Archives | November 2019

Friday, Nov. 1

• Washington records

• Both sides assert affirmative action referendum will help veterans

• Inslee can’t be recalled for travel, response to homelessness, court says

• Danielle Allen: The biggest impeachment challenge? Commitment.

• E.J. Dionne: We’re polarized and fragmented

All stories for Nov. 1, 2019 »

Saturday, Nov. 2

• Noah Smith: The 1950s are greatly overrated

• Martin Schram: GOP could learn from Thompson

• CdA Councilman Dan English draws challengers Tom Morgan, Lacey Moen for seat

• A tale of two schools: Test scores diverge on Spokane campuses, despite investments

• 100 years ago in Spokane: ‘Newly christened Cougars’ outplay Idaho; cabaret owner sues sheriff

All stories for Nov. 2, 2019 »

Sunday, Nov. 3

• Tom Kelly: Where to buy? Evaluating basic vacation, investment possibilities

• Nerd Wallet: How to choose the right health plan

• Business Beat

• BBB Tip of the Week: ’Tis the season

• The Dirt: Second Harvest prepares adjacent building for expansion

All stories for Nov. 3, 2019 »

Monday, Nov. 4

• 100 years ago in Spokane: U.S. Navy Hawaiian sailors see first snow in Spokane

• Then and Now: The Bennett Block

• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Social media platforms and the fate of truth

• Numerica Credit Union offering scholarships to tackle student loan debt

• Man dies in mobile home fire north of Garwood

All stories for Nov. 4, 2019 »

Tuesday, Nov. 5

• Banner acquires California-based AltaPacific Bancorp

• Mansoor Shams: Media dishonor veterans with bigoted comments

• Deadline to vote: 8 p.m. tonight

• Washington records

• 100 years ago today in Spokane: Voters narrowly reject public power

All stories for Nov. 5, 2019 »

Wednesday, Nov. 6

• Feature Creature: Ruby is house-trained

• Around the Corner: Gordon Physical Therapy opens second location

• University’s Jacob Easton to represent Titans at state cross country meet

• West Valley district’s first parent engagement liaison has a cute partner by his side

• Paratransit provider MV Transportation Services Inc. closing Spokane Valley office in December

All stories for Nov. 6, 2019 »

Thursday, Nov. 7

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Deputies sought to ‘hunt booze’ as Prohibition becomes law

• California’s Evan Weaver – college football’s leading tackler – is boldly wearing No. 89 as an homage to Gonzaga Prep, Spokane

• Gardening: After fall garden chores are wrapped up, check out the SCC poinsettia sale Nov. 14-15

• Washington records

• Mead school officials suspend new elementary school as they deal with levy rejection

All stories for Nov. 7, 2019 »

Friday, Nov. 8

• Jason Rezaian: Can Twitter get back on the right side of history?

• Holocaust survivor shares experiences, warns of growing prejudice in Spokane talk

• Spokane schools schedule vaping symposium as health crisis deepens and Seattle sues Juul

• Spokane’s high school principals supported fining students caught vaping; school board tabled proposal

• 100 years ago in Spokane: John Philip Sousa wows Auditorium Theater crowd

All stories for Nov. 8, 2019 »

Saturday, Nov. 9

• Horizon Credit Union to add branch on Washington Street

• Business Beat

• The pick: Why Washington State will beat Cal

• Recap and highlights: Filip Petrusev leads No. 8 Gonzaga in 110-60 romp over Arkansas-Pine Bluff

• Recap and highlights: Devon Modster leads Cal to win over Washington State

All stories for Nov. 9, 2019 »

Sunday, Nov. 10

• Motley Fool: Southwest should take off

• BBB Tip of the Week: Watch out for motherhood gift cards sent from ‘Jenny B’

• Tom Kelly: Looking for an investment? Put yourself in the renter’s shoes

• Front & Center: Prioritizing plays big role in Kevin Young’s many roles for Oakesdale schools

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Irish leader tells crowd Britain’s hold on island is ‘fated to fail’

All stories for Nov. 10, 2019 »

Monday, Nov. 11

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Veterans, city celebrate one-year anniverary of end of World War I

