears earn share of title
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Phils fill title-starved city with hope
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Washington’s washouts
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Trojans remain alert
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Vikings advance to state
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Baldwin expects Eagles to move forward
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Central Valley, Ferris coaches size up showdown
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Graves, GU get dialed in
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Huskies struggle with recruiting game
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It’s time to count on accountability
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Phillies’ Hamels wins MVP
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WHL prepared to act
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Fast Break
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Islanders prospect Cherepanov laid to rest in Moscow
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On the Air
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Today’s Best
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Today’s menu
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Walla Walla outlasts CCS
Voices
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Senior activities
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CV to serve up dinner, play
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Six candidates vying for three 4th District positions
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Positive attitude helps Angie Whalen set priorities
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New maps on flood plains
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Organists will give concert
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Annual quilt show coming this weekend
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Annual quilt show is this weekend
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Music and arts
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Where can you go for trivia fun?
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Liberty Lake zoned to slow
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‘A sense of beauty’
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Be afraid … be very afraid
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Park offers many opportunities
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Pictures of history
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City has had its share of highs, lows
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Lower sales tax receipts seen in 2009
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New zoning plan implemented
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MARCHING TO THE BEAT
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Six vying for 4th District positions
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Boulder, plaque honors founding of holiday
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Boulder, plaque mark beginning of Father’s Day
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Candidates face tough questions in district race
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Cheney expects $6.7 million in ’09
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Fall into composting
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Let’s hope there’s a future for Ridpath
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Message on a mission
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Traffic fix pegged at $16.9 million
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Trickle down theory has some holes
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Trio arrested in prowling cases
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Betsy
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Coming clean on driveway carwashing
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Community plans fun, safe Halloween
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Cool weather means garlic planting time
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Evergreen Fancy Foods plans ‘sample sale’
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In 6th district, Ahern and Driscoll agree to disagree
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It’s Lights On at Shaw
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Love is in the air (mail)
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Motorsports park offers many opportunities
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Rustler’s moving to new roost
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Sex education curriculum approved
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Time to move herbaceous peonies
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Hike, lecture will examine Ice Age flood
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Indian summer may be brief
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50 Acre Park meeting Tuesday
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Accuracy watch
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Basketball coaches sought
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Building permits
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Community services
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Events Calendar
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Family calendar
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GU students plan cleanup
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Letter
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Letters
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Library celebrating 93rd birthday
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Meetings/Clubs/Support Groups
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Religion notebook
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School Lunch
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Senior meals
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Spaghetti dinner will benefit ALS Service Organization
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Warren Miller film showing at NIC