Archives | Thursday, Jan. 8, 2009
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Features
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‘Cuckoo’ at Civic
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Horoscope
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Most osteoporosis drugs cause stomach upset
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Author Ann Coulter spars with host on ‘Early Show’
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Battling the beast within
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Allegro series examines Bach, Couperin
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Grandchildren’s safety comes first
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On the Wall: Exhibit pushes boundaries of photography
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Arts Calendar
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Gallery listings
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Stage Listings
Idaho
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CdA police looking for road rage suspect
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Otter says budget cuts difficult but needed
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Non-partisan group asks for higher beer, wine tax
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ITD board passes over Dover Bridge project
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Simpson named to lead GOP on enviro spending panel
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Lytle’s 75-year sentence a record
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Free campsites for helping out at Idaho State Parks
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Larry Craig dropping further appeals
Idaho Voices
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Your Voices
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Athol has a pretty exotic menagerie
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Rathdrum Prairie businesses weather storm
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Estate of ‘Wheat King’ filled entire North Side block
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Rathdrum, Spirit Lake plowing snow nonstop
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With every birthday, a blessing
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Winter too much for adopted Christmas horse
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Carrousel closed for maintenance
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George takes dare at Polar Bear Plunge
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Building permits
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Family calendar
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In brief: Special Needs Recreation holding Cowboy Crusade
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Meetings/Clubs/Support Groups
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Music and arts
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School Lunch
Nation/World
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Fighting rages amid diplomatic efforts
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C-section best for baby closer to due date
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Pakistan fires national security boss
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Performance officer named as nation faces record deficit
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Russia shuts all gas lines to Europe via Ukraine
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Senate opposition to Burris thawing
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Khmer Rouge victims still await justice
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Pink iguana is from newly documented Galapagos species
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Teen birth rates on the rise
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Nation in brief: Colorado wildfires force evacuations
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Obama meets with exclusive club
Spokane
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Teens face felony charges in botched beer theft
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Ice jams could cause flooding locally, NWS warns
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State unemployment filings hit record
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Spokane police logs
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North Idaho seeing worst of weather
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Local traffic smooth
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Closures bring truck traffic to a halt
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Homeless woman found shelter
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Verner vetoes shoreline-law exception
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Spokane man arrested after weapons found
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Cold, wet, sloppy mess
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McKenna seeks tougher laws
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Tidyman’s workers recoup some savings
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Thousands told to flee West Side floods
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Police thank man for heroism
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Seattle provides respite from maddening snow
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Teen charged with murder in infant’s death
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Elk herd’s bad luck translates to bounty for food pantry
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Idaho man gets prison for defrauding government
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Summer’s father to receive sentence
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S. Spokane County house catches fire twice
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In brief: Train crash death ruled a suicide
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Idaho Records
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Washington Records
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In brief: Spokane reinstates acquitted detective
Sports
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Eastern guard rededicated himself after brush with law
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Chiefs gain boost from returnees
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Weather may lead to wildlife recession
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At a glance: Eastern Washington Eagles
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At a glance: Idaho Vandals
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At a glance: Washington State Cougars
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Gators, Sooners eye prize
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Stanford, California surprise prognosticators
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G-Prep’s Long chooses Cougars
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Gross disappears from EWU
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Pity the loser who will have no valid case
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Prep sports tackle money challenges
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Vikings, Trojans grab early attention
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Fast Break
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Penn State police on the lookout for Paterno’s glasses
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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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G-Prep’s Fischer improved quickly
Washington Voices
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Valley school districts clear the roofs
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SCRAPS seeks help with record influx of puppies
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Senior activities
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Tigger
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Appleway Toyota may get relief
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Avoid the mess, stay in the neighborhood
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Boy Scouts become snow angels
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West Plains cities in emergency mode
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Helping women take steps into new lives
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‘Wheat King’ estate filled entire block
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2008 was a year of weather extremes
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Catholic Charities needs volunteers
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Liberty Lake civic building renovations behind schedule
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Missing Gregoire kept press guessing
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211 needs volunteers
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Corbin Art Center classes starting soon
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In brief: Bloomsday opens registration site
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In brief: Businesses dig out, open for business
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Letters
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Neighborhood Updates
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Gospel choir raises a voice to serve others
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Wren Pierson building a total loss