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Sunday, August 31, 2008
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‘For Better or for Worse’ to be retold
August 31, 2008 in Features on Page D3 Cartoonist Lynn Johnston just can’t bring herself to abandon her fictional family. For years, the “For Better or for Worse” creator mulled retirement, then lightened her workload by creating flashbacks …
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Brian’s songs
August 31, 2008 in Features on Page D3 BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. – Brian Wilson sits on a plush couch in his living room, smiling nervously. On the Beach Boys visionary’s back porch, his family’s 15 pooches yip and …
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Take trip to Northern Quest to see Rip, ‘Bottoms Up’
August 31, 2008 in Features on Page D3 A new Vegas-style comedy show is coming for a two-week run at the Northern Quest Casino, Thursday through Sept. 12, and if you want to get an idea of the …
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Story’s end leaves us far better, not worse
August 31, 2008 in Features on Page D3 The end of the world is here: Lizardbreath has married Blandthony. Grandpa Jim has been clinging to life. Our protagonist, Elly Patterson, is a Kleenex-clutching mess, as ever. Somebody says …
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Best-selling books
August 31, 2008 in Features on Page D4 Fiction 1. “Star Wars: The Force Unleashed”
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Social calendar
August 31, 2008 in Features on Page D4 Feast with Friends - Progressive food and wine tasting and get to know your local farmers, winemakers and chefs. Locally grown ingredients will be used to create delectable bites paired …
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Montana rodeo rider focus of biography
August 31, 2008 in Features on Page D4 As residents of the West, we live in a land steeped by the legacy of cowboys. Not just the cowboys of fiction, as portrayed by everyone from Zane Grey to …
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Middle school 101: Tips for survival
August 31, 2008 in City on Page D5 We understand how stressful getting back to school can be, especially when you are moving up to a bigger school. Having recently “graduated” from middle school, we feel it our …
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Engagements
August 31, 2008 in Features on Page D5 Little-Harper Jennifer Harper and Adam Little, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 25 at Our Lady of Lourdes Cathedral in Spokane.
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You can go green for school supplies
August 31, 2008 in City on Page D6 With reports saying the environment is going to the dogs, it’s important to be green while going back to school. And because everyone is busy, we did some shopping for …
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School clothes shopping the eco-friendly way
August 31, 2008 in City on Page D6 Going back to school often means spending huge chunks of money on new clothes and school supplies to replace half-used notebooks and out-grown clothing. Imagine the number of trees cut …
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You’re not green unless you contribute to the cause
August 31, 2008 in City on Page D8 Going green is a “big thing” in today’s society. Unfortunately, many people are confused about what it really means. Buying a shirt that says “save the planet” isn’t saving the …
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Responsibility calls
August 31, 2008 in City on Page D8 School course themes are similar throughout the state as they do their best to educate the youngest generation of Washingtonians. The importance of environmental protection is stressed as back-to-school season …
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J-Campers enjoy their taste of The S-R
August 31, 2008 in City on Page D8 If you were downtown Aug. 13, you may have seen a troop of students clad in identical green T-shirts, armed with reporter’s notebooks, pens and ID cards, strolling around Riverfront …
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Q and A: Being green
August 31, 2008 in City on Page D8 Question: “How important is it to be green when going back to school? Why?” Megan Bishop: “Very important because some of those school supplies can be harmful whether they say …
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Older workers staying on the job longer
August 31, 2008 in Business on Page E1 MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis. – Ruby S. Johnson’s co-workers presented her with a chair for her birthday this month. It’s cushioned. It swivels. And it should help make her comfortable for …
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Photo revolution
August 31, 2008 in Business on Page E1 Steve Riffle’s photo processing company, R&R Custom Color Lab, developed about 1,000 rolls or sheets of film a day back in 2000. Even then, Riffle could tell film was dying. …
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Long-term care plans remain a hard sell
August 31, 2008 in Business on Page E1 PHOENIX – As longevity rises and more people near retirement age, long-term care coverage is becoming increasingly relevant. Such care also is becoming more expensive. Private nursing homes cost an …
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Grandparents foot back-to-school bill
August 31, 2008 in Business on Page E2 In the midst of one of the toughest back-to-school buying seasons in years, grandparents in many families are pitching in to get kids clothed. Three of the top five cities …
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Economic downturn brings new challenges
August 31, 2008 in Business on Page E2 It has been an interesting summer here in the Inland Northwest. As I near my 10th anniversary in this area, I am still trying to understand the summertime effect that …
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Corning shareholders benefit from company’s wise warning
August 31, 2008 in Business on Page E2 Corning (NYSE: GLW) has gotten a bad rap recently. Hit by rumblings of a falloff in LCD TV demand, Corning’s stock price has slumped nearly 25 percent over the summer, …
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Grantparents foot back-to-school bill
August 31, 2008 in Business on Page E2 In the midst of one of the toughest back-to-school buying seasons in years, grandparents in many families are pitching in to get kids clothed. Three of the top five cities …
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UW’s digital archive gives glimpse into history
August 31, 2008 in Business on Page E6 The University of Washington libraries digital photo archive (http://content. lib.washington.edu /index.html) is an impressive site with a vast collection of historical photographs, maps, newspapers, posters, reports and other media from …
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Web sites show his geek chic sensibilities
August 31, 2008 in Business on Page E6 We asked Olsen to offer up his current Web favorites. Here’s that list: Geeksugar – http://www.geeksugar.com . The best geek chic site made by anybody ever. Guys should be secure …

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