Archives | September 2014

Monday, Sept. 1

• One of the last typewriter repairmen

• Status of your ailing body best kept to yourself

• In brief: Event to focus on exposing scams

• The Slice: Yuletide segue awaits

• Annie’s Mailbox: Men, monogamy don’t mix, he says

All stories for Sept. 1, 2014 »

Tuesday, Sept. 2

• Ask Dr. K: Seek answer to cause of anovulation

• Annie’s Mailbox: Young girl laughs at gift from son

• ‘DIY’ blood pressure care trumps MDs

• Health Bulletin Board www.spokesman.com/livewell

• Study: Parents can’t spot child obesity

All stories for Sept. 2, 2014 »

Wednesday, Sept. 3

• reunions

• culinary calendar

• Carolyn Hax: No wish to name baby for dead uncle

• Miss Manners: Hold off putting neighbors in their place

• In brief: Penalty of $1.4 billion sought in fatal pipeline explosion

All stories for Sept. 3, 2014 »

Thursday, Sept. 4

• Annie’s Mailbox: Stay out of daughter’s marriage problems

• Ask Dr. K: Treatment alternatives for hot flashes

• Poster show at the Bartlett

• The Slice: Dad would understand the ongoing bustle

• Late-night TV

All stories for Sept. 4, 2014 »

Friday, Sept. 5

• 10 under $10

• Slow service? Maybe it’s you, not them

• Exhibit lets young artists put best foot forward

• Hint of mystery adds twist

• Plenty of ways to connect besides feeding

All stories for Sept. 5, 2014 »

Saturday, Sept. 6

• Annie’s Mailbox: Grandparents stuff kids with sugar

• Ask Dr. K: Strategies to reduce constant belching

• The Slice: What kind of audience would Spokane be?

• Laundry Love brings faith to homeless

• Charles Krauthammer: Obama, NATO weak on deterring Russia

All stories for Sept. 6, 2014 »

Sunday, Sept. 7

• The Dirt: Gluten-free bakery opens

• Small Talk: Cantwell targets gender gap in biz loans

• Front and Center: Jim Sheehan

• The Slice: Apple tree idea requires a yay or neigh vote

• Ask the Builder: Air ensures quality paint sprayer results

All stories for Sept. 7, 2014 »

Monday, Sept. 8

• The Slice: Life is good when you can see Space Needle from your house

• ‘Sit and Be Fit’ star continues to inspire nationwide audience

• Conference gives boomers primer on retirement

• Annie’s Mailbox: Daughter’s depression goes untreated

• Miss Manners: Don’t be offended by offer of a seat

All stories for Sept. 8, 2014 »

Tuesday, Sept. 9

• Health Bulletin Board

• The Slice: A little innocence can go a long way

• ‘Raising of America’ focuses on Americans’ earliest years

• Alisa Hideg: Breastfeeding is good for mother and child

• Blood bank

All stories for Sept. 9, 2014 »

Wednesday, Sept. 10

• Culinary calendar

• Miss Manners: Fundraising takes a gentle touch

• Carolyn Hax: Long-distance romance isn’t going anywhere

• Are smartwatches useful? It depends, says Valley developer

• U.S. recovery pushes dollar to six-year high

All stories for Sept. 10, 2014 »

Thursday, Sept. 11

• Annie’s Mailbox: Good advice to boy about brother

• Ask Dr. K: ‘Grazing’ could lead to eating more

• Performers ‘free to be themselves’ at Burleskival

• The Slice: Time to get your fill of Spokane audiences

• In brief: CdA Casino’s Last Catch Pike Tourney approaches

All stories for Sept. 11, 2014 »

Friday, Sept. 12

• Ken Burns’ latest connects Roosevelts

• Throw your voice into local dialogue

• Park eateries’ last week

• On Tap: Brewers benefit from bounty of backyard hops

• 10 under $10

All stories for Sept. 12, 2014 »

Saturday, Sept. 13

• Malino joins Temple Beth Shalom as rabbi

• Annie’s Mailbox: Grandma’s death blamed on mom

• The Slice: Either you’re a messy eater or you’re saving food for later

• Ask Dr. K: Manage gout by preventing attacks

• Charles Krauthammer: Obama speech helps, but it’s not convincing

All stories for Sept. 13, 2014 »

Sunday, Sept. 14

• Social Calendar

• Around the Remote: Burns’ ‘The Roosevelts’

• Silicon Valley struggles to speak FDA’s language

• The Dirt: Market Vision, Alliance Data, Cougar shop

• Future looks bright for small-business owners

All stories for Sept. 14, 2014 »

Monday, Sept. 15

• Avista cautions customers about scams

• Great-grampa builds special memories

• In brief: Nostalgia Radio visits Glover Mansion

• The Slice: Carrier discovered parade was more than a magazine

• AARP program aims to protect older Americans from scams

All stories for Sept. 15, 2014 »

Tuesday, Sept. 16

• Celebrity doc’s vaccine views frustrate experts

• support groups

• Will migraine relief pass the eye test?