• Then and Now: Spokane’s first Catholic school

• Leonard Pitts Jr.: The kids may ‘OK’ this Boomer to their heart’s content

• Faith and Values: Don’t just cope with disillusionment, learn from it

• Spokane Valley considers camping ban, shorter hours in parks to curb presence of homeless

All stories for Nov. 11, 2019 »

Tuesday, Nov. 12

• Trudy Rubin: 20 years in, Temple’s program in China teaches ‘rule of law’ amid tensions between Beijing and Washington

• Spokane looks to shore up hydrant safety rules after E. coli contamination last summer

• Washington records

• 100 years ago today in Spokane: American Legion declares ‘War on Reds’ after clash with Wobblies

• Ferguson says his office can defend I-976 from legal challenges

All stories for Nov. 12, 2019 »

Wednesday, Nov. 13

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Police call arrest of 74 at pool hall a ‘general roundup of radicals’

• Commission determines campaign violations by labor-backed PACs active in Spokane election were minor

• Spokane Valley named a top city nationwide for residents with $60,000 annual income

• Shawn Vestal: Spokane should be proud of program that combats family homelessness

• Owner of Fiesta Mexicana to open new taqueria in Liberty Lake

All stories for Nov. 13, 2019 »

Thursday, Nov. 14

• Huckleberries: Library vigilante strikes again, attracts international media attention

• 100 years ago in Spokane: ‘German soviet’ plot foiled, police say

• Magazine ranks Kalispel, CdA casino golf courses among nation’s top 50

• ‘It made me stronger’: EWU professor goes from foster care to Steinway Hall of Fame

• Somebody needs you: Children’s items, household products sought

All stories for Nov. 14, 2019 »

Friday, Nov. 15

• Stephen L. Carter: Go ahead, call it a quid pro quo

• Trump was right to abandon the Taliban peace deal. Here’s what a good one would look like.

• Winter outlook for Spokane region has forecasters guessing

• Washington State basketball returns home to welcome Big Sky foe Idaho State

• Shawn Vestal: Beggs will play crucial role after supposed change election idles

All stories for Nov. 15, 2019 »

Saturday, Nov. 16

• Tom Kelly: Waiting for another rate drop? You may lose your dream home along the way

• Evans Brothers cafe, High Tide Lobster Bar open in Wonder Building

• Helen Ubinas: I heard school shooting survivors’ stories. Then it happened again in California

• Zach Kessel: I write for the Daily Northwestern. We shouldn’t apologize for doing our jobs.

• Eye on Boise: Jim Weatherby presented with City Club of Boise’s highest awawrd

All stories for Nov. 16, 2019 »

Sunday, Nov. 17

• BBB Tip of the Week: 150 complaints filed over business 30 Day Success Formula

• Motley Fool: Profits are brewing

• Week Ahead

• Business Beat

• Nerd Wallet: What to do if your parents need financial help

All stories for Nov. 17, 2019 »

Monday, Nov. 18

• 100 years ago in Mullan, Idaho: Rescue prospects for trapped miners turn grim

• Then and Now: Latah Creek Bridge

• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Barriers zigzag across America like a scar

• Ham, Thanksgiving’s second fiddle, will cost you this year

• Faith and Values: The transformative power of Kanye West – and Christ

All stories for Nov. 18, 2019 »

Tuesday, Nov. 19

• Trudy Rubin: ‘We need help!’ Young protesters stand up for Hong Kong democracy against enormous odds

• Yogurt sales sour as US breakfast culture changes

• 100 years ago today in the Inland Northwest: Murder mystery on the banks of the St. Maries River

• Washington records

• Wonder Building eateries see smiling faces, busy lines during first full day of business

All stories for Nov. 19, 2019 »

Wednesday, Nov. 20

• Mead School District will build 10th elementary school

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Supposed radical breaks out in song after breaking into meeting

• As northwest university presidential housing goes, University of Idaho unusual with two homes

• Shark crosses Pacific: Gerardo Parra joins Yomiuri Giants

• Browns’ Myles Garrett awaits ruling after hearing for suspension

All stories for Nov. 20, 2019 »

