Archives | Thursday, Sept. 11, 2008
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Features
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Closed theater-restaurant-jazz club sets the stage for the ultimate estate sale
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Actor Tim Matheson solid in ‘Burn’
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Boyfriend shows abusive bent
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Paris just a poor little rich girl
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Palin interview with ABC’s Gibson will air in bits on the network
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Alpine adventure
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Arts Calendar
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Idaho Clubs
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Spokane clubs
Nation/World
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Insurgency gains strength, ground
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Air Force tanker bidding scrapped
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Arthroscopic knee surgery for arthritis faulted
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Agency drips with abuse, report says
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Atom smasher passes test
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Bolivia kicks out U.S. ambassador
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Distribution woes mar aid for Haiti
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‘Lipstick’ quip a common jab employed by both sides
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Texas coast being evacuated as Ike approaches
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Palin gets rousing welcome home
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Ron Paul urges third-party votes
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Dispute over Ramadan spurs layoffs
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Russian bombers fly to Venezuela
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Some basics about the collider
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Earthquakes shake Japan, Indonesia
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Senate OKs infusion of highway funds
Spokane
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NIC’s enrollment rises by 206 students
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Accused officer is 14-year vet
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Kootenai Health buys six clinics
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Cash squeeze dooms builder
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U.S. attorney cleared in RPS case
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Airmail anniversary flight
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Canadian Zonolite settlement boon for lawyers
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Fearlessly flacking for fashionable finalist
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Injured baby’s father held on felony count
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Olympic Boat Centers to close
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Arson damages memorial in CdA
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Old-growth forests store CO2, study says
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Teacher off to roaring start
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THE ECONOMY
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Idaho Records
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Washington Records
Sports
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Forward thinking
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Hearts deep in Texas
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Huskies need Locker partner
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Cox will return
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Seahawks patch up roster
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Briefly around the region
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Blues have their ‘quality’
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Hunters, resurgent wolves vie for elk
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Plenty of wetland habitat this year
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Quail to the rescue for upland bird hunters
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Rotten Orange lead way
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State turns to pen for relief
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Teams prepare for Ike
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Winter dealt blow to some whitetail areas
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Idaho waterfowlers give best shot to youths
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Cougars rally past Zags in volleyball
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Disease precautions advised
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Gonzaga Prep joins the fold
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More tests ahead for Handle teams
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M’s show some spunk
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Next year for Turnbull?
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Panhandle deer, elk seasons nipped
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Second look gives EWU same reaction
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They haven’t pirated A-11 offense, yet
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Title IX’s effects show in politics
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Washington has access to wild side
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Behave yourself out there
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Disabled hunters can get keys to gated roads
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Fast Break
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GSL Preview Girls soccer
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Niners QB Smith sees his season come to end
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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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Deferrals available
Voices
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Scoop winners announced
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Fall good time to renovate lawn
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Music and arts
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Cherishing time together
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Unpopular policy trashed
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Art of peace
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On her toes
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Vespas buzz into town
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Calm turns to urgency after big ‘blowup’
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Council postpones couplet vote
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Residents oppose mining operation
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Season to run
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Survival school hosts honorary commanders
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Tough competition at the net
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Brutal act remembered
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West Plains aquifer will be studied
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CV enrollment higher than expected
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In Control specializes in radio-powered fun
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Miracle makers
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Open house, football game will mark NC centennial
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Post Falls freshman has book published
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Rathdrum’s first Adventure Race first-rate
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Red Hatters galore!
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Spangle Harvest Fest a celebration for town
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Tour benefits Heritage Gardens
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Council OKs payments for extra work at City Hall
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Ethicist speaks on global water crisis
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Find Scoop, win a scoop
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Find Scoop, win scoops
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Paddle Eloika Lake for hand in poker game
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Prison bird program inhumane, group claims
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Rumors, legends and more, oh my
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Wet, cool fall should lead into mild winter
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Lecture will focus on justice
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Liberty Lake police help deputy in trouble
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Adult education classes
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Building permits
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City accepting funding applications
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community services
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Family calendar
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Letters
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Neighborhood updates
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Scoop contest winners named
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Successful search for Scoop continues
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Youths find Scoop
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Cheney’s aquifer is going down, but it is no crisis, says public works director
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Jasper