• Health Bulletin Board www.spokesman.com/livewell

• Georgetown physician stresses safety on the front lines of Ebola

All stories for Sept. 16, 2014 »

Wednesday, Sept. 17

• Culinary calendar

• Support groups

• Miss Manners: Allow nanny to spend bonus as she likes

• Carolyn Hax: Bride demands both dads be in wedding

• Corinthian Colleges accused of predatory lending

All stories for Sept. 17, 2014 »

Thursday, Sept. 18

• Annie’s Mailbox: Take elevator to be on safe side

• Ask Dr. K: Time crucial in treating heart attack

• Students make dean’s lists

• ‘Big Easy’ does it for Bakula

• The Slice: Do you have a monopoly on rambling?

All stories for Sept. 18, 2014 »

Friday, Sept. 19

• 10 under $10

• Purveyor of potions

• Couple’s harmonious sound starts in separate places

• Manito Tap House marks anniversary, Oktoberfest

• A literary magic show

All stories for Sept. 19, 2014 »

Saturday, Sept. 20

• Spokane clubs

• Annie’s Mailbox: Learn more about ovarian cancer

• Ask Dr. K: Break in shoes slowly to prevent blisters

• Seattle’s Recovery Cafe marks 10 years

• The Slice: Let’s face it: There’s still time to watch the grass grow

All stories for Sept. 20, 2014 »

Sunday, Sept. 21

• The Slice: Good or bad, they’re Gar-Pals for life

• Hunter a worthy MacArthur fellowship recipient

• 101 things to do before the year ends

• Drugstores, retailers dive deeper into vaccine market

• Middle ground

All stories for Sept. 21, 2014 »

Monday, Sept. 22

• Spokane clubs

• At 77, pediatric cardiologist still treats broken hearts

• The Slice: Beloved cut-off jeans wore and traveled well

• A demographics anomaly in the works

• Miss Manners: Repay volunteers with lots of thanks

All stories for Sept. 22, 2014 »

Tuesday, Sept. 23

• Annie’s Mailbox: Daughter thinks mom’s beau wants money

• Ask Dr. K: Yearly MRI right for some women

• Health Bulletin Board www.spokesman.com/livewell

• Blood test can diagnose depression in adults

• Blood bank

All stories for Sept. 23, 2014 »

Wednesday, Sept. 24

• Culinary calendar

• Idaho clubs

• Miss Manners: Adults should avoid youth’s slang in office

• Carolyn Hax: Healthy families don’t lay guilt trip

• Washington records

All stories for Sept. 24, 2014 »

Thursday, Sept. 25

• The Slice: Recalling the roaring ’70s

• Idaho clubs

• Ferris graduate leaves her mark on ‘The Boxtrolls’

• Annie’s Mailbox: Husband can ask dad about distance

• Ask Dr. K: No single test can diagnose Alzheimer’s

All stories for Sept. 25, 2014 »

Friday, Sept. 26

• Quirky ‘Boxtrolls’ world both gloomy and inviting

• Latest Woodley vehicle hits pay-per-view first

• When a team works, ‘you don’t overthink it’

• No way to redeem these ‘Neighbors’

• Mercers making mark on wine world

All stories for Sept. 26, 2014 »

Saturday, Sept. 27

• Religion calendar

• Basic message can get lost in glitz

• Rhimes’ big night

• Ask Dr. K: Fresh or frozen, produce offers benefits

• Annie’s Mailbox: Take a break from dating, marriage

All stories for Sept. 27, 2014 »

Sunday, Sept. 28

• Wal-Mart launches fee-free mobile checking

• The Dirt

• Small-business owners help workers afford health plans

• Mexican cartels steal billions from oil industry

• BBB Tip of the Week

All stories for Sept. 28, 2014 »

Monday, Sept. 29

• Answers to previous New York Times puzzle

• Miss Manners: ‘You guys’ not for mixed audience

• Annie’s Mailbox: Husband stuck in bachelor mode

• Long-term caregiver

• The Slice: It’s a wise move if you want the ultimate last laugh

All stories for Sept. 29, 2014 »

Tuesday, Sept. 30

• Health Bulletin Board www.spokesman.com/livewell

• Achievements: Students from region earn higher degrees

• Blood Bank

• Alzheimer’s walk takes place Saturday

• The Slice: I’ll take snoring sister for $200

All stories for Sept. 30, 2014 »