Thursday, Nov. 21

• 100 years ago in Coeur d’Alene: Passenger yacht disparaged in court

• ‘There are currently no obstacles’: New 24/7, ‘no barrier’ warming center set to open Friday

• Spokane Symphony takes students on out-of-this-world voyage that melds art and science

• Gardening: Time to start compost pile, clean garden tools and put seeds in storage – winter is coming

• Feature creature: Adeline would spend her golden years with loving family

All stories for Nov. 21, 2019 »

Friday, Nov. 22

• Nina Jankowicz: The real impeachment bombshell

• Schools seek kindergarten readiness help from Legislature

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Jail authorities end Wobbly ‘disturbance’ with fire hose

• Coeur d’Alene artist helps others remember and heal through jewelry infused with their loved one’s ashes

• Shawn Vestal: Joy, service and food for the hungry on hand at Shalom Ministries for 25 years

All stories for Nov. 22, 2019 »

Saturday, Nov. 23

• Greenstone to build mixed-use ‘flatiron’ building at Kendall Yards

• Rockwood at Whitworth breaks ground on $69 million senior-living redevelopment project

• Rep. Scott Bedke, Rep. Megan Blanksma, Rep. Mike Moyle and Rep. Jason Monks: Our Medicaid expansion is throwing thousands off their insurance

• Martha Manning: Grown-ups need Mister Rogers, too

• Trump’s pardons are a disservice to the military

All stories for Nov. 23, 2019 »

Sunday, Nov. 24

• Motley Fool: A smoking dividend

• BBB Tip of the Week: Suggestions for giving wisely

• Business Beat

• Tom Kelly: It’s difficult to prove false property description was deliberate

• Week Ahead

All stories for Nov. 24, 2019 »

Monday, Nov. 25

• 100 years ago in Mullan, Idaho: Trapped miners would need to wait up to another week for rescue

• Then and Now: Spokane Convention Center

• Faith and Values: Each opportunity to be thankful is an offering plate for gratitude

• Leonard Pitts Jr.: ‘This is America. . And here, right matters’

• Garfield County joins Western Washington transportation players in suing over car-tab initiative

All stories for Nov. 25, 2019 »

Tuesday, Nov. 26

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Tailor’s side business lands him in jail

• Alexander Hall: How should I talk about my prison turnaround?

• What’s in a dam? National report cites high hazards near Spokane, but none are threatening life, property

• Washington records

• New duplexes coming to West Plains

All stories for Nov. 26, 2019 »

Wednesday, Nov. 27

• Free to a good home: 1 newspaper in Alaska

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Star athlete’s wedding delayed by quarantine

• Maps show voters didn’t cast ballots in predictable blocs in the Nov. 5 election

• ‘Her fingerprints are all over the city’: Stained-glass artist Susan Kim dies at 51

• Washington records

All stories for Nov. 27, 2019 »

Thursday, Nov. 28

• Sacajawea STEM program honored in national competition

• Ted Widmer: A balm for our nation, then and now

• Rob Curley: Finding inspiration in vibrant, dedicated newsroom

• 100 years ago in Spokane: Temperance union declares war on cigarettes

• Spokane-area shoppers mirror a regional tendency toward holiday-spending frugality, research shows

All stories for Nov. 28, 2019 »

Friday, Nov. 29

• Spokane officials working on new agreement for Yellowstone pipeline

• Six feet above ground: Washington begins rulemaking for human compost law

• Josh Rogin: We’re headed for a crisis on the Korean Peninsula. The Trump administration isn’t ready.

• Trudy Rubin: In Washington and in Hong Kong, the fight to preserve democratic values

• Longtime Spokane retailers stick to roots to make Black Friday success

All stories for Nov. 29, 2019 »

Saturday, Nov. 30

• Rehabilitated hotel in downtown Spokane to include restaurant

• Novelis planning $5 million expansion to technology center in Spokane Valley

• Local Domino’s franchise owner planning new downtown office with restaurant

• Developer planning to build large apartment complex in Spokane Valley

• Week Ahead

All stories for Nov. 30, 2019 »